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... of Mayo. In Spring the Children Planted 4 Acres under Potatoes, and in October last dug and brought home the same, and then Sowed and Trenched the Ground with choice Wheat Seed, which is now in a promising way. In Summer they saved and brought home a ...
... contained Bands of Oats, and are now preparing Ground for Lowing Barrels Fed, which was out ot the School Flax, and for fetting Potatoes after the Englith Method. ...
... fcoured $0 and levelled Perches old Ditching, and made and bought home three ot Meadow ing. They have dug up the Potatoe Garden. Stoied the Potatoes, planted Acre of New, turned the old. and fully cropped the Kitchen Garden. They have pulled, rippled, and waterâd ...
... cut off, and the Corn blafteJ. The Apples fuffer'd by the fame Froft all about us; And I obferved in fome Places, that the Potatoes, which were'fec- In the White Earth, fuffered moft) the Stalks wete withered, and produced nothing but fmall Fruit. This ...
... and the Corn blafted. The Apples fuffered h 1 thejame Froft all about us : And I obferved in fonie 1 Pi 'aces, J hat ihe Potatoes, ivhich were fit in the While ' Earth, fuffered moft ; the Stilts Wei'e withered, and ...
... his Service: And the poorer People, by the Proportion his Highnefs has made to the States, to lefli..i the double Duty on Potatoes, the Moutrepaid for grinding Rye, and to find out fome Means that they may have their Firing, particularly Turf, as cheap ...
... general, ail in h's Service; Andthe wer People, hy rhe Proportion his Highnefs has made PStJtes, to leifen the double' Duty on Potatoes, the btotre paid for grinding Rye, aud to nnd out fome |* s that they may have their Firing, particularly ti-s cheap in Winter ...
... fince'tbe Weather had been fo wet and uncertain, their Hopes are turned into Fears»Oat- meal is greatly rifen, as is aifo Potatoes to near double the Price. ' . - On Tuefday Night the Perfons'in Cuftody lor attempt- ing to export Looms, Engines, &c. ...
... Service : Ana the. poorer People, by the Propoii- tion his Kighnefs has ir.ad2 to the tJlitte.% to Icffun the double Duty on Potatoes, the Moutrc paid for grinding Rye, and to find out fomu Mcr.ns thai they may have their Tiring, particularly Turf, ts cheap ...
... keeping fVill take it off the fire at once, and difh it up for the table by itfelf. The ben fauce is hard 1 the*!' uttcr potatoes, and which fhould comc to the table each ingredient feparao.'. Naif may mix up their every one to his own particular taftc; ...
... in his Service: And thc poorer People, by the Propofition his Highnefs has made to the States, to leffm the double Duty on Potatoes, the Moune p.A for grinding Rye, and to fiaci out fome Means that they may have their Firing, par' ticularly Turf, as cheap ...
... Example, to , this no other to worn by. in all in. his Serv.cec And the poorer People, by the Bie has lo.leflen the double Duty Potatoes, the Miitffe paid for grinding Rye, and to Bndtout fbmo Means that they may have their Tiring, f«fticatstly Totf, ascTieap ...