... Burrows, and thyrd to Pieces, about three Leagues from the Place, where he hid he had left this Veffel, loaden with Wool, Potatoes, Hydcs, &c. which was loon carried off by the Populace. By great Perfuafions, the Mailer was prevailed on to go to fee her ...

... broke off, her Quarter was beat in, and hei Hold fill'd with Water, which obliged them to take to the Boat, having only a few Potatoes, fome fresh Water, and four Biskets ; and after two Days and Nights Fatigue they discovered the Back of Cape Cod, and then ...

... Ely vvith Bear; Jphn Birakle from Anllruther vvith dkto - T John Pol- lock, Jofiah and Thonias Youngs from New.sa.ftle vith Potatoes, Tyles and Bottles. ...

... ajuVl, Leitb) Dec. 11. Arrived the Elizabeth &:Mary- 3 James Main, frora London ; Anthony Reid from Stockton with Cheefe and Potatoes. ...

... up- beyond! what has been known in-the memory of Man' At Leith is arrived the Gairlies of Newton- ftewart with Cheefe and Potatoes. Mr. John Borthwick, Son to ?? Borthwick | of Fallahiil, is appointed Principal Clerk ofthe General Poft-oSice^ Edinburgh ...

... onboard, were dcar'd out, but by the Embargo are ftopp'd. Laft Wsek a Fellow went to the Grounds above New-flreet, to rob a Potatoe Garden ; in digging for them he found a Cask of Rum, which he drank of fo liberally that next Morning he was found dead pn ...

... Edinburgh, Jan. 22. The Scarcity in the Weft Country is reliev'd bythe Importation ifa confiderable Quantity of Oatmeal and potatoes ; but however favourable this was to 1 of diftrefs'd Families, yet a Meal- jnonger near Irtfane, who had a great Quantity ...

... Calamity, we are an un- done Nation. ' Laft Year's Froft is felt more fevere here than in other Countries, having deftroy'd the Potatoes C which are the chief Support of our Poor) in fuch a Manner, that the fame Quan- tity we ufed to buy for Two Pence Halfpenny ...

... Condition as in the late Froft, Oaten-meal felling for 19 and 20 d. a Stone, which in the Froft was not near fo high, and Potatoes near _ s. a Buftel.. , Yefterday waidiftributted by Madam Strothard, Lady Eiownlowe's Receiv- «r, 340 L Sterl. among her ...

... him up He ived many Years after in great Reputation _3»LIMf L> -kss 1 J ur IrelaLd w« heir' th* ?? hard Froft the r Crop of Potatoes, ou which the Support wl. .l VSg been ve'y w Md cold this bummer (he Corn is very thin and firL i ward that they have M ...

... built at Deptford. From I reland we hear, that the hard Froft laft Winter has tit a great Meafure deftroy 'd their Crop of Potatoes, oa which the Support of their Poor fo much depends j bcfide $, the W eather having been very wet and cold this Summer, the ...

... loft. Sii next Pofl. From Ireland we hear, that the hard Froft laft Winter lias in a great Meafure deitroy'd their Crop of Potatoes, on which the Support of their Poor fo much depends « befides the Weather having been very wet and cold this Summer the Com ...