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... the fame . ro:n whole potatoes and cuttings in iimilar (oils, an ! equal quantities md, and from the calculations m ule in Ireland, in favour of this practice, a national faring in that kingdom is apparent of i, barreli feed potatoes tor feeding different ...
... Gold Medal Mr. f. Hucknell of K. now lion, in Devon, for cultivating potatoes for feeding cattle and (beep. feeds about 50 ,cattlc yearly, which makes lit for the butcher with potatoes. When the cattle .are a littleufedtothcm, they will prefer them to any ...
... Dominica racket, Weuerfird, May 14. Provifions of all kinds, but Capt. Hale, ;arrived of Dover; they contain an acparticularly potatoes and oat meal;the principal food count of the arrival of feveral hips freak &don and of the lower rants ii. to very- en- Now ...
... SATURDAY's & SUNDAY 's POTS Lux-mharg, Sept. 19. THIS pllce is the horrible abode of famine, difafes, and death. Potatoes, w!)icn were our laft refuge, are now become very fcarce and dear. For this, we havt to thank the Emigrants, %Oho have been the fource ...
... Guildhall. . lUiam Baker, late of Cr.nvberwcll, carpenter, Dec. 24, I.m, 4, Feb. at^GuiKihall. John Fletcher, late Oxford-rtrecS potatoe msrchant, Jan. 4. W- 1 -it Guildhall. • John Palmer, late of Blythbmg, miller, Jan. 8, 9, Feb. 1, at Three Tuns, ui Halefvvorth ...
... view of the furronnding country, he called to his wife very deliberately and told her, that—“ his pigs were rooting up the potatoes in the next field, and dellred her to fend fomebody to drive them out itflic, with coolnefs, complied. ...
... fince his efcape. As the feafon for planting potatoes is commenced the following obfervation, refpeaing the diforder called the Cad, in that plant, may not be unacceptable efpecially as the growth of potatoes is becoming annually of greater importance to ...
... medal to Mr. J. Bucknell, of K.owlione, in Devon, for cultivating potatoes for feeding cattle and fheep. He feeds about fifty cattle yearly, which he m kes fit for , the butcher with potatoes. When the cattle are a little ufe to them, they will prefer them ...
... k “ f andTe •« the atMTe place, alfo trin'h, * ,,n °f gun near : that they ran off with *. ,eanl °f horfes, fo I with potatoes, and the hei ' v, »W. himon the fe. °a* “I ,e dri ', e .I at Woodlesforth. near ?rfd. yoUn «. n,!,n al i a rocket • J oft ...
... information given us, from af to we ght of flour be had from every peck, of potatoes of 24.1 b. Wit; the greater or proportion of floar d 'ending on the goodilefs of Use potatoes, and on tbei, being fully ripet-i.-Caiet On Friday lennight, Mr. WardloW, ...
... twenty roafted geefe, fifteen giblet pyes, two large tongues, thirteen plumb puddings, twenty pecks of peas, fix pecks of potatoes, thirty large cabbages, fruit pies, tarts, cheete, &c.*all of which the Unanimous Society devoured with one confine ! The ...
... gether, Glorioufly triumphing over Death, March 2j, Anna Domini 1791, In the 88th year or h;s age. ro prevent Potatoes from being defiroyed by Potatoes penetrated penetrated by froft will receive no ici.lry thereby, provided the nitre or fro ftY particles are ...