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... would be, to adopt, in common ufe, bread not only mixed all kinds of grain produced in this country, but with Indian corn and potatoes ; bread of this kind he was fure would be as and palatable that made all of flour—-firft, then, as to the laws relating to ...
... quantity of potatoes the parilh has contradled for (hall delivered; when it is agreed to take off one third of the meal allowed to each refpeclive family, and in the place of every ftone fo taken off, to fubftitute half a ftone of potatoes at jd. to be ...
... deduction. Mr. Hitchon, of Whiteley-Houfc, near Burnley, this year planted two Angle potatoes, one of which has produced i4H>s. weight and the other near nibs, of fine clean potatoes. Friday laft melancholy accident happened off the South Foreland fmall pleafure ...
... labour, and the only murmur was amongll the farmers, who agreed fell butter is. per pound : Wheat from 7s. to Bs. CJ. per : Potatoes is. (jd. per biidiel, and not to futniih the Ilackilers with any until the market was fupplied. The high price wheat, immediately ...
... if they would ftettdily mix potatoes with the flour they ufe for bread, without the finallcft inconvenience either as to the talle, or the conftitution. The manner of doing it is as follows: boil, or fleam-dry, mealy potatoes juft the fame for common ufe ...
... Englilh.for Whitby —Union. Saul, for Sunderland,—Robert and Margaret, Grey, for Leith. Eriend* Ihip, Hall, for Newcallle, with potatoes, timber, goods, Ac. SCARBROUGH. Arrivals. Twee Gr.bruthtrs, Ka&k ; Marta, Moorjctifin, Jongc Anna Mum, Andcrfci, all from ...
... unanimoufty agreed to. The following method making Potatoe Bread, which a was produced to the Society, rrwt with general approbation :—“ any given weight of flour pu* half that weight of potatoes.—Let the potatoes well boiled, peeled, and niaflied.—Mix them ...
... of the Council of Ancients. The Well India fleet carried out, other immenfe dores of provifions, no lefs than 300 tons of potatoes, which were purchafcd by contract at one halfpenny per pound. This quantity was and (hipped within a week after the receipt ...
... qualified paftry, which may amufe the fpeculative but will not give additional food to a did refled people. The recipe tor mixing potatoes with wlieatea flour is exploded w ciout in its principle, contributing litlie or nothing the general increafc bread food ...
... nearly butchered on the fpot. Wasts Lands.— The leleft Committee, in their report, recommend a bounty be offered for railing potatoe* on a portion of tlufe lands, as a means of immediate improvement—and providing the piefent feNrcity.— They have refolved ...
... inclolures. Sir Joum Sinclair then moved for a committee this day fe’n- Bkht to ennfider of bounty for the cultivation of potatoes. Ordered. Mr. gave notice a motion for peace. 1 Mi*. Maurice gave notice of a motidn for incajiantrrirg pafya* doing foreign ...
... command of their Saviour. On Friday, afparagus was cut out of a bed the open ground, near Shrewfbury. Several bufhels of new Potatoes were dug lad week near Shrewfbury. lifts upon the church doors have difeovered a great qokftbcr who have not paid the duty ...