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... POTATOES. ’T'O SOLD, about Buthcls of found good ftock, fit for the table, or for feed. The laft fortnight in May the beft time for planting on loofe fandy ground, and not moulded up deep. tjF Dogs are too frequently on the warren near the Decoy-ponds ...
... Method of raiftng early' Potatoes* Lancashire was the firll county in the kingdom, in which the potatoe was grown; and as it is. able at this day to boaQ - a fuperior cultivation in that im- portant article, in winch it ftill stands unrivalled, it may ...
... Tb smoke Potatoe 2*e#Jl. Soanotatocsof the mealy fott till they are tbo- ?? then Oci*- and braid them very fmooth, am pufas madh hot water as will make them of the common yeaft, hut not thicker*; add *o every pound of potatoes two ounces of cearfc fn- ...
... POTATOES. T* be SOLD at }OHN BUckfmith, near Greeting Buck’s Head ( Quantity of POTATOES, called the Gold Fin- ders at as. 6d. per ; ditto for'hog* or cattle at as. per Tack alfo, A quantity of fine flavour’d PARSNIPS at gt. 6d. per fack. Wanted, An ...
... Wb Spee eee ate, the and third, from ten potatoes, hal 3 p want the lippie + fome Gingle potatoes have bee 20 ounces. ature be weigh it? ANTED immediately, in a Gen ent of a t t infinite mily, A good PLAIN COOK, t enquire of Mrs, Pearl at the King’s Head ...
... the USE «/ POTATOES. The Board of Agriculture think it incumbent ' upo-j them, to take the eailictt opportunity, of fub* mining the following hints to thepublic ; they come- rccommended by the experience of many, who have cultivated potatoes largely. i ...
... HARWICH. Jan. 29. Tuefday fe’nnight the Hoop SalTy, zti/ frctn Hull, with potatoes, far Londcn, John Staniland, maftcr, was, in a gale of wind at S. £ lull upon the JSuckfey Sand,about halfamileabove th ;buoy of the Spit way; the mailer and crew got into ...
... POTATOES. »T>Obe SOI.O. Sacks very tine NOBLE PO- TATOES. Enquire Mr. Morrifon, garcicncr, the Turret in Iptwicli. ...
... be S O D, //xSickt of loe White POTATOES, of ex-6Q c ceding food ftock, •» W. fwk. Ukewife, Vy«t!MoffIMCAICROTSEED •« t«. lb.aeTbo- T« s» O D bjr A ,C K to R 0 B E R . At Um Oxat W«IT* Ho*.* k> with axardea thereto belonjiaj, mm! now Mn- will. o» mt & ...
... At the anniverfary meeting of the.potatoe-fociety held,laft week at the New-Inn and Coffee-Houfe, at May*»-hill, Bath, the prize potatoes of this year’s growth, weighed as follows: Mr. Olborn’* largeft red potatoe oz. for which he was entitled to filver ...
... to the Printers ./ tht Ipfwich journal. Potatoes.it is well known, contain more farina- ceous particles than any other vegetable cultivated in England : one pound of whicli is equal, ar, food, to three pounds of turnips, two of parfnipi, four of carrots ...
... near Settle in Yorkfhire, has lately made an experiment in fetting potatoes, which v/e think delcrves the attention of every on* concerned in railing that oTefal root. He planted one potatoe without cutting, and on the fame piece ground imtf> fat* ...