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... POTATOES. To Mr Alexander Stewart tackfman of Ardachy, for the greatet proportion of arable land under a potatoe erop, and which produced the greateft quantity of potatoes of any tenant in the counties of lovernefs and Rofs, anno 1794— Five Guineas. BLACK ...
... POTATOES. Sir Jobn Sinclair moved for the order of the day fot going into a Committee on the reading of the bill for granting a Bounty on the planting of Potatoes. k Mr Powys obje&ed to it, on the grounds that he ¢eonceived no poffible good could arife ...
... PEASE and POTATOES. UST arrived, a parcel of fine WHITE PEASE, to be fold oa reafon- J able terms. Alfo, a fmall quantity of excelleat YORKSHIRE POTA'TOES, which, if taken out of the fhip, will be fold at 15d. per peck. Apply to Charles Walkes and Co ...
... vegetables, and particularly -f potatoes, which were gencrally fupplied 2t Duckingham-houfe, by a humorous Hibernian in the vicinity of Covent Garden. Y This jontleman, having heard of the medicat prefcription of potatoes for his Majef: y» €AREr 1O feize ...
... of potatoes ; or, of one-third of whege-. flour, one-third of rye flour, and one-third of potatoes. . The experiment has perfely facceeded. Thebread is very whitc, very nourithing, and keeps long frefh, The procefs is Ewrk and eafly.—The potatoes are ...
... AND USE OF POTATOES. 'I'HE Board of Aillcnlmre think it incumbent upon e them, to take the earliclt opportunity, of fubmitting the foliowing Hints to the public ; they come recommended by the experience of many, who have cultivated Potatoes largely. L ...
... counties of Chetbire and Lancafhire.* “I'hofe who raife early Potatoes, may certainly have a fecond crop on the fame ground. §. Tue Forrowine Crop.—~Wheat has been fown with fuccefs arter Potatoes ; but barley or oats are more to be recommended. Qn dry moory ...
... provifions throughout the whole kingdom, as the potatoes have failed in moft parrs. We cannot now buy quart of oatmeal down of two pence, and have no more than nine pounds of bread for a {hilling, and the potatoes are (obad we can fcarcely eat them. As this ...
... y of all attempts to obftfuét the free paf:l��f',c exportation,_of Grain, Mezal, or Potatoes, and of aflociations for the parpofe of compelling Grain, Meal, or Potatoes to e fold under the cutrent prices; and des clare their determination, to affift in ...
... matter of pritate concern whether the potatoe crop Le taken up late or eatly, and therefore 1 fhoald allow every individual, without reftraint, to judge for himfelf whether the high price he receives for potatoes, if brought to maiket early, will indemaify ...
... being Eert the Ferm ofDclfaty. The Roup to at Twelec •'tlotk Mid day. Cheap Potatoes. To be fold in Wholefale or Retail in Cellar the Head of the Shore Brae, Parcel of POTATOES of exceeding good Kind, frefli, and in good Condition, at Eight Pence per Peck ...
... fuijeéts. IMPROVEMENT OF BARPIN LAND BY e POTATOE CROPS, To Mr Alexander Leflie, tuckiman of Croftcroy, parith of Laggan, in Badenoch, for improvirg and brlnglnlf into tillige, by an improved crop of potatoes, the greateft proe pastion of land mot hitherto ...