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... On the Culture of POTATOES. WE are told from Paris, that the Sieur Muftell had prefented to the fociety of agiicultureat Rouen, a memorial on the culture of Potatoes, and on the different advantages 10 be reaped from- them, and particularly of their making ...
... We could that the ufeful neceflary root potatoes, the lubflitute corn, and common food of the poor in this and many other counties, and likewifc the other prodi ce of our gardens and orchards, now openly regrated in our markets, might be included the ...
... A v e, on a final! fpe of this potatoe is al good a• but the foie and form or sour them lets lit for table ; as Come part, as them are apt to be over-boiled, or burnt, before the other is futficientl. foftened. For the purrife .)f agriculture, ne ...
... PARE a Peck of Potatoes, boil them and fet them to drain ; then rub them through a Cullen- der, or any Way to make them crumble fine j then add two Pecl-s of Flour, and a Pint of Yeaft, JCiiead the Whole, well together, and make it into Bread in the ufual ...
... the heft Wav ~) panting the Sets, both far die pivlint iruciid: Crop Potatoes, and ailo te*t the doc Prcp.irctton the C. n.i..1 iur a UiCCifaug one ot Grain.— Ihe Sets eit Potatoes (two or tl.iec Kyis in every Set) planted Rows two Sect afaiidcr haft ...
... Tanner, Willowy, Oak-Timber Cleo hereby given, Ckfrr, May 3,176 k a, Jones Potatoes General Infirmary at Cheer. prodacace, Wine k WILLIAM fANE SEABROO E,. To the Gel Aemen Subfcribil Callia-Gtetn, Dolphin, Rev/land, Carnarron, Coals and At the Lower B ...
... found out a new method of planting potatoes, by which that root can be propagated at all sea- sons ; and that even at so early a date at the 30th of March, samples have been shown and tried of the best new potatoes ever known at the usual time. Dublin ...
... in Xf)X Dcvonflure, fet laft Year, in a Bed by X V X «IW, a Angle Potatoe, and the Rind jBDOOGE of another pared oft prett,- thick ; which Rind produced 14 large Potatoes, and the Potatoe 31, but not fo large as that of the Rind. Extrail if a Latter from ...
... Provifions through- out the wliole Kingdom, as the Potatoes have failed in moft Parts. We cannot how buy a Quart of Oatmeal under Two-pence, and have no more than nine Pounds of Bread for a Shilling, and the Potatoes are fo bad we can fcarcely eat them. As this ...
... Year in a Bed by itfclf a fingle Potatoc, and the Rind of another pared pretty thick; which Kind produced 25 large Potatoes, and the Potatoe 3 1 , out not fo large as that of tne Rind. We hear that the Bill for the better (rearing the Freedom of Parliament ...
... favourable and plenti- ful Harveft of Wheat this Year, and thac there arc- groat quantities of Grain in the Kingdom; that Potatoes in cene- ral have failed in every County; that Barley and OacsWe been leH, this Year than ufual} that there is not throughout ...
... l of the City of Corke, reprefenting, That feveral large Quantities of Potatoes have been lately fhipped in the Port of Cork, for Foreign Parts, whereby the Price of Potatoes in that City has been greatly advanced, and that they have ftrong Rea- fons ...