... would be, to adopt, in common ufe, bread not only mixed all kinds of grain produced in this country, but with Indian corn and potatoes ; bread of this kind he was fure would be as and palatable that made all of flour—-firft, then, as to the laws relating to ...

... 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 ...

... worfe and worfe. The mealmen tells you, flower will be dear. The butcher tells you, meat is and will be exceflive dcitr. Potatoes and vegetables are dear ; and every thing ufcful in a family, down to a bit of foap, wherewith we wafh our hands, is exceeding ...

... confirmed in fo many inftai:ces, they have very great weight with even the moft feniiblc people. On Fiiday laft feveral loads of Potatoes, from Hexham, were fei/.cd in Newcaftlc, byorder of ths Magiiirates, for being bought by a ForeHaller Tiefore thfy had been ...

... ditto, from 28s 6d. to 35s. — Oatmeal, 2401b. ditto, at 275. 6d — Beans, 9 Winchefter bufhels, ditto, from 22s 6d. to 25s — Potatoes, 2401b. per load, from ss. 6d. to 6s — Cheefe, 120 lb. wt. from 325. to 365. Wheat fold in our market laft week, from 6s ...

... foldiers in the Royal American regiment, or as engineers io America. The bill for preventing the ftealing or deftroying turnips, potatoes, cabbages, parfnips, peas and carrots. The bill for ihe prefervation timber, trees, woods and underwoods, roots and fhrubs ...

... mounted their Cannon : They havebroke up the Soil, which appears to be extraordinary good, and planted large Quantities of Potatoes, and they have He-pcs, that, in a few Years, the faid Settlement will aniwer their beft Expectations. Southwark Fair which ...

... confideration of the probable of Wheat, have agreed to propofe premium of toool. to the who lltall grow the largell breadth of Potatoes, on lands never applied to the culture of the plant before. They have liberally excluded the Members their own Board from ...

... heard againft the commitment ofthc bill. If thofe who have large potatoes by them would take the trouble to fcoop out the eyes with a fharp pointed knife, and only a fmall portion of potatoe with them, thefe eyes would be better feed than the fmall weak ...

... tl.e duty of an able and faithful pallor for upwards of 40 years. Afrugal Method of making good Houfliold-Bread. TA X E potatoes well boiled and peeled, and when they are a little cooled (but noc too cool) let them be broke into pieces, and worked with ...

... Duke, has induced the Government to caufe a trcatifc written in French by the Sieur Muftel, upon the cultivation and ufe of potatoes, and the method of mixing t!i.;n with wheat flour to make bread, to be tranflatcd into Italian. The firft bread of this kind ...

... quantity of potatoes the parilh has contradled for (hall delivered; when it is agreed to take off one third of the meal allowed to each refpeclive family, and in the place of every ftone fo taken off, to fubftitute half a ftone of potatoes at jd. to be ...