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... ‘debates, 10 endecavour to effe@ a reconciliation with the Emprefs, On Saturday, ftrawberries were fold at 4s. the pint—new potatoes Bs. the peck in Edinburgh market. . Twenty Two Appeals from the Court of Seffion have been heard by the Houfe of Lords, laft ...
... for d.tto, 2S. . • ; - . FROM AN OLD CORRESPONDENT. Every perfbn muft w’ith phafurc have obferved the very ample crop of potatoes in this neighbourhood, the induftrious poor a.I cxcelient and cheap dirt- Put how,(hall the poor be able to enjoy it ut a ...
... to the Secretary on or . before the 1t day of December next. IV. To the perfon who fhall raife the greatelt quantity of Potatoes on half a Scots acre in {aid counties and kighland diftri*s*Five Guineos. V. To the perfon who fhall raife the next greateft ...
... enough—no weather for white fockings——Tlinco changed, hair dreffed, and cloaths put on. Two—Dinner—the meat quite raw, and the potatoes all rotten— out of humour—reprchend my wife—fays I can never like any thing at home—atks if Mrs ——s table is to my liking ...
... boil within me, end I could no: help callin ' cx Strampet Strumpat and Whore, fays the Juttice, are orimeas terms, ivis only potatoe wominus. The law lays it down, thutthey mall be actually iz bed, and the coverlii over them, 2« in caie; of marriage Summatum ...
... the exportation wheat is prohibited, Badgers become public huif* ance. “ We could wifli that the ufeful and nectfTary root potatoes, the fubttitute of corn, and common food ot the poor in this and many other counties, and lilcewife the other produce of ...
... Steward, from Portfoy, with Oats. GLASGOW Qurant. Greenock, March to. Arrived the Speedwell, Campbell, from Cambcltoun with Potatoes ; the Marion, Tomlinfon, from Lancafter with Bale Goods the Elizabeth, Morifon from Tiree with Beef and Cheefe alfo the John ...
... have on our tables the otdimltn]t{odnu of the kitchen garden, at leaft a month earlier than ufual. Several parcels of early potatoes, fit for the table, have been fent to us ;- and in pasticular at Ury, they began to dig up the carly potgsoe, which is figable ...
... often ‘ fail the firft year. The produce of the feicond and fubfequent years, when not after potatoes, is from fix to ten bolls per acre.— The planting potatoes at firft, is confidered the moft certain crop, and the beft and moft {peedy method to reduce ...
... 7ait, betwixt and the frft cf April next, otherwife they will not be received. “w I S POTATOES. JOHN CHRISTIE in Ormifton, hat raifed LARGE PARCEL of the WISE POTATOES for Seed, which he fells at twelve Pence per Peck, ready Money, each Peck weighing twenty ...
... and one in particalar exa@ly thirty-fix ousces. It is, thercfore believed, that it people in weneral would change their potatoe feed ofiene, thev would have better crops. s On Friday ni?hl, a man was attacked in the Galr marker, Glaigow, by two fellows ...
... +s deep as they could float, at Keflock Ferry, and the country people bought them greedilv at 24 fcore for 6d. This, with potatoes at 6d. per peck, will prevert their touching thetr corn ftacks for fom= months. Our Academy is finithed ; and we intend opening ...