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... unworthy of remark, that the Duke of Gloacefter. the worft ftage of his diforder, was fupportcd feveral days fmall portions of potatoes and cream, beat together, not being able retain any other kind of aliment. An Agent from Portugal is now in town, and has ...
... le and valuable article of conveyance ; alfo cheefc, butter, ale and porter, hardware, furniture, foap, hay, draw, fait, potatoes, turnips, and a multitude of other articles of our own produce, will make a continual intercourfe of bufinefs, more than ...
... a Bill to prevent diftilling of fpiritsfrom wheat, oats, bere, barley, rye, meflifl, malt, beans, and peafe, and from auy potatoes, meal, or flour of wheat, or any other meal whatever. We hear upwards of forty eminent Counfellors are now actually retained ...
... from 30s. to 37s. — Oatmeal, 2401b. ditto, from 2Ss. to 325. 66. — Beans, 9 Winchcfler bufhels ditto, from 2 is. to 26s.— Potatoes, 2401b. per load, fronts. 6d. to 6s. — Cheefe, 120 lb. wt. from 3 is. to 365. Arrived at Liverpool fince our laft, to crocks ...
... tryal at the bar of the Hotife of Peers, Is expe _ted to take place the begihning of May. As this Is the feafonfor fetting potatoes, the follow* ing method of preventing what is called the curled top, is recommended to the public :— Take two ounces of flower ...
... E L £ , N D. Car low, Aug. 10. There now growing in the garden of Mark Rochford, Efq; James Town, in the Queen's County, potatoes as large, and good, perhaps, any in Ireland, the produce feed of the apple thereof. The method of cultivating them is as ...
... wa* elected Vice- chancellor of that univerfity for the year enfuing. A farmer in Warwickflnre lately took up a crop of potatoes that were the aftoniihment of all the neigh- bourhood ; he had 8000 bufhels from 10 acres, and loid them on the fpot, as ...
... Bnrfuil, Io: g ; Unity, Dean ; Williim, Armitage ; Bella, Donking ; Nancy, Hugh ; Providence, Sterry, all for Louden, with potatoes, du-. Hopewell, Ridwell, for Wells, with corn and goods.—Emigrant, Curtis, for Dundee, with coals. The SunilerljtiJ end Scarbro' ...
... the more irthrrn there is nothing nearly ready for the fickle, except a little early fown barley warm foils and fitUation. Potatoes have generally a very favourable appearance. The prices grain of every kind are very high, and feem the advance. Live Stock ...
... Bentley, of F.veringhani, Yeoman, three guineas, he not renting 61. per atin. in houfe and land, for the greateft quantity of potatoes by him produced, (viz. 538 pecks, Winchefter meafurt) from one ftatutc rood ot land. â To Jonathan Harrifon, of Lund, two ...
... who has a inife and five children ,• the man tarns 6s. fier week, hit niiife and children 2S. that tie nectffary brtad, potatoes, and a flone cf flour for pudding, weekly, takes up tht amount. This poflibly is the fituation of particular fami- lies in ...
... of mere contradiction to your Correfpondent who recommends the planting whole potatoes as the bell way. — l do alien that the bell, and moft profitable way is, to cul potatoes for planting, and they will always produce the bell crop of fine roots ; this ...