... extraordinary manuring land, that one Farmer Ware, South Petherton, planted a finglc uncut potatoe his garden this fcalon, which produced to the number potatoes, weighing (when wafhed) 25 pounds and a' ; . A correfpondcnt informs us, that Mr Hick, Eutchcr ...

... Maningford,,in Wilts,..planted laft fpring five acres of good moill fundy ground, rich- manured and cultivated, with thfc white potatoes which produced him eight hundred of very fine healthy and large fruit. None have-been as yet fold undecos. per fack, and ...

... coniiderably cheaper, and equal, if not fuperior to any other Take two quarts of wheaten flour, and one the dricft and belt potatoes, boiled mix them very well together, and with a proper quantity of barm make it into loaves, to be baked in the ufualway ...

... mailer, for London, with corn and flour; and the Ifabella, of Hull, King Willes, mailer, for Woolwich, with guns, eor.n, and potatoes.—Since the above, we are informed, that a baric is totally loft 011 the Stamford, and only five of the crew faved. The Barrington ...

... of the Rev. Mr Morfitt. ' - is with pleafure we learn, that forne .benevolent' fubferiptions are opened, purchafe corn, potatoes, and other ncceflaries of lifts the belt markets; to diftributcd amongft the poor without- advantage', durinr, the continuance ...

... quar. LEEDS. September h. Subfcription is opened Manchefter for fup| plying the garrilon Gibraltar with floop A*, ft load potatoes, as token of their attention to brave men, who have behaved with fo much credit to themfclves and honour to dieir CoUntry ...

... or mills near me. I was therefore under the necefiity of fending out rooting parties for each corps, under officer, colled potatoes every morning day-break; and unfortunately that of the flank battalion and buffs, having gone too far in front, fell into ...