... weekly 020 8 o The bread which they eat 1 > o o every week, amounts to ' They ufe flour for pudding, and milk, weekly 0 4 The potatoes they eat, weekly* eoft -1 f° 0 8 °8 From hence it appears, that the profits arifing frorri the labour of the poor man and ...

... Auflion, from Narva, with Flax, Iron, &c. Exports. Thames, J. Howlet, for Cadiz, with Ironmongers-Ware, Iron-Hoops, Coals, Potatoes, Sec. Lapwing, J. Boyle, for Rouen, with Lead, Luid on. Rotterd »m-Merchanr, W. HeiTey, for Rotterdam. J. Langthorpe, for ...

... Green, Dublin, and were afterwards to be hanged chains. Yefterday two thoufand quarters peas, and eighteen hundred facks of potatoes, were (hipped on board the Charming Nancy, for Gibraltar. The Officers belonging to the Vi&ual ling-office work extra hours ...

... confirmed in fo many inftarijjes, they have very great weight with even the moft fenfible people. On Friday laft feveral loads of Potatoes, from Hexham, 1 were feized in Newcaftic, order the for being bought by ForeHallcr before had been expoled to the market ...

... lands, if tlie water doc? not fettle upon it. It will not fucceed in lands newly broken up, which are beft feafoned with, potatoes. If the land is poor, it lliould be well manured with any manure before Burnet is fown. It may be fown in April, May, June ...