... headed by a great Number of Houfe-keepers, and went to the Mayor's Houfe, who had bought up a great Quantity of Corn, Meal and Potatoes, to (hip off* of which they made a Demand from him -, but he refilling to comply, they pulled down his Dwelling- houfeand ...

... headed by a great Number of Houfc keepers, went to the Mayor's Houfc, who had bought up a great Quantity cfCorn- ?? and Potatoes to fiiip off, of whicii thsy made a Demand of him; but he retufing to comply, they pulled down his Dwelling-Houfc and Ware ...

... 2.2 fn. per Ca?k, altho' fowre. The poor People buy Rice at Twopence halfpeny per Found, for they cannot get Oat Meal or potatoes. Iff fhort, the Poor are ftarving for Want. Oar Pa- li.h has led the Van, by fubfcribing 100 I. fterling to relieve the poor ...

... Place, where Coals were, they are continued to be fold at 2a fh. per Ton. His Lordlhip -alfo vifited the Markets, and made the Potato fellers to lower their Price t to the great Relief of the Ppor. -From the London Evening Poft, Marsh ?? Soifons 7 March p ...