Add to ORKGplanter n. . . the servants who make the claim upon him were in the employ of the planter.G. M. Story MAY 1970 JH MAY 1970PRINTED ITEMUsed IUsed INot use
planter nA planter is a man who undertakes fishing on his own account, a sort of middleman between...
planter n. . . he had for years followed the life of a 'planter'; that is, had engaged in the fish...
planter nCoast people who trade in a small way; also, trappers and fishers.G. M. Story July 195...
planterThe plaintiffs supplied a planter named French in the autumn of last year; . . . [1873]G. M...
planter nThe _planters_ ... who, being settled there, needed the protection of a government...G.M....
planter nMost enterprises consist of crews numbering three or four men under the charge of a skipp...
planter nIn the case of Ridley & Sons there was a number of large planters, such as Messrs. Henry ...
planterhis dress was not the jacket and trowsers of the planters of the country.G.M.Story July 19...
planter nThe person who hires the fishing-servants is called _a planter_, and although not _really...
planter nWe presently hired a sloop from a planter and sent the mate with divers men alongshore to...
planter. . . a supplying merchant who recieves the produce of the voyage with a knowledge that fre...
planter nThe skipper "takes up" in the merchant's store what he needs for the winter, and to get h...
planter nThe directors of the banks were all local merchants, and many were heavily indebted to ...
planterA worthy planter, who had been active in promoting the building [Church in Trouty Cove, Tri...
planterA man who keeps servants of his own, and carries on business for himself: but who, by not h...
planter nA planter is a man who undertakes fishing on his own account, a sort of middleman between...
planter n. . . he had for years followed the life of a 'planter'; that is, had engaged in the fish...
planter nCoast people who trade in a small way; also, trappers and fishers.G. M. Story July 195...
planterThe plaintiffs supplied a planter named French in the autumn of last year; . . . [1873]G. M...
planter nThe _planters_ ... who, being settled there, needed the protection of a government...G.M....
planter nMost enterprises consist of crews numbering three or four men under the charge of a skipp...
planter nIn the case of Ridley & Sons there was a number of large planters, such as Messrs. Henry ...
planterhis dress was not the jacket and trowsers of the planters of the country.G.M.Story July 19...
planter nThe person who hires the fishing-servants is called _a planter_, and although not _really...
planter nWe presently hired a sloop from a planter and sent the mate with divers men alongshore to...
planter. . . a supplying merchant who recieves the produce of the voyage with a knowledge that fre...
planter nThe skipper "takes up" in the merchant's store what he needs for the winter, and to get h...
planter nThe directors of the banks were all local merchants, and many were heavily indebted to ...
planterA worthy planter, who had been active in promoting the building [Church in Trouty Cove, Tri...
planterA man who keeps servants of his own, and carries on business for himself: but who, by not h...
planter nA planter is a man who undertakes fishing on his own account, a sort of middleman between...
planter n. . . he had for years followed the life of a 'planter'; that is, had engaged in the fish...
planter nCoast people who trade in a small way; also, trappers and fishers.G. M. Story July 195...