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... and frefh Butter. ITI. At Dinner you mufl not eat any think but what is made of Barly, Oats, Rice, or Millet Seed, Carrots, Potatoes, Turnips, S^inage, Beans, Peafe, &c. You may likewife eat Fruit, % when full ripe, baked Pears or Apples, Apple-Dumplings ...
... little Bread and fresh Butter. III. At Dinner, eat nothing but what is made of Barley, Oats, Rice or Millet-feed, Carrots, Potatoes Turnips, Spinage, Beans, Pease, &c. You may also eat full-ripe Fruit, bak'd Pears or Apples, Apple dumplings ; but above ...
... Improving o* MUIR-GROUND, ?? Burning, Limirg and Marling, Burning of Clay, Sowing Rape- feed, Grafs feeds, Turneps, fetting Potatoes, planting Thorn-hedges, fowing, all Sorts of Grain, feeding and breeding Cattle, or what- ever belongs to Husbandry ; May ...
... has *■&£•; e ™f^,^ UffiLa who has been -ao Years pra-frfed w I«|JJJ Marling, Burning of Clay, Sowi. ?? fo> Turneps, fetting Potatoes, P*f*«f 2£r23? *•* all Sorts of Grain, freding and breeding Cattle^ j ever belongs to Husbandry, May enquire for h* Author ...
... Sevelle remiii Obftinate, and no Tro- c fpeft of an Accommodation. The Genoefe begin to be uneafy, and have fent 3000* Men jp Potato Specia. Tis faid the King of Sardinia is inclined for Spain, and has denied Paffage to the Imperial Troops through his Country ...
... the Pillory laft Saturday for « attempting to raviih a Girl of fix Years old, and was 4 ieverely pelted with Eggs, Turnips, Potatoes, Bones, 4 and Dirt. ,* * Laft Night two Men were brought Fri loners to * our Caftle from Parkgate, on Sufpicion of demand ...
... and tore down his Breeches, and the hind Flap oft his Shirt ; after which he was not only pelted with Dirt, Turnips, and Potatoes, but beaten with Sticks and a Carman's Whip; all this while his Companion was furrounded by the Fellows above, with whom ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. ?? That any Gentleman, Gardener, &c. may be ferJ ved with exceeding good and frefh ENGLISH POTATOES, either for Planting or prefent Uie, at i jh. the W heat Firlot, and 2 Jh. 6 d.ta thofe who buy Quantities. En- quire at DAVID OGILVIE ...
... (omi-Ballad Opera. Pr. 1 6 J. Air. . 11 Bifliop examined. Pr. Tow new and curious Effays . t Concerning .Tlsu trees Concerning Potatoes! Price is. i c of the leading reprefentc ! as incorfiftent with fundamental u i- Chiillian Religion, &c [ ...
... them were Bag-pipers, and one who play'd on a isladder-marine. A VOW was provided for the Gueffs of Roaft with io Pound of Potatoes. and a large Silicon; ;o I'ounds of Check, and 8 Pounds of Sauer for the fecond Code, with Bread in propottion,, a Gallon ...
... 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; ...
... Bag-pipers, and one who play'd on a Bladder-Marine A Dinner was provided for the Guefts of Roaft Mutton, with 30 Pound? f Potatoes, and a large Salmon; 30 Pounds of Checfe, and 8 Pounds of JW for the fecond Courfe, with Bread in proportion, and a Gallon ...