... fomc time ago. A number of gentlemen dined at Thwaitehcad, in Rutland, on the i7th nit. on a fine piece of beef, and new potatoes. They were procured by the following method.— -A quantity were I.iid Come time in fummer on a damp barn Boor, and covered ...

... guineas, lookup 100 potatoes on Gatcfhead rope-walk, that were laid ifl a direct line at one yard diltance from each other, which lie brought one at a time and put into a baftet plated at one yard dillance from the fir ft potatoe. He was allowed 47 minutes ...

... England, 1700 barrels of pork, ;oo firkins of butter, 10c calks of mc.il, potatoes, cheefe, bacon, candles, Sec — Oct. 7, Fanny, 1050 barrels of pork, 400 firkins of butter, potatoes, cheefe, bacon, tongues, Sec. failed the 18th of Oct. and fup pofed to ...

... day n-e have had a few refrefhing (bowers. We v I fli ihey may continue. 11 there ii agrea. quantity of land pre- pared lor potatoes and grain throughout the Wind, file re will be a decent crop of lugar made, notwith- Handing the Borers, which have not done ...

... been evacuated fome days before, and all the live ftock carried off, but 'tis feared they found a confiderable quantity of potatoes, which had been left behind in cellars and holes, on account of the feveritv ofthe weather. All the fleet came down to this ...

... victualling the army is different from that of the Navy, and I believe they are not fo well provided. We have great plenty of potatoes at from z*. to zs. 6d. per bufhel j carrots and parfnips at the fame price. We Itay here ten days longer. They tell me we ...

... fltippedout ofthc river Trent from Gainlboroucji for London, &c. 38,515 facks of potatoes, and between the 4th of Ocloher, 1775, and the 19th of April, 1776. 110,370 facks of potatoes, which loaded 149 fail of veflcls for London and other ports. The Providence ...

... half barrels of beft pork, 19 puncheons of oats, 3 firkins of lard, 23 kegs of tripe, 5 cafks of peas, and 171 hampers of potatoes. The above veffel was taken by the Sea Nymph, Matthew Dunn, a floop of fix guns, eight fwivcls, and twenty-nine men. Wi ...

... down from the Cherokee and Creek Indians, and brought an account of their having had engagement with the Provincials the Potatoe Hills, on the Back Settlements cf Carolina, whom they had defeated, and had brought feveral fcalps to St. Auguftinc. When ...

... unworthy of remark, that the Duke of Gloacefter. the worft ftage of his diforder, was fupportcd feveral days fmall portions of potatoes and cream, beat together, not being able retain any other kind of aliment. An Agent from Portugal is now in town, and has ...

... common field land in Bcdfordfhirc, which lets at niae (hillings an acre, there was dug up this month 94 bufhels and a half potatoes; the land was diredtly after plowed, the gleaners then got about two bufhels more. We are defired to infert this fa£l, that ...

... twenty-four ficcks of peas, four large lamb pies, four large gib- et pies, eight large rice pudding], thirty pounds weight of potatoes, with bread, &c. and every one a pint of ale ; after which nineteen crown prifo nert dined, in a room atthe lower end ofthe ...