... their masts, (as they term. it,) which aot one in a hundred of them can do. he fcarcity and This is caufe of t high price of: Potatoes in Dublin, during he iait winter, and which %$ now become too exocbitant fur the confumption of the poor; oreven thofe in ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Englilh White Seed Potttoe* arrived, and now felling, by Patkick Carroll, Seedfman, Michael’s-lane, at as. 6d. per Bulhel; they are a remarkable early Kind, and as they were got from a Part of England where they are exaA in ...

... POTATOES, A CARGO of'early Bnglifh White Seed Potatoes arrived, and now felling, by Patrick Carroll, Sccdfman. Michael’s-lane, at is. 6d, per Bufhel; they are temarkable early Kind, and as they were got from a Part of England where they are in their Culture ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Englilh White Seed Potatoes arrived, and now felling, by Patrick Carroll, Seedfman, Michael’s-lane, at as. 6d. per Bufti.l; they are, a remarkable early Kind, and aa they were got from Part of England where they are exadl in ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Englilh White Seed Potatoes arrived, and now felling, by Pathicic Carroll, Seedfman, Michael’s-lane, as. 6d. per Bufhd; they are remarkable early Kind, and they were got from a Part of England where they are in their Culture ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Engliih White Seed Potatoes is arrived, and now felling, by Patrick Carroll, Seedfman, Michael’s-lane, at as. 6d. per Bulhcl j they are a remarkable early Kind, and a. they were got from a Part of England where they arc in their ...

... POTATOES. Potato e Brkad. — The receipt publiihed by the Hoard of Agriculture, for the making of this bread, in ,which the proportion was of ialbs. ol Potatoes to 2olbs. of Wheateni Flour; but a refpeftable gentleman has af- fufed us, that a greater ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Englifh White Seed Potatoes is arrived, and now felling, Pateick Cakroll, Seedfman, Michael’s-lane, at as. 6d. per Bufiul; they' are remarkable early Kind, and as they were got from Part of England where they are exadl in their ...

... POTATOES IT it uniTtrfally allowed, that potatoet are wkolribme and oourilhiog root; that they ate the heft fictinty to the poor agaioft a had harveft. In Older 10 ohlalu large crop of thia ufeful root, it it abfulutely necclTary that the feta be sot ...

... POTATOES. A CARGO of early Engliih White Seed Potaton is arrived, and now felling, by Particle Canoit, Scedfman, Michael’s-lane, at as. 6d. per Bulhtl; they are a remarkable early Kind, and tbty were {rot Iram a Part of England where they are their Culture ...

... 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 ...

... POTATOES. To Mr Alexander Stewart tackfman of Ardachy, for the greatet proportion of arable land under a potatoe erop, and which produced the greateft quantity of potatoes of any tenant in the counties of lovernefs and Rofs, anno 1794— Five Guineas. BLACK ...