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... potato be Ite.t, AH o v s c ia the Broad G hare, late in tbe PoiTeflion . of Mr Wm Lake; with Brewhoufe, Brewing Velfels, Stabling, and all other Conveniences fit cither fora Publick or Private Houle. Alfo to be lett, againft May-day next, a Houfe in ...
... Edinburgh, Jan. 22. The Scarcity in the Weft Country is relieved by the Importation of a confiderable Quantity of Oatmeal and Potatoes, 50 Tons of the former arriving laft Week for the Ufe of the Inhabitants of Greenock ; but however favourable this was to ...
... Seconds; They met accordingly, when their Seconds', who had no Mind they fliould kill one ano- ther, chaig'd their Piftols with Potato-Balls well blacken'd, and then gave them to fire, which they did, and cne received two Balls in the Breaft, which threw him ...
... March 5. Sailed the Helen, Ja. Ogiivie, for Boulogne. Arrived rhe Henry, John Scot, from Liverpool with Chefhire Cheefe and Potatoes^ aifo the Ship of Dickifon irom Holland. ...
... remember at leaf, fixty Harv efts, and there ne- I ver was fo plentiful a o rte in all that Time • the Earth is loaded ; 'Potatoes never fo many, or ever fo good; Wheat, fmall Barley, Rye pd Oats tp be wonder'd at ; Meadows never fo good ; Meal fold in ...
... March 7. Arrived the Bit fnr.g j Southampton, John Lifiie, from Lendon v;: Grain for Glafgow, and a Sloop from Liverpa with Potatoes and Meal. Sailed the John of Salt- coats, -- Wylie, for PvCterdam with Tobacc: and two Brigantines for Meal to the North ...
... With ?? clear'd out, b^t by the Embargo are.ftdp'b?d\' • ?? t*.t i! . Lalt Weeka Fellow weuftjotht Grouidsab^ j to rob a Potatoe Garden 1 1 In digging for them bt ?? I of Rum, which he ?? that, next M.»rrjinfe he j was found dead on the .Spot; and upon- ...
... we are 1 an undone Nation. * Laft Year's Froft is felt more fevere here than in other * Countries, having deilroy'd the Potatoes (which are tiie ' chief Support of our Poor) in fuch a manner, that the * lame Quantity we ufed to buy for Two pence Half-penny ...
... are of no great Values for Example, a Sloop, of no more than 2co Piftoles Value, with a little Jerkt Beef, a few Yams and Potatoes, a Barrel of Powder, 2 or 300 lb. of old Iron for Shot, and mann'd by fuch infa- mous Scoundrels that fuch Places afford ...
... Value, one of them is, fot Example, a Sloop of no mote than 2 do Piftoles Value, with a little jeiktßeef, a few Yams and Potatoes, one Barrel of Powder, a ox 300 Weight of old lion for Shot, and manned by the mod infamous Scoundrels that fit cli Places ...
... re- -6 member at ieaft: 60 Harttfts, and there never € was fo plentiful a one in ill that Time j the ; c Earth is loaded ; Potatoes never fo many, or c- * ver fo good ; Wheat, fmall Barley, Rye andj * Oats to be wonder'd at ; Meadows never fo; « good ; ...
... Officers in Guile's Regiment, now embarking for I the Weft Indies, have thrown up their CommilTions. We hear of great Flcnty of Potatoes in Ireland, particularly at I Balimento, where 95 were found at the Root of one Stalk. ...