... worfe and worfe. The mealmen tells you, flower will be dear. The butcher tells you, meat is and will be exceflive dcitr. Potatoes and vegetables are dear ; and every thing ufcful in a family, down to a bit of foap, wherewith we wafh our hands, is exceeding ...

... a Bill to prevent diftilling of fpiritsfrom wheat, oats, bere, barley, rye, meflifl, malt, beans, and peafe, and from auy potatoes, meal, or flour of wheat, or any other meal whatever. We hear upwards of forty eminent Counfellors are now actually retained ...

... 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 ...