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... Haverfordwest, return their sinter:- thanks to W. H. Scout field, Esq. M. P. for his handsonie present of a quantity of Ixef, potatoes, onions, leeks, and a sixpenny loaf 4 Meal to each; liOevrise to Lord Milford, for a quantity of beef'. The pncr imners in ...
... • I, 1 1 0 Rota. 3ositb.l.sq. • . •• • • •:. 1 1 0 Mr. J. flo o r's Head. wiheheflen or 1 hark,, and two tacks Potatoes 5 Jou. Jsukias, Et.q. .. •• • • Mr. .1. J. Stacey , .. •• • • Mr J. 'Jewell, a. 'Merchant Mr. Rich. Philipps .. 5/r. Phillips ...
... be at so accoset granted is macaw; but that the objects deemed deserving of relief. supplied by • donation of casts, meat, potatoes, cora, or Sorb other as mkt be deemed advisable. 5. That it is 'reeowsided, that the Committees divide themselves Seto S ...
... distributed to the poor of the patishes of Liam - yen and Cylch-ntssier, near St. David's, a quantity of beef, salt, and potatoes, which act of beneficence r5O individuals experienced the most seasonable relief; and we doubt not, the generous Donor will ...
... White Peas (Boilers), 34. a. to 3115. ; Grey Peas soSs. to sos.; Small Beans, 265. to 301.; Tick ditto, ass, to 265. ; Oats,, Potatoe, 241, to ass.; Fred Ous, o6s. to its.; Flour (per sack),sos. to Rape Seed (per hit), 401. to 421. Agricultural Dirtrair.—The ...
... iminpug—you sash humpug! of several sped illative philosophers have, in very unnlialiticd terms, r. probated the rise of potatoes, and ascribed all the evils, moral, political, and rclizioue, %%bids aft:et ire laud, to the use ut that vegrtai.le by the ...
... speriinent, to ascertain if ir a security against rtiatiatial fue.se among the canine race, the ilistsn.per.—Keerize I. New potatoes were a few days ago sold in Leaden hall market at the moderate price of 31. 6J. a pound. ...
... to come, and seed at acres. The Gentleman who made the experiment considers one acre of potatoes equal to two of turnips, with this advantage, that when the potatoe begins to germ it is even more nutritious than when first taken out of the ground. The ...
... Spanish considers one acre of potatoes equal to two of turnips, ' hating previously. at Portsivouth, teceiyed flat cl 7n to flies, and it is supposed WU sent as a love.cake, or with this advantage, that when the potatoe begins to I ,OCO lashes, to which ...
... —Mr. Pe ler & Mr. Harris. s Thowhol. Printer Gomer ()Aire ft, Roberts TENBT—Mr. Peter Price klozywazz-Mr.Carnel, Bunk -I 'Potato% The New.paper-nrheeq. and it the Past.nffices, Ihrot Great licitaia and Ireland. ...
... the pouession of the liovalkt, ss - r mutton and veal, evening; as such, he opened the valve, ant descended, -5, including potatoes peas, and m . .. The capture of Coro twenty minutes before two, in a field of Mr. Labkins, th h e ulvit saiktl , hor.l. ...
... trout-40.4 la° hot joints—including WI of veniinn —4O of roast beer, with three barone-40 of mutton and veal. MO of including potatoes peas, and rrv. 4do sauce boats-240 of Inbstrr-1 . 33 botter—l2o mint. COLD DISIIES. _ . 90 dishes of braised ham-90 savory ...