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... On POTATOES. IT is now 2*2 years fince Potatoes were firlt known in Europe : They were fit 11 imported into Ireland in the reign of Queen Eliv..ibetli, in the year 1565. The importei was John Hawkins, who brought them from Santa Fe in Spanifli America ...
... little manure, to great ad. vantage. 8. POTATOE BREAD.—To thofe who prefer making Potato: s into bread, to the common modes of ufing thfem, the following receipt is recommended. Choofe the moft mealy tort of Potatoe, boil and fkin them. Take nibs, break ...
... Potatoes for the Poor.' THE Committee appointed for the Gonda thir Clarity, having 15urchafid a fufficient Rsantity Pctztoes, inform the Srbfcribers, that, the Ticket: will be reach for Delivery at the Prblic Office in pale-End, by Nine o'clock Morrunkr ...
... —potato** ...
... remark, that if the potatoes' are deprived of that coat, which prefervc them from the impregnation of the water before they are boiled, is at leaft twenty one that, they will wet and infipid. The ficin ihould never be taken of a potatoe until is boiled. ...
... POTATOES. ’T'O SOLD, about Buthcls of found good ftock, fit for the table, or for feed. The laft fortnight in May the beft time for planting on loofe fandy ground, and not moulded up deep. tjF Dogs are too frequently on the warren near the Decoy-ponds ...
... POTATOES. Potato e Brkad. — The receipt publiihed by the Hoard of Agriculture, for the making of this bread, in ,which the proportion was of ialbs. ol Potatoes to 2olbs. of Wheateni Flour; but a refpeftable gentleman has af- fufed us, that a greater ...
... POTATOES IT it uniTtrfally allowed, that potatoet are wkolribme and oourilhiog root; that they ate the heft fictinty to the poor agaioft a had harveft. In Older 10 ohlalu large crop of thia ufeful root, it it abfulutely necclTary that the feta be sot ...
... On the Culture of POTATOES. WE are told from Paris, that the Sieur Muftell had prefented to the fociety of agiicultureat Rouen, a memorial on the culture of Potatoes, and on the different advantages 10 be reaped from- them, and particularly of their making ...
... experience, that when fuccefiive crops of potatoes are taken from the fame iand, the fecond and fucceeding crops are always more abundant, when different kind of Potatoe is planted. A crop of this kind of Potatoes will be ready to take about the beginning ...
... Account of the POTATOE. Potatoes were firlt imported into Europe in by Hawkins, from Stantofe, in Spaniih America, they were planted for the firft time in Ireland the great Sir Walter Raleigh, who had an eflate in that kingdom. The natural hiltory of ...
... of the POTATOE. POTATOES werefirft imported into Europe by Hawkins, from Stantofe, in Spanifh America; they were planted for the firit time in Ireland by the great Sir Walter Raleigh,'who had an elate in that kingdom. The natural of the potatoe was fo ...