... Lad Week a Farmer in the Townibip of Rainton, iii the Nortb-Riding cf this County, was digging a Place in the Earth to put Potatoes in to mime them from tt e Frott ; after digging thro' the common Sod he Caine to a Kind of Gravel, which he digital thro ...

... good Ordet to their Quartrn, without doing any farther Mitchief than breaking a few Window, and throwing fume Baskets of Potatoes, &c. about the Sleets. Dublin, March 25. We heu from Drogheda that the Mob role and untigged thtee Scotch Vefiels, laden ...

... fince the Weather has been fo wet and uncertain, their Hopes are turned in:o Fear ; Oatmeal is greatly rifcn, a; is all . ° Potatoes to neat double the Price. Havre, Sept. St. The King arrived here the about Four in the Afternoon Rouen; he was received at ...

... thank God we have at prefein Iscovitions eetremely plenty. The Planters twice every Week bring to Market Hogs, Corn, Peas, Potatoes, and all forts of Garden-Stuff; aud they thcmfelves live as happily with their Wives and Children as any Set of Working People ...

... Calamity, we are an undone Naticn. Lail Year's Froß is felt more revere here than in other Countries, having delhoyed the Potatoes (which arc the chief Support of our Poor) in filch a manner, that the fame Quantity we tiled to buy for Two Pence Halfpenny ...

... taken behind the Guildhall, a large Mob was pthqed at the Do7r, who pelted them as they went in and daubed them with Dung, Potatoes, Mud, &c. and before they came out were =leafed to fome Thoufands, together with the Spetiators, who, as the People came ...

... gr.-at Value; one of them is, for Example, a Sloop of no than 230 Piltoles Value, with a little ierkt Beet, a few Yams and Potatoes, a Barrel of Powder, two or three hundred Weight of old Iron for Shot, and manned by the moll infamous Sccendreis that fuch ...

... retition of Yes and No, &c. S. Poetry: To Polly All-n; on Belinda' Diana's Power; Thomas and Ann; Celia and the Dean, imitated; Potatoes and Hemp; the Art of making Puddings; on a myfterious Coffee-houfe Ode; on a Friend's Marriage • the Faithful Shepherders ...

... Ewer, Efq; robe Alderm4n. Extra& of a private Lc:ter from Cork, March 23. The Poor here have been, lince the Lois of the Potatoes by the great Fron, reduced to the greaten Nara's, great Numbers having peritl'd Want ; but there is now fat on foot a weekly ...

... off his Prifoner. The Scarcity in the Weft Cotintty• 'diem! hy the Impetration of a confiderable Qgailtity A Oat-inel .ad Potatoes; but however favourable this was to Nn nof dlr. tidied Families, yet a Mcalmenger near woo had a great 9ziantity of Grain ...

... cut (1, and :he Coin blatted. The Apples fuffered by the fame Frail all aboat ;:f : And I ohferved in Come Places, that the Potatoes which were fet in the Mate Earth, luffercd molt ; the Swats were withered, and preduccd noth.ng hut (mall Fruit. This may ...

... of Vinegar, for the Service of the Fleet in the Welt- For his Majeßy's Ships in thole Parts hkewife fome hundred Tons of Potatoes have been bought up. His Maldly's Ship the Bafilis, the Command whereof htely conferred on Capt. Peddle, is ordered on a ...