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... weighing 16 ounces. Another gentleman, who planted a peck, liad full 36 return:;. And a third from ten potatoes had three pecks and a lippie. Some finglc potatoes have been found to weigh 20 ounces. During the fair at Afhbornc, on the 20th ult. fome pei fon or ...
... wa* elected Vice- chancellor of that univerfity for the year enfuing. A farmer in Warwickflnre lately took up a crop of potatoes that were the aftoniihment of all the neigh- bourhood ; he had 8000 bufhels from 10 acres, and loid them on the fpot, as ...
... common ?? Laft week Mr Hûncoc.'-.,0f D'.ilty, in Chcfliire, api up a promifcuoiis fingle fet of potatoes, at which were tne amaziiig number of 226 potatoes, large and (null. Latl week thei)th repiincnt of foot marched throtiph Cambrid - ?? on their mine ...
... on tbe 6th inll. by the Barons in favour of the plaintiff, with cnfts. — Jiy thia decree the fcvcral tithes of turnips, potatoes, grats cut and confuincd green, turkics, auples, and iigiftmcnt, are pronounced not only to be due, but likewifc to be ar ...
... *arel, &c. ftolen thereout. On Friday fe'nnight at a houfe near Derby chapel, ten men ate 421b. of beef, half a bulhel of potatoes, half a buflic] of turnips, two (hillings worth of bread, and drank 117 quarts of ale. Saturday fe'nnight the hounds belonging ...
... Halt pad Twelve; and that con- venient SHOPS are prepared, and ready to be lett, to feci* Perfons a* bring tltcir Corn, Meal, Potato**, tec. ttc. to fell there. That it is propofed to hold (He Firlt Meeting upon Ttmrfday the Fourth of December next. ty A ...
... thole com- modities which they derive liom us iv the more ell'cn • tial parts of animal ceconomy. It is not many years fince potatoes were confidered in France as an Ulelels production of nature, and fit only to be the food of the meancfl domeltick animals ...
... paft Twelve; and that con- venient SHOPs are prepared, and rea.iy to he lett, to fucli Vcrfons as bring tkeir Corn, Meal, Potatoes, &c. &c. to fell there. That it is propofed to hold the Firft Meeting upon Thurfday the Fourth ol December next. I(_r> As ...
... the refpec- tive Commodities exhibited there ?? Abbefs; alio, 1. The Virtues and Efficacy of Et*gs, F.gg-water, and mealy Potatoes; or, the Fire re-kindled byDr.C m; and 3,—. The Unnatural Conn iiioh ; or the Politics of 1783. The third Number of the Rambi ...
... of Lord Dwindle, making a Contract for fome of the NecciTaries of Life. a. '1 he Efficacy of Eggs, Egg-Water, and mealy Potatoes, or the Fire re-kindled by Dr. C m ; exemplified in a cu- -1 bus Copper-Plate. 3. Tlie Unnatural Connexion; or, the Politicks ...
... no Duplicity in this, and if the Proprietor of thel'e New Shops will affirm upon his Honour, that in them no Corn, Meal, Potatoes, or any other Kind of Goods, fhall be ex- pored for Sale for more than One Hour and a Half en each Day, then the Inhabitant ...
... refpec- tive Commoditiesexliibited there by the Lady Abbefs ; alfo, 2. The Virtues and Efficacy of Eggs, Egg-water, and mealy Potatoes; or, the Fire re-kindled by Dr. (J m; and 3.— The Unnatural Conn rxioN; or the Politics of 1783. Tha third Number of the ...