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Meanings of neighbour landowner in English

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Usage of neighbour landowner in English
1
Some neighbouring landowner had committed a trespass or withheld a tithe pig.
The Coming of the Friars
2
Among the neighbouring landowners and the peasants it was known as the Petchenyegs' farm.
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories
3
Of the neighbouring landowners there was only Tushin whom she saw and knew anything of.
The Precipice
4
He arrived with his friend Kelly, the neighbouring landowner.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
5
With what appositeness did he sketch the neighbouring landowners!
Dead Souls
6
The company plans to lodge resource consent applications in March and is in discussions with neighbouring landowners.
Radio NZ
7
A Co Kerry farmer is to be sentenced next month for the manslaughter of a neighbouring landowner.
The Irish Times
8
Farmers, ramblers and neighbouring landowners remain sceptical -and the reintroduction of wolves would have many complex consequences.
Reuters
9
Then they visited the neighbouring landowners.
Tales of the Wilderness
10
A 62-year-old Kerry farmer has appeared before Tralee District Court charged with the murder of a neighbouring landowner.
The Irish Times
11
Two years before it had been known only to the gamekeeper and the shooting guests of a neighbouring landowner.
Harvest
12
A neighbouring landowner had a nervous stroke and they trundled me off to him in a scurvy jolting britchka.
Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends
13
An invitation to go out to Australia with the younger son of a neighbouring landowner, hitherto disregarded, was now accepted.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction
14
He was educated at a hedge-school, and on coming to man's estate, obtained a situation as steward to a neighbouring landowner.
Little Memoirs of the Nineteenth Century
15
The jury will resume its deliberations on Friday in the trial of a north Kerry farmer who denies murdering a neighbouring landowner.
The Irish Times
16
It turned out that this gentleman, a total stranger to her, was on a visit at the house of a neighbouring landowner.
A Group of Noble Dames