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... fpecies of grain falls remarkably in price, it will ?? the price of all the rcfl; fo that your wheat, oats, peafe, and even potatoes, will find a dull, cheap, and difcouraging fale. Thofe among you who are opulent svill keep up their grain in expetation ...
... and dear; all the f frebh beef we get is from Barbary; a duck ir. fells for 4s. and 4s. 6d.-a her, for 2s. and is 2s. 6d.-potatoes IS. per lb. garden fluff in d, proportion. Soldiers live very well on the2ir in rations, each man being allowed gratis 71bs ...
... 'labours have miscarried iingly by the turn of weather; more work is accord- ingly done, and to much more advantage than ufual. Potatoes are entirely planted; Barley entirely foVn, and univerfally in a l freth and vegetating bed. Wheat, Barley, and Oats, have ...
... luxuriance. It appears in the length of beans, the flrength ofoats, the fav- ourable breard of barley, and the fpring of the potatoe plant. It has been felt in the bloftonm, feeding, and foliage, which hang unufually heavy upon the trees, and highly adorn ...
... difcovered. At Caftletosvn, one mile from Dundalk, no lefs than 700 pikes and fix pieces of cannon were l found in a field, and potatoes growing over them. The papers are filled with details of horrid murders and robberies. Accounts are faid to be received in ...
... marched on Thurfday from Stirling, ; 1-,h;-re they have been quartered, ever fince l tbey were embodied. n NVednefday, two potatoe roots were taken t up in a gsrden belonging to William Smith, r biacklinith, at Camlachie, at one of which r the:e wasa peck ...
... proves, comparatively hith lall y'ear, fomeewhat inferior in bulk, but infinite- ly fuperior in quantity and quality of grain. Potatoe harvell is generally begun, and yields a plentiful and palatable crop, which by its early maturity may be fecured untouched ...
... Guineas value. fi 1M1PROFTIITENT of B arren Laud by Potatoe '2 Crops. To Robert Gordon in Claflinoir, parilhi of Inveraven, fl BaLeffluire, for bringing into tillage by an approved crop 1. of potatoes, the greateft portion of land not hitherto in to culture ...
... of lo guns, yellow fides. After taking out fome kitts of falmon, &c. they relcafed the Indufiry, and flood out to fea. New Potatoes were fold in our market on Friday, but at a price we fliculd be athamed to mention. On the 20th uot, the Lady of Colonel ...
... per pound. or Eggs, E- d. perdozen. ile Beef, - - 4d. per pound. r; Mutton, - - 4d. per pound. d, Veal, 6d. per pound. id Potatoes, - - rid. per pc-ck. ts Englifh Coals, Ss per boll. . SFIPPING INTELLIGENCE. le Arrived, Ot. 6. London and Aberdczn -11 Packet ...
... s3. 3d. per pound. Eggs, - 3d. pcr dozen. Beef, - - 4td. per pound. Mutton, 4'd. per pound. Veal, - - 6d. per pound. lie Potatoes, is. psr peck. The Quartero Loaf of fine Plour, rs. Englifll Coals, s pelr boll. - SH-i IPPING INTELLIGENCE. .4rrived, Ocq ...
... Bumtcl, - Is. 3d. per posed. Eggs, - sd. pcr doz r,. Beef, - 4d. per pound. Mutton, - . 4d. per pound. Veal, - - d. per pound. Potatoe, I as. per peck. Enfl ibh Coals, 6s. per boll. I: \ :';~iS~ M g ts,,i336i~rij,, C 'a2_3 GC n±jz and (~li ~urit .as j:reed ...