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... Salt; the John and Robert, Graig, from Virginia with Lumber, &c. and the Endeavour, Woodhoufe, from Lancafter with Oat Meal, Potatoes, &c. ; Sailed the Speir, Simfon, for Dublin with Tobacco. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Whitehall Evening Pojl. WE hear hisMajefty ...
... Road of Leith the Pee™ Sloop of War. 6b/ Greenock, Jan. 6. Arrived the Endeavour, Woodhoufe from Lancafter with Oat-meal and Potatoes; the Reco- very,* Brown, from Dublin with Linnen Cloth, &c. the Dumbarton, Watfon, and the Thiftle, Coutter, both from Virginia ...
... ufing well-fized, Fife, and North of England Bulls. Inclofing, Planting, Draining, Fallow, and the propagating Peafe and Potatoes, fhould be recommended to every Countryman fomc of thefe are not only neceflary, but in the Power of them all j and altho’ ...
... Ufe is to be made of it afterfrrards, doei not yet appear ’fho’ it is already whifper’d, that it will not be turn’d into a Potatoe Garden. Sfedhtlftty Peb. 10, The Ruffian Miniftef has had another long Conference with the. King’s Mintfters, about the new ...
... fubferibe for tbat cu-' rious and ufeful Work. Greenock, March io. Arrived the Speedwell, Camp- bell, from Campbelton, with Potatoes, &c. the Murrain, Tomlinfon, from Lancafter vvith Bale Goods; the Eli- zabeth, Morifon, from Tiree with Beef and Cheefr; ...
... Steward, from Portfoy, with Oats. GLASGOW Qurant. Greenock, March to. Arrived the Speedwell, Campbell, from Cambcltoun with Potatoes ; the Marion, Tomlinfon, from Lancafter with Bale Goods the Elizabeth, Morifon from Tiree with Beef and Cheefe alfo the John ...
... plcafc, and hobble on own Scheme ; only I Dibit by the Way take -Notice ofanothcr queer Fellow, who propofed laying a Tax on Potatoes,by making us pay for having them roafled at Publick Offices to be eredled for the purpofe ; but being full of my own Conceit ...
... thefts upon any navigable rivers, ports of entry or difcharge, wharfs and keys adjacent. An aft for encouraging the making of potatoes and pearl-affies the Britifh plantations America. aft to enable his Majefty make leafes and copies of offices, lands, and ...
... To make after from vegetables cut green, far superior to wood-ashes Cut fern, nettles, thirties, bean-ftalks, peafe-ham, potatoe-(ialks, or any other weed of the garden or field, whiift they are full of and burn them as green as poffih e on a brick hearth ...
... William and John, Jphnfton, and the Stanus, Agnew, from Ireland, all with Oatmeal the Sofannah, Wilfon, from England, with Potatoes, &c. the Hampfhire, Williams, from Btiftol, with Merchant Goods; the Graufurd, Barton, From Francej in Ballaft and two Ships ...
... German Fit-res, fundry Sonnatas, Solos, and ?? Mufick. 7. Sundry Prints and Paintings. 8. An Italian Phaeton finely gilt, potato! and ci lined with Blue Velvet, trimmed with Gold Lace, »».ii for taking off and on, with Harnefs Bridle. 9. Some Bed and ...
... and Earthen-Ware, and two Vcffcls from the Firth with Coals. At MONTROSE, The Bell, Morris, from Aberdeen with Bricks and Potatoes; the Chriftian and Ann, Matthew, with Deals, &c. from Norway, bound for Dundee ; the Tames of Dunbar, Kelly, from Invernefs ...