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... grating, and fil- tering potatoes, pulp, flour, and .larch may be made to at.fwer various purpofes, but efpccially for weavers ufe, both in linen and cotton, irtltead of wheat flour or buck >■.!:■_'.« flour. At prefent potatoes are prohibited from being ...
... length of a bed fown with potatoes at ?? fame time, and though three drills are fuppofed to contain a bed of potatoes,, yet upon weighing the potatoes io each, Dr MauofeU's culture ia the two drills from the (boots of potatoes, weighed double what was ...
... fome notion of the leading fads that are here noticed, under the following heads: Potatoes. I. obferve, with a fenfible degree of pleafure, that the culture of the potato feems to engage the attention great a number of the members of this for we are that ...
... containing near 60 tons, and entirely coriurned it, with a quantity of corn in (lacks. Lait xveek, three potatoes of uncommon magnitude were dug out ofa potatoe lield at the charter-fchool. Tlicy weighed near ten pounds, and were each about ten inches in circ ...
... From the ?? Gazette A method to preferve potatoes from beino- deftrsyed. IT has been difcovered by fome Naiuralifts, that fruits penetrated by froft, fiich as pears, apples, &c. receive no injury thereby, provided the nitre or frolty particles are extracted ...
... - this it-, td furt-ly li.d in Uew the le,l s sing the coafumptiet.i of grain and potatoes, and, iio doubt, meant, til it whoever made and died the farioa of potatoes; or the ii.ir.-h of grain, v- luir-powd«r, i>{ for els : (larsching cloth or garments ...
... R, ABOUT twenty or thirty years ago, a Mr Prentice intro- ducee-i into Scotland the culture of potato-.*;, as a far- mer's crop. Before hi:; time '■potatoes were raifed in gardens only, and were fold at 1 s. 6d.to 2 3. per peck. Prentice is ftill alive ...
... confequences. is every rea- fon to believe, that perhaps 50,c00 addi- tional acres of potatoes have been plant- ed in confequence of that recommenda- tion. As cach acre of potatoes will feed, at an average, from eight to ten people for twelve months, it is probable ...
... GREENOCK SHIPPING. ARRIVED, Dec. 7. Providence, M'GuiFock, from Dumfries, with potatoes. SAILED, Fly, Ward, for Liverpool, with goods. ...
... perfon who thall raifc the greatcft quantity of potatoes on half a Scots acre in faid counties and Highland diftricls— Five Guineas^ , ' V. To the pei f,„, who fhall raile the next greatcft quantity if potatoes on half a Scots acre in fiiid counties and Highland ...
... quantity as this. And happily fuch a fuecedaneum we have in the potatoe, at once cheaper and better. That it is cheaper wiii appear evident from the JfaObwing flatcmect : The ordinary price of potatoes through the win- ter and latter part of autumn at Perth is ...
... Turnips, and fir the more ?? preventing tbe ftealing or deftroj- ino of turnips, Potatoes, Cabbages, Parftlps, Peaje, and Carrots. 5T7-11_R1'AS, the cultivation of Turnips, Potatoes, C.ih- VV bages, Parfhips, Peafe, anci Carrots, is ofgreat con- f uien.e to ...