... well the that from employment, to defire any thing. 'J he Board Agriculture has been indefatigable fpread the culture of potatoes it was doing well, and will have a good effeft but and ft ,ur can be plentiful only a general inclofure, in which every poor ...

... 5. The varieties of feeda life are numerous. Oxnoble, and the clufter potatoe are planted for the cattle; the pink-eye, and a variety others, with different kinds of kidney potatoes, for the table. 6. Great attention is paid to changing the feed to prevent ...

... method of dreffing potatoes, which he fays, may be depended on as a certain way to prevent the wetnefs which at pfefent prevails in them ; and which as it makes them extremely unwhole fome, is a matter bf importance. Wafh the potatoes clean, and but them ...

... fcanty arrival of moft ar. tides, but the accounts from the kingdom large to rhe growing crop of grain io general, and alfo of potatoes, are of the flirtering nature. We have large quinti'ic* of foreign while peas here, and barley, neither which at find much ...

... Stockholm, with Iron and Deals : Providence, JohnChappel, and Two Brothers, John Petty, from Koninglbro', with Yarn, Flax, Potatoes. &c. Britannia, Charles Harrifon, and Oliveßranch, R. Mitchell, from Peterfbro', with Hemp, Flax, Iron, Linen, kc. Phoe- ...

... being one Arch of tea Feet) are broken down ; the; lower Town of Bray wa; overflowed, a great Number of Meadows, Com And Potatoe Fields utterly rqin'jijj ' ■ ' Cattle of ail Kinds carried a wav and 101 l _. the Torrent; the Paper-mill at Balls bridge ...

... guineas, lookup 100 potatoes on Gatcfhead rope-walk, that were laid ifl a direct line at one yard diltance from each other, which lie brought one at a time and put into a baftet plated at one yard dillance from the fir ft potatoe. He was allowed 47 minutes ...

... Scotland boiled potatoes, and meat, for their daily food, and a general and mortal flu* the confequence ; the late Anthony Murray, of Criett, in North Dritain, convince the p.ior, fed one pig boiled potatoes and water, and another pig raw potatoes, and the water ...

... to 16s. od. per Quarter.—Beans, . It. od. tc jos. 6d. per Load.—Whejit, 15s. od. to 18s. od. per 161. to 18s. per Quarter.~Potatoes 4d. per ♦ Mi. Bftatt in Hunjlit-Lane, adDertifed in the lajl ibis Paper, will be Seld by Avflion, the White-Hotje, im Leeds ...

... fltippedout ofthc river Trent from Gainlboroucji for London, &c. 38,515 facks of potatoes, and between the 4th of Ocloher, 1775, and the 19th of April, 1776. 110,370 facks of potatoes, which loaded 149 fail of veflcls for London and other ports. The Providence ...

... Englilh.for Whitby —Union. Saul, for Sunderland,—Robert and Margaret, Grey, for Leith. Eriend* Ihip, Hall, for Newcallle, with potatoes, timber, goods, Ac. SCARBROUGH. Arrivals. Twee Gr.bruthtrs, Ka&k ; Marta, Moorjctifin, Jongc Anna Mum, Andcrfci, all from ...

... weighing 16 ounces. Another gentleman, who planted a peck, liad full 36 return:;. And a third from ten potatoes had three pecks and a lippie. Some finglc potatoes have been found to weigh 20 ounces. During the fair at Afhbornc, on the 20th ult. fome pei fon or ...