...surplus waters which it receives from rain or snow. These streamsin this district almost universally have worn their channels through the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...

...surplus waters which it receives from rain or snow. These streams in this district almost universally have worn their channels through the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...

...surplus waters which it receives from rain or snow. These streams in this district almost universally have worn their channels through the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...

...commonly of an uneven surface, swelling into hills, and divided by vallies, which afford the greatest facility to their being drained and improved. In many...themselves, the most proper situations for the main drains, and which, with the assistance of art, may be rendered effectual for that purpose. 808. The commitrionert...

...from rain or snow. These streams in this district almost universally have worn their channels througli the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...

...commonly of an uneven surface^ swelling into hills, and divided by values, which afford the greatest facility to their being drained and improved. In many...beneath ; dividing the bog into distinct masses, and pre senting, in themselves, the most proper situations for the main drains, and which, with the assistance...

...commonly of an uneven surface, swelling into hills, and divided by valleys, which afford the greatest facility to their being drained and improved. In many...channels through the substance of the bog, down to tfce clay or limestone gravel beneath ; dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting, in themselves,...

...discharge of the surplus waters which it receives from rain or snow. Channels are thus frequently worn through the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...

...surplus waters which it receives from rain or snow : these streams in this district almost universally have worn their channels through the substance of the bog down to the clay or limestone gravel underneath, dividing the bog into distinct masses*, and presenting in themselves the most proper situations...