An edition of A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober (1765)

A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober.

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An edition of A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober (1765)

A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober.

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Printed by and for S. Powell and Son, in Dame-street, opposite Fownes's-street
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2016

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Grasses, Apiaries, Bee culture
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Ireland
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18th century

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Cover of: A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober.
A letter to the Dublin Society, from Sir James Caldwell, Fellow of the Royal Society. Giving an account of the culture and quality of several kinds of grass lately discovered. To which is added, the second edition of his proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland. Addressed to the Dublin Society. Which proposal was approved of, and premiums offered to the amount of 100l. by the Society for the encouragement of apiaries, according to the plan laid down in said proposal, to be adjuged the 3d. of nextOctober.
1765, Printed by and for S. Powell and Son, in Dame-street, opposite Fownes's-street
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Signatures: [A]2 B-C4 D2 2A-B4.

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Proposal for the increase of apiaries in Ireland.

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[4],20,16p. : 8vo
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2016

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