... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...