... o'clock in id the afterioon, he returned home to dinner, which id was composed of peas soup aid lbeiilli, mashed up with potatoes. When the woman wiho had c- cooked this little meal left the kitchen to serve it, le the prisoner follovellher, anid said ...

... She said, that the 'Iight bef(ore her hosbandi, oii his-returu home,: felt sick; that she-told 1iim that sihe had got. -Bo potatoes in 4loiso , but thatshe aouisld niake him a little Isroti. .lie- consented,- and she made tile' hiotb. ,She stated that she ...

... Manchester, mosey scrivener. -R. Leigh, aritncliester, cotton spinner- win Ilall, Alanchester, porter ?? P. Snell. White-chapel, potato merehant.-Ssin]. ;'Pryzer, 1 'lewhesa ily, brick ?? 1,ii o is, IR. ,l ba hckeI. J. oWarts, whltechatsctlroalld, I INiddlesex ...

... 'of`b the ?? dii, -pioseentor nent to the eow- house, and foud it had been broke into the staleu tiken offkalid a quantity ol'potatoes stretwed abotit the plaec_ JHe savv loot-sarks about the cow- inuusbe., ,vihich bae thought nere those of the prison- r erats ...

... took stdvantage of her absence to steal a blanket off the hd, `A hicih she sold to a woman D namel Ann Prsdsard, for breal, potatoes, and cash, the vatse lifi ail of nine-pence. On being D brought before a itnfagistrate, othe prisoner coni'es . sed the theft ...

... bifpotaites; lie begged of wit- ness to let himt go,'b'llich she refused. - -John Bagley was hoets aat the Albion, and put potatoes in the cellarlocked thel don,, and putdth key iD tlhe har, oil tiell8th ofMarch; saw (hedoer agail! en the 20ili ,Fysesit ...

... Parry, fronm Mfestysl, cols; Aii, (steatmer) Payns- ter, from Liverpool, sundries ;lauiaid, i'Pary, ,i fronm Portaidi lllaco potatoes P f I'callor, Evains it from Beanawaris&; and- Ardent, Peters, fliios Duh- g lill, ballast. in Cleared ont, ITannah, Evans ...

... found its his ?? The decesied was murdered in a bye lane, the in- juries being inflicted with a blunt instrusentt I like a potatoe fork. Next mresing markes Or ' sl clotted blood wvere noticed ons the prisoner's face, II and lie admitted he had nearly been ...

... a'little tume, arri NVilliains gave permissiors t'o loere aal HrgirHurgires, and soite of his rrei~ghhsuirs to pat rwlat tent potatoes in it. In November last, in comseqnreince gret, )ms of the hrouse bhoirg erected ott the waste, (bitt it of at girsee erected ...

... one was icc tht and eliryscals, ?? othetr in a hune pcowder; a person ?? tics hitviccg been sick at scimacb, and eaticig potatoes on the andi herrinigs, acid drinckling a quantity of milk and tie aista wvater, witulti he. likely to vomit; aud this mighit ...

... for takin'g tteti tir. lie uliscoei'dta isle I0not been cocteut wvithl tile barley, bttt had itstse nit,1 itattack en tile potatoes, at ud ltai 'centaisied a cot ahr I able poritioti of them. I or thits trele os anid ilainago 2 0-Iroceedings weree commnittetri ...

... declared lie would never pay him a fur- tiing !Coals must be sold by weight, and all heaped fimeasures were to be avoided. On potatoes and tur- hips, for instance, there was a penalty of'40ts. for every hieapcd quart, and a similar penalty if the measure was ...