... cleared. Peak, Harrifon, for Hull.—Trial, Boulton; Refolution, Reed; Blefling, Eftill, for I.nndon, with allum, liiilcloth, potatoes, hides, tallow, cordage, Ac.—Peggy, Thompfot, for Glafgow, with allum.—Endeavour, Spcliifort, for ,'un* dcrland, with wine ...

... Dauby, of Stamford Bridge, innkeeper, with uttering forty-two (hillings of counterfeit filvcr money. Dlilil/atim from Potatoes Potatoes have been found, by repeated experiments, to yield by diftillation, a vinous fpirit a mod exquifite quality, fuperior ...

... 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 ...

... unanimoufty agreed to. The following method making Potatoe Bread, which a was produced to the Society, rrwt with general approbation :—“ any given weight of flour pu* half that weight of potatoes.—Let the potatoes well boiled, peeled, and niaflied.—Mix them ...

... bailey too, are officially lepoi by the officers of the different Municipalities, the moft plentiful crops in the memory man.—Potatoes alfo, according to the fame official ilatements have been cultivated fo extenfively to exceed, many dillricls, all hope ...

... prifoucr was vagabond, and had no means of living but by dealing and chcatir.• You lie,” Patrick O’Nock, I have three pieces of potatoe ground, and a cow that gives fix quarts buttermilk meal:” THE PIOUS ROGUE. A >AACMENT. “ Have you aught more whereof your ...

... labour, and the only murmur was amongll the farmers, who agreed fell butter is. per pound : Wheat from 7s. to Bs. CJ. per : Potatoes is. (jd. per biidiel, and not to futniih the Ilackilers with any until the market was fupplied. The high price wheat, immediately ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... blttis fiom Holland ftatc, that the f.d-dcry now an exceeding fob dilute lor bre: d. which has among their pvatell • Tl/. fry potatoes, and afterwards butter then;. The ter Noitb cheap and cxce^int. • * Tor 'F.i.sixor.r, rr.n/xa y KdNiKGSBRO', Ti.j Ship iioi ...

... Kent ilk grounds, has, no doubt, had its efllcl the market. The Board of Agriculture, inftcad of propofing the cultivation Potatoes, which farmer will venture to grow, under the prefent monopoly of the London market, fhould recommend the (owing of Spring ...