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... Worthy .vid Loyal Freeholders of Yorkfhirc. By a FreeMJcr ef ffangrtvefl, In Ihe North- Riling of Yurkfhire. To GROWERS of POTATOES To be LETT, ABOUT TWO ACRES of LAND, for •lie growing Pota'oel upon, fituated within a Quaiter ofa Mile of the Town of Lecd ...
... make Totatoe BltAB. KE E P the potatoes in the hoitfe Tome time before they are intended for ufe, as that will make them mealy, and not watry, which they would otherwife be. Having been kept a due time, firfl: boil the potatoes well, then peel of the fkin ...
... Affiftance. ' 5. He will change on the Middle of the large Table, | Pocket Piece into a Lea.on, the Lemon into a large Potatoe, and the Potatoe again into a French Coun'fellor's Wig, a-la- mode a Paris. 6. Several New Grand Deceptions on the Cards by a Pupil ...
... lands, if tlie water doc? not fettle upon it. It will not fucceed in lands newly broken up, which are beft feafoned with, potatoes. If the land is poor, it lliould be well manured with any manure before Burnet is fown. It may be fown in April, May, June ...
... John Blavda T. Buck G. Wen worth Geo. Cooke John Smy.h H. Hildyeird R. Ile.umont W. Goflip (Eaccpt ai to the ufing H. Ovc-no Potatoes and Barley in John Runfdca Bread in my own Fa- John Cook* mily) C. Kent Jefeph Ridcliff T. Shutilrworlh Win. Wood John ...
... Jrifrph Akeroyd, all ed Arnilcy iforefaid. QUICKLWOOD and POTATOES. To be SO LD, A Qji.mity of Strong QUICK WOOD, ./JL '1 hree Vcara old ( and jifo a large (Jnantl'y of Sitoid EARLY POTATOES, ofa remarkably line Kl'irl, for Set!. ty Inquire of John Will™ ...
... or mills near me. I was therefore under the necefiity of fending out rooting parties for each corps, under officer, colled potatoes every morning day-break; and unfortunately that of the flank battalion and buffs, having gone too far in front, fell into ...
... thole com- modities which they derive liom us iv the more ell'cn • tial parts of animal ceconomy. It is not many years fince potatoes were confidered in France as an Ulelels production of nature, and fit only to be the food of the meancfl domeltick animals ...
... Halt pad Twelve; and that con- venient SHOPS are prepared, and ready to be lett, to feci* Perfons a* bring tltcir Corn, Meal, Potato**, tec. ttc. to fell there. That it is propofed to hold (He Firlt Meeting upon Ttmrfday the Fourth of December next. ty A ...
... paft Twelve; and that con- venient SHOPs are prepared, and rea.iy to he lett, to fucli Vcrfons as bring tkeir Corn, Meal, Potatoes, &c. &c. to fell there. That it is propofed to hold the Firft Meeting upon Thurfday the Fourth ol December next. I(_r> As ...
... anil report the fame to be t go., d one, or tht Candidate A all i.ot be entitled. a. That tho Quantity of -ihe lanit for ihe Potato* Premium- . and alio th* Crop, by the Quantity of ilufbcli in Iwo different jiatu of Mn Yard* fqnaie of fuch Crop, lhall be ...
... and. report the fame to be a good one, or the Candidate fli nil not be entitled, s. That the Quantity of the Larrdt for the Potato* Premiums, and alio the Crop, by tie Quantity of BuflieTo ' in two different parts often Yaids-fquare of fuch Crop, (hall ...