... overfeeding themfelves on clover, was lately tried with fucccfs on Cow that was near dying from eating too large a quantity of potatoes. An egg fliell filled tar, was forced down her throat, which gave immediate rtTief. ...

... that the different forts of religion that are now propagated, might be compared to the propgation of the foveral kinds of potatoes ; but fill the old En. glifh red-r oughs were the MARRIED, At Gretna Green, on Friday lA, Mr. Thomas Leader, to NIA Henfrey ...

... it bos in lat. 19. 50. N We found it exceeding hot.—The natives this ifiand were with us all day long, felling hogs. Tweet potatoes, plantains, cocoa-nuts, bread-fruits, fugar-canes, fait, &c. which greatly refrdhed our crew.—They are very tall, ftoutbuilt ...

... forage, or any wheat, or tvlie.:t pour, barley, barley flour, maize, rice ground or unground, meal, corn, grain, peace, beans, potatoes, or any procifions frefh or faltcd, or other provitions or vietuals whatlocvcr, or any leather, fadlcry, boots, or aloes ...

... . *• . . , v • Manfe, Scotland, having overfed hei felf dies, to a gentleman N dated nplicane, . , r . • .. ~ a .i, . V potatoes dunng the night, was much the September ic, lay?, “Wc are war with I ippoo a , . 5 7 . , 1 . , , ,* morning, and to all ...

... nullings in lilvcr. From tiie violence one the which received his right temple, he was ui motion lor. feme time. L.aft week new potatoes were fold at market, 3s. 6d. a quart. One the morning papers lall week opens with advertifements for two oratorios, in which ...

... overfeeding themklyes on clover, was lately us with lucceis on a cow that was near dying from eating too large a quantity of potatoes. An egg then filled with tar was forced down her throat, which gave immediate relief. We do not hefitate to pronounce that ...

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... fat tfaiVa to the follo,ving (upper, wiz. fix ducks, a leg and a breaft of Lamb, two pecks and a half of peas a peck of potatoes, two large apple pies, five pounds of wafted cheefe, two tenpenny loaves, and a pound of butter, all of which they devoured ...

... Mr. Pain, at Letton in the parilb of Lanter* dine, in Herefordlhire, has lately round* where fome perfons had been digging potatoes* a gold coin, weighing five pennyweights, with a Ccfar’s head, “T. I. Cwfar. Aug. F. Aug; Divi.” On the re* Verfe fide, a ...

... a' newfpaper of thia defcript'ion. How prodigious idea does It give the mind the aftomflling increafe that eflential rout, potatoes, when read t/u tleufaod nicsfuict yclb ...