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... On POTATOES. IT is now 2*2 years fince Potatoes were firlt known in Europe : They were fit 11 imported into Ireland in the reign of Queen Eliv..ibetli, in the year 1565. The importei was John Hawkins, who brought them from Santa Fe in Spanifli America ...
... RECEIPT for makine POTATOE BREAD. Communicated U Ibe Committee of the Batb Agriculture Soeitty, ivitb an approved Sample eftbe Bread. THE Potato*! flaoul- be clean walhad, and pared, and every eye fhould be cut out; they fliould then be boiled in m much ...
... among the Philofophic and Chemical Gentlemen, that Potatoes contain a large (quantity of Nitre, confequently muft be a very whole- fome root, as a proof of which, after boiling a quantity of potatoes fufficierttly well for eating, fteep in the water they ...
... experi- riients in the culture of potatoes, he has clcariy clla- blifhcd an important fad, viz. That in aij cafes, (foil and culture being the fame) the weight of crop is greatly augmented by tliefi/.e of the potatoes planted. Thus he has found the ...
... John Holland, of Bifhopfgate-ftreet, Londoh, Silverfmitß. Henry Davis, and Henry Abbott, of Bifliojtfgatfc-ftreet, London, Potatoe-Dealers. Jonathan Tidfweli, of the City-Road, London, Ropemake'r. James Nellfon, of. Clerkenwell-Green, Vifluallter. William ...
... and weighed 2ft. lb. Upon a fair calculation one acre ofthe fame foil, at the price potatoes now fell at, is worth 951. to the planter. Laft week 310 pecks of potatoes were dug up at Win- thorpe, near Newark, from 29 perches of land, which weighed two ...
... Ham- burgh, with yarn, fleint, hidei, ftavei, hemp, iron, dull, flax, (Vc. Enpteit, Camilla, Stampar, for Gibraltar, with potatoes alt, cheefe, hami, and coali. Fiankfort, Varley, for Ham- burgh, with woollendrapcry, Ire. Ctaflirt Arrive,!. Abigail, Stothird ...
... admit the froft tb take inftantafieous eifeft, much below the level of the potatoes. Our cfrrelpondent adds, that thefe-rthrce years paft, he loft * acres of the fineft potatoes* by a fevere froft fuc- eteding a week's rain, and therefore cannot but cau* ...
... rts.gd -Beans 3«-9d. Ac the anniverlary meeting of the Potatoe Society, 'held laft week at Bath, the prize, potatoes of thisf ear's growth, weighed as follows ;— Mr O/born's largeit red .potatoe ±\ oz. for which he was entitled to a filver pint *up. Mr ...
... od.per Quarter.—Beans Ss, cd. to 10s. 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 16s. od. to 19s. od. per Load.—Barley, js. to 17s. per Quarter.—Potatoes as. per buihel. CAMBRIDGE.—Wheat fold from 31s. to 355, per load of 5 buJhels rye 295. to 325. and barley 17s. to per quarter ...
... 17s. od. per Quarter.—Beans, s ' tc ios. 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 15s. to iBs> od. per Load—Barley, 171. to 20s. per Quarter.—Potatoes is. Ad. per bufliel. ...
... od. 16s. r.d. per Quarter.—Beans Bs. cd. to 6d. per Load.—Wheat, 16;. od. to cd. per Load.—Barley, 15s. to pet Quarter.—Potatoes 2s. per baftel. ...