... Kent ilk grounds, has, no doubt, had its efllcl the market. The Board of Agriculture, inftcad of propofing the cultivation Potatoes, which farmer will venture to grow, under the prefent monopoly of the London market, fhould recommend the (owing of Spring ...

... Bnrfuil, Io: g ; Unity, Dean ; Williim, Armitage ; Bella, Donking ; Nancy, Hugh ; Providence, Sterry, all for Louden, with potatoes, du-. Hopewell, Ridwell, for Wells, with corn and goods.—Emigrant, Curtis, for Dundee, with coals. The SunilerljtiJ end Scarbro' ...

... l.eikh Packet, Scruton; Staines, Dean ; enus, Lifter; Happy Return, Smith Elizabeth, Bradley, all for London, with corn, potatoes, &c.—Bctty, Corn well, for Ipfwich, with corn.— Holdefnel's Packet, Wray, for Wilbcach, with com, &.C.— Junu, Richmond ; ...

... hUnry atilcs, c iiiivancies, and all other forts •n, calves, f.iccp, lambs, and and lamb, whether faked or butter, else* fe, potatoes, rice, ill, millet-reed, poultry, navl.-ated i-i any manner /■ pull.'j •■to i?ii .1.-iy.i’.-i :-i witi.out the jay menu cf ...

... laid on, and fail to the above Port, in fix days time. C. GODMOND, Agent, Who offers for .Sale from to loco Sacks of SCOTCH POTATOES; about 300 Quarters BEANS, all fur Seed.— Alfo from to 40 Bottles of OIL of VITRIOL, and about jo Tons of Sr. PETERSBURG ...

... are given in as cafes the Militia. The gardener Charles Berners, F.fq. of Suffolk, planted Taft year fix ounces of kidney potatoes—the produce fix buftiels and half, weighing thirty ftone. opening horfc that died at Bottifham Lodge Mill, 3|6 (tones, weighing ...

... Lamb, till the feafou is further advanced. 4, Economy in Stables. 5. Difcontinuing the ufe of Hair-powder. 6. The Culture of Potatoes Gardens, and fmall fpots of ground, which few families are without. 7. Encouragement from Land owners to their Tenants to ...

... remark, that if the potatoes' are deprived of that coat, which prefervc them from the impregnation of the water before they are boiled, is at leaft twenty one that, they will wet and infipid. The ficin ihould never be taken of a potatoe until is boiled. ...

... are the principal i butter at is. 3d. per pound 1 potatoes, at gd. per gallon; eggs, nearly at one penny each, and other articles in proportion. The foldicrs received information number of bags potatoes being Ihoit of mcafure, containing only nine gallons ...

... cleared. Peak, Harrifon, for Hull.—Trial, Boulton; Refolution, Reed; Blefling, Eftill, for I.nndon, with allum, liiilcloth, potatoes, hides, tallow, cordage, Ac.—Peggy, Thompfot, for Glafgow, with allum.—Endeavour, Spcliifort, for ,'un* dcrland, with wine ...

... per pound for their meat ; which the foldiers feized all they could lay hold of, and paid only per pound for it, Untter, potatoes, eggs, &c» &c. were paid for the fame proportion. In the afternoon the lokliers proceeded Port La, where they were afllfted ...

... Kichardfon, and Two Brothers, Longfter, with potatoes, and old iron for Scafbro.—Lively, Hurft, and Friends Goodwill; Hewitt, with alum, for London.—Four Brotliers, Booth, for Bridlington, with potatoes.—Samuel and Ann, Wiley, for London, with oafs and ...