... upwards of at forty, to lefs than twelve buffiels, Monthly. ON BOILING PoTAToEs.--4tom COUNT RUMFOR*M -. There is nothing that would tend fmore to pro'rnoti the -confumption of ,potatoes 'ie than to have the proper moake of preparing them as 'food generally ...

... nutritious th roots and -vegetables, which attain maturity and s perfeation before grain. Amriong. the forruer, ca . early potatoes, thrnips, -and casrots; amoprg th the latter, eailyfcabbages,'peafe, and beahs, are ..an of 'the firf uonfjderation.!- From- ...

... twenty months, he completed hc n his haft fplendid edition of Shakefpcare, in fifteen an e large odavn volumes. bli 1. Potatoe ?? potatoes of the mealy kind, th boil them foft and math them fmooth, and mix them p with boiling water until they are of the ...

... in the penalty :o of 201. for ufing tobacco in the brewing of ale. r. ;E~arly potatoes. A perfon at Pollockfhaws has furnifhed the following hint ?? Take lo what potatoes you defign for early growth, and place them near the fire fome time fo as to bring ...

... to years on various o. rdes', forcitivatinsg potatoes. b This gentleman for feveraltfs:: fiicefively.plantd, h to in oeparare Ppaces; ?? Cini tie: fr p- oidinary manner, and the rind or paring o£f potatoes, . es without ever being able; on the moftminute ...

... feafon *muft certainly V once more rqfjtle to us the blellings of plenty, which P the fafl increafing and abrndant crolis of potatoes I will tend greatly to hafl'i. A few days ago, an experienent was made by Mr.'I Jackfon, baker, in the lHigh-ltreet, in this ...

... Ea-Ridirrg, held at Deverlby dn ,suefday ahl, Robert C Walls, for flealing, in , mpa:y witl Jehn B row 5 ao S bufhels of potatoes, ...

... ? particulars, in this neighbourhood, -we hope to be enabled to Rate froni at unquellionable authority. This year, early potatoes have been produc- tivqe and alfioexcellent; uyilefs .rain fhall fpeedily fall, th'late 'and depcndiig crop, wilt be, its ...

... has 51 been very abundant an i well faved, but that the fall P' in the price of grain ?? by no means proportionate. 0' The Potatoes had generally failed. Beef and Mutton cX onI Friday flold at 5d. per lb. and Butter at I id. At Aylefbury the Bakers refolved ...

... has fer.tcnced two men, colliers, and three women, to fix months confinement in Bridewell. They were coovicled of ileal ing potatoes from -different fields in the neighbor- hood of Niddry, Duddingfton, Sec. A confi- derable quantity was found in their houfes ...

... Per Peel. . I IKef jd to 4 J Oatmeal 2« 2,! tr. at. ?? 1 Vesa! J.i ,„ Jj ilcs.rmeal 15 3d to is 7,1 | sVluttOT 2,1 to ail Potatoes is 6d to Is 8d j Raw Hides 4 d to od s er Pand. ivass' per do.7a_'lS 6.1 ta. liat Butter is 4 d to ic. 5J j Er, s i\:i, Coal ...

... boy the alil promnpt and effieacious mentms the bell poffible. . account of the quantities of wheat, and otherp . graio, pOtatoes, &c. now- in tbem ?? of -: and-farmers, mealmen, millersttin, i aid other- traders, and to trannfit the fame. to. aind beisre ...