... 2 6i> bulheis corn, (which was ground into flour), in paying half price for butcher's meat, and in premiums for bringing potatoes to market. lb. of flour, with the like quantity butcher's meat, were fotd to tiie poor each week hair price, for weeks. By ...

... per buiflicl for Wheat, and 4s. for Barley, which is Ti to take place again on Monday next, and continue PC weekly; with Potatoes at 6d. a peck. foi The Prifoners it High-Gaol, return their grateful Sv thanks to a Gentleman unknown, for his henefaftion ...

... fe'n- night, Sir Henry Hirpur, Baronet, ot Calke, in this coun'y, very humanely ordered -» quan- tity of bee*, bread, snd potatoes to be diftributed to upwards of ninety . >or families of Calke, TicknaU, an.l the rei^hboarhood. The Staffordfhire Militia ...

... | Third, c o o | Third, 2 o PRICES IN EDINBURGH MAJ'KP.T, Jan. r. Beef, per lb. ft d I Butter, per lb is _• i Mutton, C d Potatoes, per peck I s i d Veal, Jd Eg, s, per doze.. laid Sahoon. 7 s 1. d BEPAVICK Rt'TCIIER MEAT. Per lib or 16 oil ?? Beef 41-' ...

... in your paper, ' you will possibly hear from again, with a view encourage the Farmer to bring the Surinam, or Clus- 1 trr Potatoe, into a course of husbandry, previous to 1 Wheat crop, and to convince (hem of the great profit ' of them, I maintain, and ...

... for the benefit t're poor. Lady Jane Edwards, with Kcneve.lenee, gave Year's two lit oxen, together with large quantity,of potatoes, to be amor.git the poor inhabitants oi' the pari/h near this place. i. Or. la? two flirk* belonging Mr.- j Martin, of Leiceftrr ...

... thus dividing with the brewers the halfpenny which they have laid. This is eflimated to produce above 200,000!. year. Frozen potatoes, turnips, carrots, apples, &c. ourht to thawed by immerfing them cold firing water, which will foon extracß all theicy particles ...

... the ftrong ft proof of the efficacy an infti ivion, when it is capable of being fo ex'enftvcly applied. A latge quantify of potatoes was alfo fold laft week at very reduced price to the poor. PROMOTIONS, FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. War office, Dec. 28, 1799* ...

... Kitx'v illitm's b. f. Coriander, out Ma Mr. W'atfou's b. by Volunteer, out a Silt Old Tat Mr. R. Heat'tcote's b. c, jut lat m, Potatoes, 1 NOET,, } T. HOTCHKIN, Elq. -'Twv-ards. R. WR A GEN, LIIA '.DENSHIRE, T6 be SOl.L* by private C'ON'l R'ACT. A COTTAGE or ...

... keeps hackney the one male servant unless persons respectively shajl that they groom such horses them-selvqstk - - Frozen potatoes carrots cabbages &£ be being cdtd rotten by such previous process ' ' Soup at Banks who Saturday affiftance of Church-waidensof ...

... of Beccles, a soup shop is opened, by which the poor of that place will be supplied with soup at 1d. per quart, and wth potatoes at 1d. per quarter of a peck, twice a week. A correspondent who is always ready to attend the calls of humanity, and to point ...

... armiftice, or concluding Peace, mifery and fhortly be our portion. Many families are without bread, and live entirely on potatoes. The number of mendicants almoll incredible. The manufacturers _and mechanics are deprived every opportunity of working. ...