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... filver cup, for the beft crop of potatoes railed in the year upon not lefs than three ftatute acres. order to obtain large crop of this eful root, necclfary, that the fets not too old, that is, not t.o far from feed. Potatoes that have been cut for forty ...
... on the tultivaliou of potatoes, and their great value as food for tbe poor. Potatoes are cheap and excellent fubftitutes for peas in foups and broths, allowing double the quantity. The following is a receipt for making a potatoe foup, which I have weekly ...
... is as much read and canvas'd almofl any other article of news .whatever.—Hov/eycr entertaining the prices of grain and potatoes may your ingenious correfpondent and others of his cafl, I not know ; but I an) certain the filling your paper with too many ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 5. The varieties of feeda life are numerous. Oxnoble, and the clufter potatoe are planted for the cattle; the pink-eye, and a variety others, with different kinds of kidney potatoes, for the table. 6. Great attention is paid to changing the feed to prevent ...
... Scotland boiled potatoes, and meat, for their daily food, and a general and mortal flu* the confequence ; the late Anthony Murray, of Criett, in North Dritain, convince the p.ior, fed one pig boiled potatoes and water, and another pig raw potatoes, and the water ...
... od..per Quarter.—Beans* 9s. 'cd. ios. fid. per Load.—Wheat, 15s. od. 18s. od. per Load.—Barley, 17a. tq xoi. per Quarter.—Potatoes as. 4d. • r 1 11 .m 1 1 ...
... that 1 LLUSTRIOUS gentleman, which 1 humbly conceive are not quite intercfting to the public, as the prices grain, or even potatoes, the moft Hiftayt port in the kingdom. Leeds. A. P. ...
... the murder. Letter from CmftU-Cary, Dee, ,j. A Fanner took acres of ground fide of our findy hill, at ijs. per acre, out to potatoe-uianten, from Lady-Day iebaelsias, (half a year) for which they'- . ion. per acre, and obliged tbemfelvea of. the fern and ...
... fccdi:ig Cattle, by John Symonds, L. L- D. * Experiments oh a new Potatoe for Cattle, by N.Turner, Efq.* Obfervations-made in Auftrian Flanders on Hufbrandy; by the Rev. Mr. Lav- tents. * On Potatoes for feeding Horfes ; by John Kirby, E/q. *A Method of rearing ...
... American Aloe, which bloffoms but once in a century. Potatoes are already become very cheap, when compared with the price of all manner of grain; and if their ufe in bread, (in proportion of one- third of potatoes to two-thirds wheat flour) be immediately adopted ...