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... a Committee. Sir Johw Sinclair moved for the Houfe logo into a Committee on the Bill for granting bounty on the planting Potatoes j but the Bill being to on the ground that their high price was a fuflicient Itimulus to cultivate them without the bounty ...
... Mi. Pitt has agreed to give his fupport tax Doga, it intended that every Dog at half a crown, with fome exceptions. . Tws Potato** were lately fold in the ft reels of On: Uvrts paper. ...
... Knight* hood, for his fervices againft the Dutch Settlements. The garden of the Thuillerics at Paris, once pi: nred with potatoes, when the wants of the people icquired the facriiiec, offers now a beautiful and corrcft map France, It comprizes Jemappe* ...
... articles, from the lad dock in hand, promife to unulually abundant. While grain has thus lowered in price, Butclicr’w meat and potatoes arc the advance. Cattle in general keep up high and fearer, and find a ready in all the principal fairs. Sheep have actually ...
... Lancafhirc and Ireland the boiling potatoes is brought to very great perfection indeed. When prepared in the following manner, if the quality the root is good, they may cal as bread, practice not unufnal in Ireland. The potatoes be, mjjeh as the fame fize, and ...
... thefe few days moft lowered. encourage the growth Potatoes, the Society of Arts in London have offered their Gold Medal, ora premium of thirty guineas, to the perfon who (hall grow the weight potatoes, per acre, fit for the table, on not lefs than 50 ...
... price to 301. per laft. Coriander, Carraway, and Mudard, have docked fo abundantly, that they are now but little demand. Potatoes appear plant a large breadth every where, and mod healthy, except the very early ones, which were injured the frods. Hops ...
... weeks and five days, and then weighed alive 18ft. 3lb. having eaten two bufficls of barley-meal, and about eight buflrels potatoes.—The other feven hogs, though larger when up, weighed from oiie to two Hones lefs when killed. Jones and Binns are to take ...
... reared her fair front, nor dllfufed her bleflings with a more liberal hand, than the prefent; grafs, grain nf all forts, potatoes, and every article food for man and beall, are in great forwardncfs, and proratfe early and abundant harvdl. Mrs. Slddonslaft ...
... London 1 uefday was nine hinulrer/, and twenty quarters. The importation of lull week exceeded thirty thouf.md quarters. Potatoes have turned out uncommonly ppodnclive, and mull very cheap, from the vail quantity old ones remaining : the latter are perfectly ...
... Exley Spring, Intack, Little Temple } Rudd ing. Low Ditto, Upper Ditto, Pig Tail, Lead Clofe, Larc Clofe. Great dole Al6 . Potatoe Garth, Lot 9. Near Eiuntnent Ruddin?, Far Ditto, . o j Lot 10. Great Cliff, Little Cliff _ _ _ * r ' VMi - Lot 11. Brad Cliff ...
... Intack, Little Temple,) Rudding, Low Ditto, Upper Ditto, Pig Tail, Lead Clofc, Lare Clofc. Great Clofe. 6 I Thomaa Omen wood. Potatoe Garth, _ _ Lot 9. Near Eamment Rudding, Far Ditto, _ _ _ » 3 I'homas Greenwood. Lor 10. Great Cbir, LitUe Cliff, _ 3 John ...