... zo0 ?? *j,460b1 6 b S 'Diflo.3t1. 6,1 o Ct.reck. 1C pet br.;6,i7 ls p Rice . 9- 1S,95o ditto' -, If o PciCwt. i2,9610 'T 6 Potatoes D6,8@ Ditto - - ao lO Ditto ?? 3,44110 o beef i_ 13' DarreA, 3j 4.P3r ar 1 k,5;4 g 4 'dtt~t z,;boz Ewt-. - P Z 6 Per -wt ...

... that the-wiwould kill them out of the way. In addition tb this the gave them Fo little food, that they rave been feen eating potatoes from a fink hole. About three months ago they were fent to fetch Come' fiup from a foup-houfe, whens they were feom fuch ...

... be -remedied by the interference of Parliament. Your Committee have the fatisfaftion to flatc, that the meafure of vending potatoes at reduced prices, recommended id our fourth report, has been produc- tive of the moft beneficial and falutary effcs to that ...

... ABE JDEEf Sept. a. Per Peti. Beef 5d to el Oatmeal 2s adto s 3d \real 4d1 to 7d Rearmeal IS sd to ossod Mutton sd to 8d Potatoes os 2d to osiod Pork od to od Per Posund. Eggs per dozen 7d to g1d Butter IS 4d to is jd Quartern Loaf , as 2At DUNDEE MARKET ...

... Packet, Hall, London, do. Isabella, Comb, North Berwicl, do. Caledonia, Dickson, 2iew Castle, do. Jean & Ann, Brodie, Dunbar, potatoes 4. Peggy & Susan, Swapson, .Lieensferry, kelp Experiment, M'Lachlan, Greenock, goods Peggy, Scotland, Perth, wheat Sia Sloops ...

... it appeared, had been to buy the potatoes, and it could not be proved that be had been employed even in this way above fi; Weeks or two Months. i A Clrik, Who had been engaged in' fup efinterding the fale of the potatoes, often from fix in the morning till ...

... foi the purpofe of eredting cottsges, with a Rufficient quantity of land fuor dhi f'appyly of the ihlaotitants thercof with potatoes apd other vcge- tables, or annexing fussll pieces of ground tojfuch cottagers as may be in want thereof. They therefore ihmbly ...

... ABERDIEEV, Dec. 9. Per -Peck. Beef sd to 84 e Oatmeal Is 2d to is ar Veal 6dso Rd- Beameal os od to os 8d Mutton sd to 7d 6, Potatoes o 7d to us gd Pork e t to od rs Per Pound. Egigs per dozen 9d toied e Butter Is Id to Is ad Quartern Loaf Is OatclDFo M1[A ...

... injlurious fraud lii ies a UpOn thle revenue, of giving receipts upin Untiamped p ife in paper. That the Defendant was a potatoe merchantj; fAM, refiding in Crifpin-flreet, Spitalfiels, whele he cl r C ir- ried on a very extenfive trade. 'I'hat he had ...

... before the Judge left the town; the others were.Aall left for execution. Newman- and YVrigbtwere Iriihmen employed in the potatoe grounds near Stratford, and committed the robbery of which they .were convifted upon Mr. John Rennett, who keeps the Three ...

... fhooting without a licence, while in the Plaintiff's fervice. Another witnefs proved the dilivery of a quantity of wood and potatoes to the 'Defendant, but he admitted he took no particular account ofthem, becaufe he did not think they were intended to be ...

... 6d to gd Potatoes as 8d. to 1i od P'orl; od to cd Per Pound. Egs rcr dozen 6ci to Xd Butter rs ad to !5 3d Quartens Loaf r od DIUX'DAEE JMIARZBK PPiIcES, Aug. 27. Oatmeal as ad Egs 9u Barleyk & Peafe 8d to gd. B ef p5er lb 6d. to 8d 0 Potatoes i I d Veal ...