... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... late yifitation of the found a number of indnftrioiis poor ufing their endeavours toinpport large families bv the grain and potatoes of fmall parcels ot land which were charged with tithes. This good Prelate, in the true (pint of Chriftian benevolence, not ...

... Thomas Dakin, at Cake well cotton-null, Derby- Ihire, affer erxting hearty dinner, devoured in !els than hour, hah peck of potatoes, upwards o* pound bacon, quantity bread, and drank large quantity of cold water. May not this man with lingular propriety ...

... allow two-penny-worth meat day.-He has had the dog years. We learn, from Ireland, that pcafant of Lougamorc, in digging for potatoes, difawered 8 ounces fdver coins, mollly Edward ihe Third, all in preiervatou. ...

... times the now paid for hem! A manufa&ory iscfiabliflied at Criftol, for Zair powder from potatoes* —lf fucc ed, lome future budget may us with tax upon potatoes /—as, in that cafe, they will certainly be deemed a luxury. It may not be amifs to caution ...

... place, obferVcd bufy field his potatoes, ’he Irnmcdiatdy traced home, and, the Tome his fervants learched hiswh !e heufe; ami will ;t l>e that though ;* of.vijthotls was not found in the dwe'- Cave two three. potatoes, which the poor man he lu i r. mid ...

... potaloe, might be culVivated any this cbm ite.—A final 1 Ipot, a garden behind Crofs-ftreet, Whitehaven, was planted vvith potatoes in October laft had Very little beriefit the fun, (being in a tituation that could not re :eive it more than two hours in ...

... fecond crop of fruit the year. 'There were this year planted in the garden Arthur He 1:1 ride, Ehj. Kibworih-Bcauchamp, two potatoes which produced in quantity three and fix gallons, in number fix film lied and tbrfy two, I'omeof which weighed ; r nounds ...