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... a Day. Our Land is laid out to us, and moll of it cleared and cultivated, and bears as good Barley, Oats, Peafe, Carrots, Potatoes, Turnips, Cabbages, and all Sorts of Garden Stuff, as in England, have Plen of all Sorts of Filh, and wild Fowl cheap. L ...
... computed that Pom lad Mic iiaclmas the ncxr, the Money that been, and will lent out of poor u.nay for Corn and flour, and for Potatoes, will amount al-ove 500,00 c 1. whillt many our Inhabitants are darving for want f which Nutn hers them () into the Service ...
... the *.Price of their Goods: But 16 Sail being Jince arrived , we have prefetu very plentiful Market, the 'Price of Corn, Potatoes, and other Neceffaries, are greatly fallen, and the City as well /applied with them as ever. Cork, May 1. Thurfday miftrable ...
... }>roach him with having died, notwithftanding that he 1 an excellent Wife, Milch Cow, line Call- ; dren, and a Competency of Potatoes. Now though all ' thefe, particularly the excellent Wife, are very good Things in a State of perfect Health; they cannot ...
... bribed, bubbled, or brow beat out of the Peoples Right ...
... much relieved by the great Pali cf our Markets, new Wleat being fold Lift Market Dry at Fourteen Shillings per Barrel, and Potatoes at about One Shilling and Sixpence per Hundred Height. COUNTRY. W S. Prefton, 03. 5. Faff Monday Edmund Starhie, JEfq ; was ...
... l them Speech and in Sincerity * and no D. uhr, that bet -tc two qia’rie? are over, if will appear Pulluk Spirit * like • Potatoes , can m-ow more than one, ' Great Britain’s Remembrancer : R, A juft Account of the many Angular Obligations, f jjeneroufly ...
... robuf tingaUion ijt Pill-Lane eat /or a Hager of fot,r Guineas, twelve Pounds of Ling fix Pounds ‘Bread, three Pottles cf Potatoes, and afterwards drank, very contentedly two Pott of Ale. COUNTRY.NE WS. Bath, April i. Sunday the i\tb, and Tellerday the ...
... Terryhinch, and rathfarnham (the Jail Arfikof too broken down the lower Town of was overflowed great Number of Meadows^Corn and Potatoe fields utterly ruined j Cattle of a]l Kinds carried and loft in the Torrent the Paper-Mi 11 at Balls-Bridge, together with ...
... and mounted rheir Cannon : They have broke up the Soil, which appear* to extraordinary good, and planted large ' nt, of Potatoes, and they have Hopes, that, in tew Years, the foul Settlement will anfwer their bell Expectations. From Lisbon they write ...
... Footpad, who, with dreid- Impiccatioas demanded Money, him of fi»* siilr’ « ,de off And wjl I»ft, a who had b*cn to Market with Potato* fIS •°. p ' e,ur Home, at the fame by the above who very jobbed of twenty th.ee Shillings, and made off. IT.On was partied ...
... Perfons, but they all got into the Deer Park and got off. Thurfday a Woman was detetted in cheating a Countryman in felling him Potatoes, by putting a Flag covered with Straw in one of her Balkets, and a large Stone in the other, both which weighed 14.1 b. and ...