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... ; mayor of this town. detected anumberofhuckften in a warchoufe wo- ;;_in£ and fliarinß about three hundred weight ot new potatoes, which they bid bought from country people on their way to mnik.t ; one half he ordered to the prifoners, and th ■ other ...
... od.per Quarter.—Beans Ss, cd. to 10s. 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 16s. od. to 19s. od. per Load.—Barley, js. to 17s. per Quarter.—Potatoes as. per buihel. CAMBRIDGE.—Wheat fold from 31s. to 355, per load of 5 buJhels rye 295. to 325. and barley 17s. to per quarter ...
... daughter. To great perfection is that valuable root the potatoe brought by Mr John Roebuck, of York, that has for three weeks paft, or more, taken up (out of the open grounds in his garden) new kidney potatoes full grown, and large quantities at each root. This ...
... 17s. od. per Quarter.—Beans, s ' tc ios. 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 15s. to iBs> od. per Load—Barley, 171. to 20s. per Quarter.—Potatoes is. Ad. per bufliel. ...
... Dauby, of Stamford Bridge, innkeeper, with uttering forty-two (hillings of counterfeit filvcr money. Dlilil/atim from Potatoes Potatoes have been found, by repeated experiments, to yield by diftillation, a vinous fpirit a mod exquifite quality, fuperior ...
... od. 16s. r.d. per Quarter.—Beans Bs. cd. to 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 16;. od. to cd. per Load.—Barley, 15s. to pet Quarter.—Potatoes 2s. per baftel. ...
... meafure, to guard againlt a future fcarcity generoufly gave every poor family a fmall Iput of wafle ground, dung, and plenty of potatoes, which he ordered them to plant tor the ufe of their families ; and left they Ihould now fuffer, though in hope»of reaping ...
... Dominica racket, Weuerfird, May 14. Provifions of all kinds, but Capt. Hale, ;arrived of Dover; they contain an acparticularly potatoes and oat meal;the principal food count of the arrival of feveral hips freak &don and of the lower rants ii. to very- en- Now ...
... Strangford, with wheat, buic.r, .)W and ox hide . Sec. Mary, Chriflian Columbus, Phillips ; Bachelor, Davidfon, from IBeman, with potatoes, butter, U.C. Sailed. Ferret, Parker, for Africa. Mary, Stewart, Geor.ia. John, Hooton, for Dominica Mermaid, for Virginia ...
... Oats were foid at Burton fail Market- Day at 9s.C d. per Quarter, and fome under ; Apples from Bd. to 1 s. per Bufhel; and Potatoes at 3d. per Bufhel ; fo that thofe who will work may now eat plentifully, and the Poor may get Bread. ...
... the whole veftry 1 Two cold boiled fowls, a remnant of cold fat bacon, one cold apple pye, two large dirties of luke-warm potatoes, and two plates of pickled oyfters j ale. too ftrong to drink much or. So very difficult is it, ye Citizens, to hit the Golden ...
... Mercury, Franks for lalbon, with woollendrapery, earthenware, he, Mary Ann, Tantan, fm'Januiica, with linfecd oil, paint, potatoes, wheat flour, he. Coast ms. Nottingham, Robert, Richardlon; Molly, Stanilani; Frieitdfhip, Blanch | and Beflcy, Lonfdalc ...