Part of St. Patrick's stream is fringed by well-grown uniform pollard willows that hedge it like a wall.
The best fisherman, however, will come to shame in streams bordered by pollard willows, and among queer nooks, which can be only fished down-stream.
Alas, on the man's left hand an old pollard leant into the water, barring all downward movement.
George Tompkins Pollard is a resident farmer of Columbia county, living on section 6, township 9 north, range 38 east.
In 1860 Mr. Pollard was united in marriage to Miss Harriet L.
Pollard acquired a district school education in his native state and at sixteen years of age left the parental roof to start out in life on his own account.
In the meadows of the vale the waters of the same stream irrigate numerous scattered withy-beds, pollard willow trees, and tall willow poles growing thickly in the hedges by the brook.
The hornet often chooses an old hollow withy-pollard for the site of its nest.
If on a summer's morning you go and sit in the gateway about half-way up the hedge, partly hidden by a pollard ash and great hawthorn bushes, you will not have long to wait before you hear the pleasant calls of the greenfinches coming.
It was in a pollard tree beside a stream among some thick branches about 20 feet from the ground.
Dexter said nothing, and the next minute, as they were in a curve of the river, where it flowed dark and deep, they ran the boat in once more beside a meadow edged with pollard willows.
William Pollard of Coventry, England, and had issue 10 sons and 5 daughters.
When my turkey hens start to lay I feed a ground feed that is put up under my formula by The Park & Pollard Company of Boston, Mass.
Footnotes Footnote 1: The call has been so heavy that is been impossible for me to handle the business of the remedies from my Concord home, and they are now for sale with the Park & Pollard Company of Boston.
As the Park & Pollard Company carry this ground feed it can be easily had there.
On the pollard willows the long wands are yellow-ruddy in the passing gleam of sunshine, the first colour of spring appears in their bark.
A great pollard oak it was, standing upon the very edge of the stream, easily distinguishable by its unusual size and the fact that at some time or another it had been riven by lightning.
Passing through New Liberty, in Owen County, and crossing the Kentucky River at the ferry on the road to New Castle, in Henry County, we stopped at the house of Mr. Pollard at 2 A.
We assumed the character of cattle-buyers, Mr. Pollard furnishing us with cattle-whips to make the assumption plausible.
The fact that this newspaper was taken by Mr. Pollard was to me sufficient evidence that he was a Southern sympathizer.
This, of course, was charged by Pollard and other enemies to his desire to save himself, in the event the Confederacy should fail, but no motive could have been further from the correct one than this view of the case.
I shall make a poor substitute for Jackson, I'm afraid; but I think I shall do it better than Pollard or Fenwick.
Jackson's illness was a protracted one, and left him in a weak state, from which he had not recovered whenPollard died.
The lad Barry began to whimper a little, and Pollard looked very downcast.
Fenwick watched by the sick man, and Pollard and Barry bestirred themselves to get ready the morning meal, and to attend to the wants of their two helpless companions.
Then would be the time for the murderer of Commander Jackson and Lieutenant Commander Pollard to make his move, whatever it was going to be.
They don't make them better than Jake Pollard was.
And that's where Commander Jackson and Lieutenant Commander Pollard were killed.
Pollard had said Barry walked down with him, and had left him at Forty-fourth.
For, granting Phil Barry is the criminal, the letter is explainable, the stories he told about Mr Pollard are explainable, and the whole thing becomes clear.
I knew when I got the message from Pollard that the dupe would be here so I sent you, Prescott, while I went down to Taylor's home.
