... exclufive of bread;. --9 pints of water, I pound of lean beef, cut into thin pieces, z pint of fplitpeafe, s aou nces of mealy potatoes, 3 ounces ofground rice; after thefe have boiled two hours, add 3 large leeks, a heads of celery, and a fufficient quantity ...

... s parilli went ott privately, and difcovered • many iniquitous pradic,:s carried on by forne iho:3:cepers and fellers of potatoes, &c. in thort weights and meafures, which they cut to pieces, and will enter informations againtt tile owners, that they ...

... been found that the leaves of potatoes anfwer the end of tobacco for fmoaking, and that the fmell is alio very agreeable; in confequence of which his Swedifh Majeity has given orders to increafe the cultivation of potatoes as much as polible. The A rnerin ...

... piece of land, which he fet with potatoes, in the fame dole Where one Dxvi 0 had potatoes growing. At the time of gcteng them up, NATHAN harboured very thong fufpie;,os that DAVID made too free with fome of his potatoes. Meeting with DAVI n one day, he ...

... that their juft claims may not be fet afide, without fome expettancy for their demands on the late property. A difh of new potatoes was ferved up to dinner at Job in Stokelly, on the ft of January init. from the garden of Thomas Robinfon of that place. ...

... to have the right of putting them to death. The farmers for many miles round the metropolis have nearly finifhed planting potatoes, a branch of hufbandry which, in preceding years, has been very feldom commenced till towards the middle or latter end of ...

... a view of the rounding count y, he called to his wife very liberately and told her that. his pigs were root, ing up the potatoes in the next field, and drfi re j her to fend fomebody to drive them out of 4 as much coolnets, complied. _ A methodift preacher ...

... information given us, from af to we ght of flour be had from every peck, of potatoes of 24.1 b. Wit; the greater or proportion of floar d 'ending on the goodilefs of Use potatoes, and on tbei, being fully ripet-i.-Caiet On Friday lennight, Mr. WardloW, ...

... Corn, he or the than be committed to the houfe of correaion for 18 months, to be there kept to hard labour. Laft week new potatoes were fold at Newcaftle upon Tyne market, at 3s. 6d. a quart. The frith penfion bill, which had been rejeaed fourteen times ...

... fince his efcape. As the feafon for planting potatoes is commenced the following obfervation, refpeaing the diforder called the Cad, in that plant, may not be unacceptable efpecially as the growth of potatoes is becoming annually of greater importance to ...

... 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 ...

... tion of the diocefe, found' a number of indultrious poor ufing their endeavours to furport large funilies by the grain and potatoes of fmall parcels of land which were charged tythe. This g'od prelate in the true fpirtt of Chriiiian benevolence, not only ...