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... and plentiful Haivell of Wheat this Year, and thac there are great Quan. tities of Graie at prefent in the Kingdom ; that Potatoes in general have iuiled io every County ; that Barley and Oats have becu tiais Year lefs than wfual; that there is not throughoat ...
... 17. They write from Guilbrough, in Yorkhire, that [aft Week was dug up in the Carden of William Chaloner, Efg; 143 youn2 Potatoes, the Prodoce of one Root ; and whas is remarkable, no Top had fprurg Lom 8. LONDON, My 20. Extra& of a Letter from Paris ...
... Pence per Gallon, W'mchd{u Mealure, for their Potatoes, but the Tinners obliged them to fell the Wheat and Barley at the fame Price as at Troro, that is to fay, Butter at Six Pence per Pound, and Potatoes at Two Pecce Halfpenny per Gallon, - e Qo wne ...
... for their Money, but are cbliged to feed themicives (as well as the Troops now quaniered here, of aboat 100 in Number) with Potatoes ; the Price of new Qats is allo very high, fome Perfons modefly afking L2s. per Sack ; and what is fti!l more alarming, the ...
... Council of the City of Corke, having prefented a Memorial to the Lords Juftices, reprefenting that feveral large quantities of Potatoes have been Jately thipped from Corke for foreign Parts, and ihe Price of thas Commodity thereby Noravich, O&. 30. On Wednelday ...
... rs intended to make Starch of Potatoes inltead of Wheat, is as groandlefs as it is inconfiflent with the Nawre of Things, Yet, in confequence ot thefe Reports, feveral Perfons have bought up large quantities of Potatoes in ordei io make their own Price ...
... 1767. v . WHEREAS for fome Time paft a PraQice has been made, in the Night-time, to dig vp and carry o a large Quantity of Potatoes, in fome Grounds near Span¥ad, belonging to Mr, Cleophas Pullifon : Whoever will difcover the Perfon of Perfons coneerned ...
... they can. We are affured that in Lancathire, Chefhire, and Scaftordfhire, have been fet this Year the greateft quantities of Potatoes ever known, which are row Fbld there at 4d. per Peck, and which at this Time of the Year afed to be fid for 9d. and 10d. e ...
... raifed about it, to the Number of fe'elly-eifil!t. from which were gathered opwards of two quarts of Potatoe Apples, and from the Roots of it pinetycight Potatoes, meaforing more than a Peck, and weighing twenty feven Pounds one Quarter. Friday Morning laft ...
... Eamund Johnfow, of this Place, the Conteats of which T frond to be three Rods and 29 Perches,—jt was fet laft spring with Potatoes, and its Pioduce of that ufefol Efcalent is amazing. The qnandity fet was five Loads, the a2antity taken up one hundred and ...
... more of Corn, till it advanced to Thiee | Pounds a qaarrer : It is already at g 29. Our labouring | Peogle hve moflly upon Potatoes, which have faved Thoofands from Rarving, although they are advanced double of | what they were in 164 On Satarday Guildford ...
... Holland, where, w. bear, they are fo p.zntifel as obe purchafed at a Gilder per Bothel. ; The tollowing Receipt for making of Potatoe Bread, which has been tried by feveral Farmers and others in Hert fotdfhire, and frund 10 be wholefome, nourifixing and palatable ...