<<A>> complete guide to the mystery and management of bees : Containing Instructions how to manage them with respect to their Breeding, Gathering, Swarming, Hiving, Feeding, &c. to considerable Advantage: also, Directions whereby the Governor or Queen-Bee may be distinctly known; Together with Several curious Matters concerning them, deduced chiefly from Experience. Being the most valuable Discovery hitherto found out. By W. White, Sen. of Shutford, near Banbury, Oxon. Who, in the Year 1766, was honoured with a Premium, by the Society of Arts and Sciences, for his singular Abilities therein.
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printed for the author; and sold by Richardson and Urquhart, at the Royal-Exchange; Isaac Taylor, near Chancery-Lane, Holborn; H. Turpin, St. John's-Street, West Smithfield; T. Goodacre, Brewer-Street, Golden-Square; and W. Todd, Adam and Eve Court, near the Pantheon, Oxford-Street,
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The experienced bee-keeper, or, A short treatise on the management of bees founded on facts and long experience ; wherein is described, their nature and kind, and how to manage them ; when they swarm, how to place them ; how to take care of them during the winter ; how to feed them ; how to destroy their enemies ; how to unite swarms ; how to manage them when robbers attack them ; how to form a double hive ; how to preserve honey, together with some of its qualities and uses 
<<A>> complete guide for the management of bees : Throughout the year; containing 1. A Description of the Queen Bee. 2. The Generation of Bees. 3. Of the Drones. 4. Of the proper Situation for a Bee house. 5. The proper Method of Swarming and Hiving. 6. Of separating the Honey and Wax. 7. Of the Enemies and Sicknesses incident to Bees. 8. Of Feeding them in the Winter Season. 9. Explanation of the new-invented Hives, with proper Directions in what Manner they are to be made use of. By Daniel Wildman, At his House, No. 326, Holborn.