... or tube, four inches long, arifing from the middle, to convey the ?? and air ftom the meat. Upon this pierced cover, lay potatoes, firfi boiled, peeled, feafoned lightly with pepper and falt, and ?? with milk, ly way of cro ; but, from one to t'wo, or ...

... refuit from giving a pecuniary bounty for rair.il'1 early potatoes. Peas was another article, growth of which ought alfo to be encouraged. was neceifary that a quantity of the feed which potatoes were raifed Thould be imrmedila` fecured, he would therefore ...

... a 'bill toencourage. the growth of potatoes; that in the courfe o his argumnent he'entere~d largely into the be- qn ,sItV ae- drived from Shia Valeahle yegetabl% aRta, irricigi other thiilgs, he ruid, that potatoeS d tij efTq: of making men Aealtiy, vigoreus ...

... firft time, and ordered to be read, a fecosd time to-morrow. His Lordfhip brought up a bill to encsurage the cultivation of potatoes on -wa(e lands, for a timle to be limited;* and moved that the ctll be read i firlh time ; which was done. He then moved ...

... Houfe to g- into a CMorn- 'mittee of-r-hevhole EHufe, toonfidcriofthe bill for . the encouragoement of the-cpitijation 'of potatoes on wafte lands.u The Honfe having refo diitfintba .Corninictteemacordingly,'' A conrerfation .toot place ttpon the difficolty ...

... r~wceived to-snorrowv, ?? ' POTATRES. Mr. Biii riored the or,*r for the committee qq tshe Will for ncoiuraging -ye cultivation of potatoes in com mons or waite 4ds; which being read, he shoved the Speaiet fhoua leave the chair. The queflion was jit; 'and thei ...

... Jolliffe, it was agreed that the report of the committee (boald be re- feried to acomrnittee ofthe whole Hoofe on Friday. POTATOES. Mr. WYilherfarre faid, that he wilbed to call the attention of the Houfe to a rubje&t which had lately occupied a good deal ...

... read a fecund time, and ordered to be committed to-nmorrow. POTATOES. The order of the day being read for receiving the report of the committee on the bill to encourage the culture of potatoes on wafte lands, Sir Yobn Wrott1/ly thought that infuperable ...

... ordered to be committed to-morrow. Aifr. WRiierforce then brought in his bill for flp. plying the poor more effeftuallyw ith potatoes, which, after a fcw words from Mr. Buxton in approbation thereof, was icad a firit time.-Adjourned. Turfky, April r.-A writ ...

... attention is applie l to the culture of various plants and feeds, particularly the caflilda root, cocoa nut, psimira tree, and potatoes, the in- troduetion of which latter vegetable, it is hoped, will obviate a return of famine-the cornfcquence of a failure ...

... wager, immediately after hating heartily partaken of the feaft, that he would eat a Ihoulder of mutton of 61b. two quatts of potatoes, a {ixpenny loaf, ard drink two quarts of beer and three glaffes of . brandy, which he ?? with appa- fent eafe..-A good ...

... of. Scot- .land, where a' confiderable quantity of wheat~ has likewife been ;ct. The produce ofveTy. kind of.grain and of potatoes is mo4t ,abundant,. 'and the prices 'of corn-. in all t'he provincial. markets continue to fall. At Ldtkffer,' Canterbury ...