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... with Crotches, 7 Bag- pipers, and one who played on a Bladder marine. For Dinner they had plenty of roafted Mutron, 30 lb of Potatoes, a 1-rge Salmon; 30 lb. Cheefe, 8 lb. Butter, for the 2d Cou«fe, with Bread in Pro- portion, and a Gjllon ftrong Beer each; ...
... had Veat Carberry a large Quantity of POTATOES, to be Sold xv at one Pound twelve Shilling Scots the Bushel ; and a rea- . fbnable Allowance to thofe wbo take greater Quantities. r Such as incline for the Potatoes, may enquire fur Robert fefeUfon, Gardner ...
... March 5. Sailed the Helen, Ja. Ogiivie, for Boulogne. Arrived rhe Henry, John Scot, from Liverpool with Chefhire Cheefe and Potatoes^ aifo the Ship of Dickifon irom Holland. ...
... Perfons were taken up by Or- der ot the Lord Mayor and Sherriff*, in order to be Pro- fecuted far Buying up Boat Loads of Potatoes al the Key, and Selling them on the Spot by lhorl Meafore, and many of their Pecks and Half Pecks, were broke in Pieces. ...
... Forenoon, at 3, i 3. Afternoon, at 8^4,2 M. Leith, Dec. 17. Arrived the Jean, Jo. Pollock, 'from Stockton with Cheefe and Potatoes. ...
... finding their Mis- take, they retum'd back) and one of them, ib| the Seaich, came dfreclly upon Garner, w(?oj was lying in a Potatoe French, and call'd out) tp him to furrender higifelf and fake Quarter, which he faid he would, the Man foppofing' he had him ...
... general, ail in h's Service; Andthe wer People, hy rhe Proportion his Highnefs has made PStJtes, to leifen the double' Duty on Potatoes, the btotre paid for grinding Rye, aud to nnd out fome |* s that they may have their Firing, particularly ti-s cheap in Winter ...
... the Crown protelted, and apptv-kd to the Aflembly. Greenock, Apri! zy. Arrived the Stanhope, Crawford, foe Liverpool with Potatoes, l.h.ctc, nd Wheat, and the Helen, Wilfon, from Girvan with Herrings. Sailed the Marion, Mor.fon, for Bolton with Bale Goods; ...
... Condition as in the late Froft, Oaten-meal felling for 19 and 20 d. a Stone, which in the Froft was not near fo high, and Potatoes near _ s. a Buftel.. , Yefterday waidiftributted by Madam Strothard, Lady Eiownlowe's Receiv- «r, 340 L Sterl. among her ...
... broke off, her Quarter was beat in, and hei Hold fill'd with Water, which obliged them to take to the Boat, having only a few Potatoes, fome fresh Water, and four Biskets ; and after two Days and Nights Fatigue they discovered the Back of Cape Cod, and then ...
... Agatha, fa, Chriftie 5 and James Main of Borroftounnels., both from ditto , alfo a Vetted from Stocktoun 3 with Cheefe and Potatoes. ...
... Lad Week a Farmer in the TownO-jp of Rainton, in the North Riding of rhis County, was digging a Place in the Earth to put Potatoes in to pr- ferve them from the Froft ; after digging through 'he common Soil'he came to a Kind of GraveTwhich he digged through ...