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... 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- ...
... the next Morning, he found her dead. G. E. Bandon, March i. Laft Thnrfday at Gullane near Clouakilty, asa Man was picking Potatoes in a Chamber, a Flafh of Lightning came and burnt alt the Hair from off his Body, and fcorch'd his Flefh in a terrible Manner ...
... againft his get- ting out before the Time. On Thurfday came into the Port of Leith, the Adam of Stockton, with Cheefe and Potatoes, v ?? ?? ?? .■ _* ?? ?? •■--, ■ . ?? ?? - ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Victualling have contracted for 20 Ton of Vinegar, for the Service of the Fleet in the Weft- Indies. Some handred Tons of Potatoes have likewife been bought up for his Majefty's Ships in thefc Parts. ...
... With ?? clear'd out, b^t by the Embargo are.ftdp'b?d\' • ?? t*.t i! . Lalt Weeka Fellow weuftjotht Grouidsab^ j to rob a Potatoe Garden 1 1 In digging for them bt ?? I of Rum, which he ?? that, next M.»rrjinfe he j was found dead on the .Spot; and upon- ...
... remember at leaf, fixty Harv efts, and there ne- I ver was fo plentiful a o rte in all that Time • the Earth is loaded ; 'Potatoes never fo many, or ever fo good; Wheat, fmall Barley, Rye pd Oats tp be wonder'd at ; Meadows never fo good ; Meal fold in ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... potato be Ite.t, AH o v s c ia the Broad G hare, late in tbe PoiTeflion . of Mr Wm Lake; with Brewhoufe, Brewing Velfels, Stabling, and all other Conveniences fit cither fora Publick or Private Houle. Alfo to be lett, againft May-day next, a Houfe in ...
... 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. ...