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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... life : was ac.in taken up and tried for theft and Loufe breakine at laft fpring cireunit, but sequitted. §. A rew fperies of potatoe was importel at Aberdeen laft fpiiog, and pretty largely diltributed, tor planting, in difireat parts of the country. J Theytnurm ...
... inoffice, half to be re-cle&ed every year. RECEIPT for making POTATOE BREAD, Communicated to the Committee of rhe Bath Agri cgl:;;e Society, with anapproved Sample of the T . THE potatoes fhould be clean wathed and pared, and every eye fhould be cut out ...
... infertion this weck. For ti:;vAil?crc:!¢§;s‘]q¢>urnal ALL the potatoes ufed for food fhould be carefully examined, and all the eyes cut out, and laid by for planting; for very little of the potatoe is neceflary with each eyey a very thin flice only ; and in ...
... fpirits were affeAtJ to violent manner, that he never/recovered his health, Lut died after years of age. tl ADVER FISEMENTS. Potatoes. Tube fold in Whole file Retail a Celhr at thf !c*rtd of the Shore Rt.ie, of PO TOES exceeding good K'nd, frefii, and in ...
... advife “Vo plait fuch roots as yet wowd rife, Vo nil the mouths ufl{wl'e that want, Leit curn ard Lu:kl flould Le tcant. Potatoes it nuft have the place, A ufelud plent to human race ; Next tunivs, cablage. wnd greens, And flore of Crrots, peale and bean ...
... fi ounces. Another gentleman who planted pock, had full thirtylie returns. And a third, from ten potatoes, had three pecks and lippie. Some (Ingle potatoes have been found to weigh 20ounces. Arrived, Oft. il. Favourite, Oilderton, from Hull with bark. ...
... this year wue acre of their belt grotind, out of every hun dred acres they poflels, to the poor, for the purpofe of planting potatoes, and the early white gpoale, fo that the produce will be ready carly in July, ceferves the higheft commendation, and, it ...
... roup to begin to o'clock in the forenoon, and to continue till all is fold off. POTATOES. To be fold IN RETAIL ONLY, cellar under Capt. Cochran's bonfc, on the (hore. Potatoes at lod.per peck, of lbs. Dutch weight. Attendance will given from o'clock in the ...