... be more' futile than fuch idea : let me illuftrate tbis by fimilar cafe ; there palled an aft to make turnips, cabbages, potatoes, ami carrots property now, Lords, might it not be urged with at much juftice, that cabbaget and fo forth were not property ...

... be more' futile than fuch idea : let me illuftrate tbis by fimilar cafe ; there palled an aft to make turnips, cabbages, potatoes, ami carrots property now, Lords, might it not be urged with at much juftice, that cabbaget and fo forth were not property ...

... some blackguards, attacked a farmer's (AA - houses, near the . head of Glasgow-green, and carried a considerable quantify of potatoes: If such Nvanton outrages be not more effectually checked„ than what they have hitherto been, there is no saying where they ...

... entrusted to him a waggon, with three horses. loaded with potatoes, value Li s, to b e t a ken to, Covent-Garden market; instead of g oing to the Place as desired, it is supposed he ad the potatoes fo . some per3ons in Mile-End-road; the horses and Nvaggon ...

... sobre 1 , ,s bentyirias eneralas: dcl cidtivo de las pa/alas, which contains ample tions for the seultivating and 'using of potatoes. _Added to it are zErilerin . :cntas q. friciks, pubk-ados par el.Cobie:!•no Ingtes sabre 70 •.closes de. pan; con varias ...

... which Was read to. - • Mr. Sheriff CADELL moved the feeedom oF e to - Mr; ADAM dertook to Tedtv. - * the mormous pric9 of potatoes; was 'ordered to be 13 - abkishin the Gazette all the *Morning paper.. The MA the price of bread an tisize and a to _ The ...

... oats were most ample crops through a large part of the kingdom; and though the former part of the season was unfavourable to potatoes, yet the breadth planted was very great, so that the general produce cannot be taken at a ow estimate. How.far such very ...

... adopted, 'taut did not think they would answer the end, unless other substitutes were adverted to ; and be submittal that potatoes, and other substances which could be manufactured into bread, should be pa rticulaxly aitended to. , . . . CHANcELLOitOf ...

... whilst on the Dftto Oats; per ACre—tDitto Of' Turnips, : per other there appeared a complete pail, with their Acr,e—Ditto of Potatoes; Arc—Ditto of - proper . vessel,. The heart, without being disper Acre—Ditto of Beans, per Acre---Ge- 'eased, was preternaturally ...

... Cork, the gratifying intelligence that the entire of that part bf Ireland was tranquil, and the crops abundant, except Of potatoes, which, though considerably deficient, were - yet much better than had been expecte4. The storm, on Sunday the 9th, much ...

... their guilt. Friday a number of disorderly 'people repaired to a cellar in Paisley, where they understood a vast quantity of potatoes were stored, the greatest part of which they Cook away before the arrival of any force to prevent them, and the remainder ...

... of oufpresent scarcity . ; . . rerneve the steeple, and the . ; Rands would diminish;' remove PITT, and roasted . pigs and potatoes would come into. houses,, crying come eat me. Here, Sii - , the cloven foot peeps Out from under the magisterial - rtke; ...