... arton thus he made his boafi: Xe een in Ireland, weknow, t £ en ' JOc w there potatoes grow: e,ft but once get in the ground, to root them out is found, (fa ' es like potatoes are, °' d-> the Jimile mill bearJ ; %e ln y° u aim at conqueft o'er us; rypoint ...

... arton thus he made his boafi: Xe een in Ireland, weknow, t £ en ' JOc w there potatoes grow: e,ft but once get in the ground, to root them out is found, (fa ' es like potatoes are, °' d-> the Jimile mill bearJ ; %e ln y° u aim at conqueft o'er us; rypoint ...

... reflection 174 Oglethorpe's arrival, on it Painter, on a 548 (411 Poetical writings of—, on them 270 Polly A—, to her 410 Potatoes and hemp 41 1 Pfalmi 93. paraphrafis 365 ejufd. paraph, altera ib. Rattraeus Edinburgenfis E. In ejus obitum 363. On the ...

... keeping fVill take it off the fire at once, and difh it up for the table by itfelf. The ben fauce is hard 1 the*!' uttcr potatoes, and which fhould comc to the table each ingredient feparao.'. Naif may mix up their every one to his own particular taftc; ...

... large a field, we (hall entirely confine ourfelvcs, in giving the defcription of the pradHce, to the culture of turnips and potatoes ; thefe are plants of moft general ufe, agreeing almoit with every foil, and from their hardy nature leaft liable to mifgive ...

... in the mouth, which runs through the ground in a proper depth, for cutting the roots of all the weeds betwixt the rows of potatoes or grain. It hath an iron rake, with joint, which gathers all the weeds in heaps. The holder, by a tip with his toe as he ...

... except would marry her, at leaft fo far as tIJ make it lawful. • A farmer at Rainton, Yorkshire, hole lately to prelervc potatoes in die froft, after having gone through d l common foil, came to a kind of grav^ 1 ' and then to another foil, fuppofed 0 ...

... in an hour to lerve three or four families but that Is not permitted fo that I need, not fay any thing wines, oils, beer, potatoes, fait, fifli, butter, ...

... vegetables of all climates, as pine-apples, peaches, grapes,oranges, lemons, citrons, melons, apricots, plantains, onions, and potatoes, thrive here without culture, and in great abundance. But their other provifions are mean. Their cattle are wild and finall ...

... unealinefs, the magiftrates, with content of the ftates of that province, proclamation, taking off the taxes upon coffee, tea, potatoes, and the additional import: upon tobacco ; and promiling, that they would immediately confider the moft proper means to eafe ...

... of carrots or jparfnips, with a quarter of a pound of turnips, all Jliced pretty fmall i fomctimes inflcad of thefe a few potatoes alfojliccd; then about two ounces of onions or leeks, and other greens, according to difcretion, fuch as kail, cabbage, lettice ...