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... worfe and worfe. The mealmen tells you, flower will be dear. The butcher tells you, meat is and will be exceflive dcitr. Potatoes and vegetables are dear ; and every thing ufcful in a family, down to a bit of foap, wherewith we wafh our hands, is exceeding ...
... a Bill to prevent diftilling of fpiritsfrom wheat, oats, bere, barley, rye, meflifl, malt, beans, and peafe, and from auy potatoes, meal, or flour of wheat, or any other meal whatever. We hear upwards of forty eminent Counfellors are now actually retained ...
... alio a Bifl prevent the dialling fpirits from wheat, oats, bear, barley, rye, mellin, malt, beans, ar, peafe, and from any potatoes, m*a!, cr flour of wheat for a tunc- We hear that the remains of his late Royal Highnefs , Prince Frederick-William will ...
... l;iden with the beft Zealand oats, lent for the principal inhabitants of this city, and has alfo brought large parcel of potatoes, both which will be fold to the Poor at tinder prime cod, under the Mayor's infpe&ion. LONDON, Jan. 16. Her Royal Highnefs ...
... confirmed in fo many inftai:ces, they have very great weight with even the moft feniiblc people. On Fiiday laft feveral loads of Potatoes, from Hexham, were fei/.cd in Newcaftlc, byorder of ths Magiiirates, for being bought by a ForeHaller Tiefore thfy had been ...
... confirmed in fo many inftarijjes, they have very great weight with even the moft fenfible people. On Friday laft feveral loads of Potatoes, from Hexham, 1 were feized in Newcaftic, order the for being bought by ForeHallcr before had been expoled to the market ...
... than that nsade from corn, may made from potatoes, but there is i'aid to be law prevent it. If this is fo, the prohibition might, pet naps, at this time be taTen off, without injury to any one; and the potatoes, which are now a dead commodity, might ufed ...
... bread which they eat \ X a. . fO A O every week, amounts to J ' T hey ufe flour for pudding, I and milk, weekly — J ' 4 The potatoes they eat, f 0 a n. J-000 080 weekly, colt — \ From hence it appears, that the profits arifing frond the labour of the poor ...
... weekly 020 8 o The bread which they eat 1 > o o every week, amounts to ' They ufe flour for pudding, and milk, weekly 0 4 The potatoes they eat, weekly* eoft -1 f° 0 8 °8 From hence it appears, that the profits arifing frorri the labour of the poor man and ...
... Green, Dublin, and were afterwards to be hanged chains. Yefterday two thoufand quarters peas, and eighteen hundred facks of potatoes, were (hipped on board the Charming Nancy, for Gibraltar. The Officers belonging to the Vi&ual ling-office work extra hours ...
... who has a inife and five children ,• the man tarns 6s. fier week, hit niiife and children 2S. that tie nectffary brtad, potatoes, and a flone cf flour for pudding, weekly, takes up tht amount. This poflibly is the fituation of particular fami- lies in ...
... ofuer man's income and necejfary out-goings and five children; the man earns 6s. per and children 2s. that the necejfary potatoes, anil a Jlone of flour for puddings nueSfy, takes the amount. This pofUbly is the fituation particular lies in every part ...