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... Tower — ft The Rout Beef of Old England..- 1 Mary Ramsay.” B.—The Lend of Potatoes. —Paddy S. D.,y to the m•triting. 9 —1 hp* Immortal Memory of Wallace. — The Garb of Gaul.--•Tbe Al' shire Lanes. I O.—The Duke of Clarence, and did Navy. 7 s ...
... fcr (bale on Commit:Om. AT 1. BURDEN'S WAREHOUSE, JUST ARRIVED, A PM SIMMS°, BENGAL POTATOES, di tem Resters trr Davidfoes Sweet, jemmy 9, ...
... ' Potatoes, per v:s, 240 do do do 220 do do do 2 0 do do 1 40 lo3oldo do 3 0 do do do 2 0 do do di 160 do do do 140 do do do 1 U do 1 40 do do .. do •420 do do 1 to do do 60 Red Ouions, do 4 0 Tanis du 3 0 do do du 240 do 2 0 FRUIT. Red Plantains, Ist ...
... ho Potato. kloretield, February 1P,11121. had heard many years hack, that the hest way lu lii. prove the potato, was from the seed of its .1114 apple. About Ave or years past l.made the trial--I gathered a handfed of the apples off the blue potato, when ...
... and improvements on the mode of planting potatoes from the (hoots. They have alto refolvedtohave tOOO of an abridged edvion of his laft treatife, printed And circulated at their own expence. A (ample bag of potatoe lour, by the doftor about thtee year. fince ...
... --on the brink of destruction. Their wages, being regulated by the price' of potatoes, will not buy them wheat, or barley, Or oats; and whenever, therefore, the supply of potatoes fails, if they cannot oat the of trees, like the Norwegian.; Of grass, like ...
... the other, • lam big enough.' • Well,thea,' says he little potatoe, • move out of the way, and let it, grow for poor ; Jerry Graham and the creatures.' • You know very well, says the big potatoe, ' I can't stir tOll this gds rent.' That's true,' the other ...
... —Wmovessav, Mat TITIMES ON POTATOES IN Mr. Synge Cooper presented a petition from the High Sheriff, Masistrates, and landed Proprietors of Sligo, complaining of a claim recently set up within their county to tithe upon potatoes; no rich claim having ever ...
... most instances pays the resit. An acre of potatoes is in lieu of bread and meat. He is happy who has an acre or two more of ground to furnish bare pasturage to a linn cow, end to help out the motile' of dry potatoe, with the luxury of half a pint of milk ...
... dipressicis these, should occur, I trust to your emealty to patdon. The sob. Jest le POTATO'S. Shall we coulter it festally, politically or physically / For uader of those Potatoes safari as ample theme ter the The Sardonic omits arbldi if observed on tbe costal ...
... fir t e evenul .evdlution, fob:lard wholly Potatoes ana Vine-leaves boiled with Salt, &c. con., lifiantly refoGnz to rcccive any the] I;Govell,clent• ...
... begslrare to inform the G rut xi at the Prcfidency, and ,out nations —th..t he on .pylication will fupply Ithem with Nundydrcog Potatoes, at one Lupee per Ma till. Ccoly .hite excepted. ...