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... 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 ...
... 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 ?? ?? ?? .■ _* ?? ?? •■--, ■ . ?? ?? - ...
... Houfe were broke to Pieces, and the Actors, and feveral Perfons of Note, efcaped W at the Windows, next Suffolfrftreet, Potatoes Potatoes and Pippens, were fold for ißd. a Dozen, to pelt the Actors. I'he Report ofthe Death of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart. Member ...
... ajuVl, Leitb) Dec. 11. Arrived the Elizabeth &:Mary- 3 James Main, frora London ; Anthony Reid from Stockton with Cheefe and Potatoes. ...
... Man of War. Arived alfo the Cuthbert of Newcaftle, John Whitby, from ditto; Anthony Reid, from Stocktoun, with Cheefe and Potatoes ; William Cieghorn, from Bilboa, with Wines -_ A- lexander Taylor, from Rote-dam , ?? was alf. > attempted by 3 Prefs Gang ...
... Wednefday, at 10, 15 Mm. Thurfday, at 11, 3 Mm. ■ Leith, Off. 13. Arrived Anthony Reid, from Stocktoun, with Cheefe and Potatoes ; John Jaf- freyfon, with ditto, from ditto. Timothy Whin- nie, with Merchant-goods from New caf-ie; the David ofthis Place ...
... 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 ...
... 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; ...
... had Veat Carberry a large Quantity of POTATOES, to be Sold xv at one Pound twelve Shilling Scots the Bushel ; and a rea- . fbnable Allowance to thofe wbo take greater Quantities. r Such as incline for the Potatoes, may enquire fur Robert fefeUfon, Gardner ...
... 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 ...
... Agatha, fa, Chriftie 5 and James Main of Borroftounnels., both from ditto , alfo a Vetted from Stocktoun 3 with Cheefe and Potatoes. ...
... 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 ...