SCOTLAND
... againft his get- ting out before the Time. On Thurfday came into the Port of Leith, the Adam of Stockton, with Cheefe and Potatoes, v ?? ?? ?? .■ _* ?? ?? •■--, ■ . ?? ?? - ...
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London, Oft. io
... Houfe were broke to Pieces, and the Actors, and feveral Perfons of Note, efcaped W at the Windows, next Suffolfrftreet, Potatoes Potatoes and Pippens, were fold for ißd. a Dozen, to pelt the Actors. I'he Report ofthe Death of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart. Member ...
L O N, DO N, AtWift 11
... Bag-pipers, and one who play'd on a Bladder-Marine A Dinner was provided for the Guefts of Roaft Mutton, with 30 Pound? f Potatoes, and a large Salmon; 30 Pounds of Checfe, and 8 Pounds of JW for the fecond Courfe, with Bread in proportion, and a Gallon ...
Plan tat ion Ni ws
... 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 ...
COUNTRY-NEWS
... the next Morning, he found her dead. G. E. Bandon, March i. Laft Thnrfday at Gullane near Clouakilty, asa Man was picking Potatoes in a Chamber, a Flafh of Lightning came and burnt alt the Hair from off his Body, and fcorch'd his Flefh in a terrible Manner ...
Frira Stanley's Ndws-Letter, Deeemier 19
... the Pillory laft Saturday for « attempting to raviih a Girl of fix Years old, and was 4 ieverely pelted with Eggs, Turnips, Potatoes, Bones, 4 and Dirt. ,* * Laft Night two Men were brought Fri loners to * our Caftle from Parkgate, on Sufpicion of demand ...
From thc General Evc
... were taken care of, and proper Proirifim made for preferving their Healths : He bath given them, above the King's Allowance, Potatoes once a Week, to prevent the Scurvy in the Voyage, alfo Vinegar to wath the Cabbins with, and Butter, Sugar and Flower for ...
From Stanley's News-Letter, Auguft 6
... Sevelle remiii Obftinate, and no Tro- c fpeft of an Accommodation. The Genoefe begin to be uneafy, and have fent 3000* Men jp Potato Specia. Tis faid the King of Sardinia is inclined for Spain, and has denied Paffage to the Imperial Troops through his Country ...
how* Whit, eh* Even. Poa. Aug. 3t. We from Prdion in Laic*' thatometry Weeding was celebrated there a few Days
... them were Bag-pipers, and one who play'd on a isladder-marine. A VOW was provided for the Gueffs of Roaft with io Pound of Potatoes. and a large Silicon; ;o I'ounds of Check, and 8 Pounds of Sauer for the fecond Code, with Bread in propottion,, a Gallon ...
IRELAND
... rhrce Sons at a Birth, and they are all well, and in a promifing W ; ay of continuing fo. It may be inferred from this, that Potatoes which are the general Food of fuch People, are very prolifick. Dublin, Dec. 21. A few Days ago a Servant of Humphry Denny ...
Prom the News-Letters, June 27
... of People fettled there is about 500, who have already cleared from 2to 4 Acres ot Land each, and planted them with Corn, Potatos, Pcaie, Beans,Cabbiges,&c That 60 Houfes are com- pleatly finifhed, with a Church for Divine VVorfhip, that the People are ...
From the General Evening-Poft, Dec. 28:
... delivered of three Sons at a Birth, and they are all well, and in a promiting way of doing fo. It may be inferred from this, that Potatoes which are the general Food of fuch People, are very prolifick. ...