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... has feveral. journeymen under him, and maintains his family decently by the fruits of his,laudable induftry. Culture of Potatoes. —The following experiment, for the better produAion of this valuable root, will, it prefumed, be acceptable to our readers ...
... Six years intereft it 12120 3 o * 6 11 r>f the Money, Chaldrons of Coals, with Carriage, &c. £417 B,} Loaves 11 6 Pecks of Potatoes 111 Relief to fide Perfons, and fume others in grt it dillrefs y Paul Labourers fur clearing the (frccts^ of oiow and for ...
... but thefollowing//«/V/ have been gathered time paft, viz. grapes, melons, peaches, cherries, iirawberries, green peas and potatoes. A few days ago died, in a lodgiiig-boufe near Glouctlter; John Dunn, well known tlie name the old Irijh Linen Man. âHe ...
... delivered all over the country very early Friday mornings this produced the moll happy effect, and all forts food, particularly potatoes, were brought in greater quantities than ever was remembered. All was quite and peaceable, and the evenin'T a party of gentlemen ...
... exteniive than any at prefent in Furope. A gentleman in the neiglibourhood of Path lias adopted the following method of digging potatoes, with thcgreattll fuccefs—iullead dellroying the root (as ufa.l) it gently up, and introducing the hjlnd under it, take all ...
... through mol of the principal counties in England, who defcribcs the wheat looking well, and the bailey, outs; turnips; and potatoes, t great crop, through the whole his journey. The price of bread has fallen very confiderabty in all the Northern counties ...
... when, added this, come to refleCl on the effe& it mud quickly have our markets, our fenfations become doubly pleafing,— The*potatoes are daily increafirig both in fizcand goodnefs, that plenty feems pouring upon every fide. -Cct us not then unmindful 01 ...
... Seed Tares have almofl generally failed, the Pcafc did the hall fcafon. From the appreheniion of a fecond year fcarcity, Potatoes have every where been planted, and their produce is generally great. Rape-Seed, on the average, has not rifen to more than ...
... that (the remarks may appear in the correfted one, appears from the report of the Agricultural Society, that 50,000 acres of Potatoes have been planted this year peyond that of the laft year. i will be worthy of the vigilance of Government, be t (extremely ...
... conjuring the money out of people’s pockets, in dear a feafon, fent the bellman to proclaim a rafeeJbono of another kind— a potatoe worth fiveJhillings andftxpence ! The exhibition room was inilantly filled, and a potalos was difplayed, Huffed with a half ...
... mixture of potatoes and baricy-m«'l with flour, in the bread, or (.: bifeuit, where it can poflibly be adopted. Perhaps potatoes are belt ufed themfclves, but where perfons prefer food in the of bread, they may gratified mixing one-third potatoes with two-thirds ...
... Dauby, of Stamford Bridge, innkeeper, with uttering forty-two (hillings of counterfeit filvcr money. Dlilil/atim from Potatoes Potatoes have been found, by repeated experiments, to yield by diftillation, a vinous fpirit a mod exquifite quality, fuperior ...