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... POTATOES PROCURED FROM THE SHOOTS. From a hint given by the Bath Agriculture Society, a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Stogumber, in the 1794, put fome (hoots of potatoes, about fix or feven inches long, in a plot his garden, twenty-five feet long ...
... NE APPLE POTATOES, ON board the Ann Baltimore, John M’Carthy, mafttr, engaged the heft that has arrived from Munftcr thefe many years, now felling at the i.aft e of Bacheloi’g-waiU, oppofitc Union-Areet, near the Ironyard, for 39. 3d. per cwr —Gemlotfoen ...
... CULTIV A riON OF POTATOES. AT a General Meeting of the KENT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Holden at the Fountain Tavern, in the city of Canterbury, on Saturday March the 7th, 1795 The Society, convinced of the benefit that will accrue to the public from incieafed ...
... Method of making Bread from the Potatoes. [From Lord Dundonald's Letters.] procefs making flour, or farina, from potatoes, is fimilar what has long been pra&ifed in the Weft Indies, the negroes the preparation of the Caffddo-flour ; viz. by grating down ...
... CURL IN POTATO F.S As it is laid that the difeafe known under _1 c. name of the Cur!, has, in fome places, attacked tins valuable rooc, we think it right to apprife our readers that it is extremely infectious, and that the mftant any of the plants are ...
... BRIT ISH SEED POTATOES. A SMALL Cargo very fine ( arly Whites, juft landed, and for Sale at Thomas Larkin’s, No. 38, Templebar, 3s. 3d. per Hundred. NOTICE ALL Perfons indebted to the Eftate of the late Lube Savage, are requefted to fend Payment of their ...
... EARLY ENGLISH SEED POTATOES,' FOR Sale, a Cargo earlv . White Seed Potatoes, the bell Kind, now felling ar. 4s. 4d. per Hundred Wt. out of the Betty Robert Roberts, from Cheller, lying at Crampton quay. Tjtr April, CAUTION. 'I''HF. Public are hereby ...
... r.ARLT SPED POTATOES, for.s of rernarkabie Eariy Seed Potatoes, ofth.U /. * tiur Spatiifii ; fotne early prolific., vh .-me rear tr.ree weeks earlier titan ary that has been yet introduced. Simples and prices tu had No, 19, Sycamore alley, oppnfne the ...
... alfo, Potatoes might railed with little manure to great advantage. 8. Potatoe Bread. —To thofe who prefer making Potatoes into bread, to the common modes of uling them, the following receipt is recommended. Choofe the moft mealy fort of Potatoe, boil ...
... RECEIPT for making POTATOE BREAD. Communicated to the Committee of the Bath Agriculture Society, with an improved Sample of the Bread. THE Potatoes Ihould be clean wafhed, and pared, and every eye mould be cut out ; they Ihould then be boiled in as much ...
... the end of which month they {pread out their potatoes in rows, about five feet broad, according to the depth of the foil, leaving an interval of about two feet, or rather lefs, between eaeh row. ‘She potatoes are cut into {mall pieces, leaving at leaft ...
... USING POTATOES FOR BREAD. By the Rev. My. Metcalf. TO afccrtain thc value of potatoes, in makiug bread, a loaf was made of five pounds good flour, and another of three pounds four ounces of the fame Hour mixed with one pound twelve ounces of potatoes : when ...