... known ; there being 10 Pounds of Meal for Nine-pence, 20 Ounces of Butter for Two-pence Half- penny, 18 Eggs for a Penny, and Potatoes for Three-pence per Bufliel. ...

... a Yard fquare being taken oil the Hack of one ol the young Women—— Their common Diet was Aran and Wa-rr. and fometimes a Potatoe. Diif of thefe unfortunate Creaures hid been under this m.!cr,i.>le Confinement eight Years, the other not fo Ion, | and ...

... Value, one of them is, fot Example, a Sloop of no mote than 2 do Piftoles Value, with a little jeiktßeef, a few Yams and Potatoes, one Barrel of Powder, a ox 300 Weight of old lion for Shot, and manned by the mod infamous Scoundrels that fit cli Places ...

... Campbell, Matter of the ope, from Newcaftle with ' JMetchaw Goods « and .Me. dinners. Matter of the other, from Shields, with Potatoes and Cheefe. We arc advifed, by a Letter from on board the Jenni- fon, Jof. Sinipfon, then in Burlington Bay, that the Friend- ...

... built at Deptford. From I reland we hear, that the hard Froft laft Winter has tit a great Meafure deftroy 'd their Crop of Potatoes, oa which the Support of their Poor fo much depends j bcfide $, the W eather having been very wet and cold this Summer, the ...

... lately come over, is, that the Military there are almort rtarv'd. Tliere is nothing produced but Indian Wheat, and a few Potatoes, which our People plant to get Food, nor any Encouragement for Cultivation or Agriculture. Query, How many Sellions granted ...

... Officers in Guile's Regiment, now embarking for I the Weft Indies, have thrown up their CommilTions. We hear of great Flcnty of Potatoes in Ireland, particularly at I Balimento, where 95 were found at the Root of one Stalk. ...

... any Cattle, but Hoifes. Lettets, &c. New Instrument to plow add hough all at once. liiltiand Engliih Methods of plant- ing Potatoes. New Account ot Grafs-feeds. To convert Amble Land iiiro Meadow. How the laft Diiil Husbandry employs poot Men, and cafes ...