... On raifug POTATOES from Situ. IT is now univerfally allowed, th.it Potatoes are a wholcf-m. and noutilhing root; that they arc the bell fecurity to the poor againil a bad harvefl ; and that they amply repay the far- mer for hii cultivation of them. Of ...

... fuch as hares are ufual|y jugged flice thin layer of the potatoes into the jarr, then layer of the feafoned meat over them, and fo alternately layers potatoes and meat; let uppermoft layer be potatoes, fo that your be about three quarters full, but put no ...

... proceeds from potatoes being fet on old tilled or worn out ground, for though ?? potatoes may- look tolerably well, and not appear to bl curled, yet noftfwm KrFeT 10 ' an/pli,nt ?? ' ...

... filver cup, for the beft crop of potatoes railed in the year upon not lefs than three ftatute acres. order to obtain large crop of this eful root, necclfary, that the fets not too old, that is, not t.o far from feed. Potatoes that have been cut for forty ...

... dunged parts ihe middle or ridges of the new lands— the Potatoe Sets were then planted in a fingle row upon the middle of thofe lands— the fame quantity of bets (and of the lame kind of Potatoes) upon every lar.d — the lands being all of the fame length ...

... and county of Nottingham, held at Raw try, gold medal was adjudged to Richard Alhcroft, Thorne, Efq; for the belt crop of potatoes on not lefs than two acres ; and a fdver medal to Abraham Pearfon, of Pudfey, for the iitcond beft crop of ditto. crop produced ...

... plunder that is commonly very little thought of, tho' it greatly affe&s the public, viz. The Healing and deftroying turnips, potatoes, parf' nips, cabbages, peafe, and carrots. This evil prattice hath rifen to fuch a height, that a law has lately been made ...

... arrived Capt. William Carter, of igW U the Snow Lively, from Falmouth and igy« X j. Teneriffe, having imported two tons of ?? potatoes, which tell under the lad Claufe sftn of the 10th Article of'the Continental _ Aflbciation ; rather than endanger the health ...

... daughter. To great perfection is that valuable root the potatoe brought by Mr John Roebuck, of York, that has for three weeks paft, or more, taken up (out of the open grounds in his garden) new kidney potatoes full grown, and large quantities at each root. This ...

... meafure, to guard againlt a future fcarcity generoufly gave every poor family a fmall Iput of wafle ground, dung, and plenty of potatoes, which he ordered them to plant tor the ufe of their families ; and left they Ihould now fuffer, though in hope»of reaping ...

... guineas, lookup 100 potatoes on Gatcfhead rope-walk, that were laid ifl a direct line at one yard diltance from each other, which lie brought one at a time and put into a baftet plated at one yard dillance from the fir ft potatoe. He was allowed 47 minutes ...

... fltippedout ofthc river Trent from Gainlboroucji for London, &c. 38,515 facks of potatoes, and between the 4th of Ocloher, 1775, and the 19th of April, 1776. 110,370 facks of potatoes, which loaded 149 fail of veflcls for London and other ports. The Providence ...