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... ready Money only, Good STOCKTON CHEESE at 18 s. per Hundred, ;and of the CHESHIRE Size at 20 s. per Hundred: clto ifrefh POTATOES at 2 s. per Bufhel. ?? That on Wednefday next, the 7th of March, are Co be expofed to Sale, within the Laigh Coffeehoufe ...
... large a field, we (hall entirely confine ourfelvcs, in giving the defcription of the pradHce, to the culture of turnips and potatoes ; thefe are plants of moft general ufe, agreeing almoit with every foil, and from their hardy nature leaft liable to mifgive ...
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... and frefh Butter. ITI. At Dinner you mufl not eat any think but what is made of Barly, Oats, Rice, or Millet Seed, Carrots, Potatoes, Turnips, S^inage, Beans, Peafe, &c. You may likewife eat Fruit, % when full ripe, baked Pears or Apples, Apple-Dumplings ...
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... and tore down his Breeches, and the hind Flap oft his Shirt ; after which he was not only pelted with Dirt, Turnips, and Potatoes, but beaten with Sticks and a Carman's Whip; all this while his Companion was furrounded by the Fellows above, with whom ...
... the Back Misfortunates (fince were taken Care of) Quarter a Yard fquare Their common Dyet was Bran snd Water fo'me-times a Potatoe One of thefe poor unfortunate Creatures been this miferable Confinement Years the other long : When they were brought out ...
... fince the Weather has been fo wet and uncertain, their Hopes are turned in:o Fear ; Oatmeal is greatly rifcn, a; is all . ° Potatoes to neat double the Price. Havre, Sept. St. The King arrived here the about Four in the Afternoon Rouen; he was received at ...
... thank God we have at prefein Iscovitions eetremely plenty. The Planters twice every Week bring to Market Hogs, Corn, Peas, Potatoes, and all forts of Garden-Stuff; aud they thcmfelves live as happily with their Wives and Children as any Set of Working People ...
... A Misfbrtunates, fince they were taken Care-of, a^J of a Yard fquare. Their common Diet was Bran and Water, audi times a Potatoe. One of th fe poor mist Creatures had been in this mii.tr -Ale Conrin. Years, the other not sfo long : When they were:: ont ...