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... Mi. Pitt has agreed to give his fupport tax Doga, it intended that every Dog at half a crown, with fome exceptions. . Tws Potato** were lately fold in the ft reels of On: Uvrts paper. ...
... violation the law, and fevcral ptrfons have aftually been taken into cuflody for a Lreach of the King's peace in digging potatoes.—County Chro. Theatrical Anecdote. —James Fotteral, the a&or, the hero the Swanfea company, ufed to perform formerly Dublin ...
... Seed Tares have almofl generally failed, the Pcafc did the hall fcafon. From the appreheniion of a fecond year fcarcity, Potatoes have every where been planted, and their produce is generally great. Rape-Seed, on the average, has not rifen to more than ...
... perch and plaife; the lower end pickled pork, pcafe, and parfnip* | the middle a pigeon pye, with puff ; on the one fide potatoe pudding, and on the other fide pig’* petty-toe*. The fccond courfe was a of pheafanta, with pouh*, and plover*, and a plate ...
... inclolures. Sir Joum Sinclair then moved for a committee this day fe’n- Bkht to ennfider of bounty for the cultivation of potatoes. Ordered. Mr. gave notice a motion for peace. 1 Mi*. Maurice gave notice of a motidn for incajiantrrirg pafya* doing foreign ...
... but thefollowing//«/V/ have been gathered time paft, viz. grapes, melons, peaches, cherries, iirawberries, green peas and potatoes. A few days ago died, in a lodgiiig-boufe near Glouctlter; John Dunn, well known tlie name the old Irijh Linen Man. âHe ...
... Junior. Bachelor of Aits. fwarm bees feme clay* fince alighted on the head, neck, and arms of a woman, who was employed hoeing potatoes in field at Horningfficath, near Bury, and for nearly hour k ...
... from the liberal inbfeription entered into for that purpofe, with each bag coals and two loaves of bread, or two pecks of potatoes, at their choice. Such ot had nutnoer children were prefented with double allowance bread. It Is intended to continue thefe ...
... laid on, and fail to the above Port, in fix days time. C. GODMOND, Agent, Who offers for .Sale from to loco Sacks of SCOTCH POTATOES; about 300 Quarters BEANS, all fur Seed.— Alfo from to 40 Bottles of OIL of VITRIOL, and about jo Tons of Sr. PETERSBURG ...
... BOARD of AGRICULTURE. WHITEHALL, lyb February, Resolved, I. ' 'HAT an increafed Cultivation of that JL valuable Root the POTATOE, appears the Board to be one the moft important that can poflibly be recommended to the attention of Britifh Farmer*. 11. ...
... free, Uc. the .il in gencraV well adapted lor gra/ing, and the giowtli wheal, Indi torn, barley, rye, oats, beans, peaft, potatoes, turnips, flax, hen.p, ln parts, the well fup/ pl.ed wafer, p* r mills and irar.ufa■.Hiir.s, and nudf of it is eoniixmius ...
... beds arrefted. flic town. * .*• mile from Dundalk, 700 pike*, and fix pieces of can iron, were fcu.i.l couceahd a held, and potatoes grow over them. The following orders, imHeative change . llic tmiitary fyltcm, were ‘»n cvcniig Iffiicd Adjutant-General ...