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... little manure, to great ad. vantage. 8. POTATOE BREAD.—To thofe who prefer making Potato: s into bread, to the common modes of ufing thfem, the following receipt is recommended. Choofe the moft mealy tort of Potatoe, boil and fkin them. Take nibs, break ...
... Potatoes for the Poor.' THE Committee appointed for the Gonda thir Clarity, having 15urchafid a fufficient Rsantity Pctztoes, inform the Srbfcribers, that, the Ticket: will be reach for Delivery at the Prblic Office in pale-End, by Nine o'clock Morrunkr ...
... —potato** ...
... remark, that if the potatoes' are deprived of that coat, which prefervc them from the impregnation of the water before they are boiled, is at leaft twenty one that, they will wet and infipid. The ficin ihould never be taken of a potatoe until is boiled. ...
... POTATOES. ’T'O SOLD, about Buthcls of found good ftock, fit for the table, or for feed. The laft fortnight in May the beft time for planting on loofe fandy ground, and not moulded up deep. tjF Dogs are too frequently on the warren near the Decoy-ponds ...
... POTATOES. To Mr Alexander Stewart tackfman of Ardachy, for the greatet proportion of arable land under a potatoe erop, and which produced the greateft quantity of potatoes of any tenant in the counties of lovernefs and Rofs, anno 1794— Five Guineas. BLACK ...
... POTATOES. Potato e Brkad. — The receipt publiihed by the Hoard of Agriculture, for the making of this bread, in ,which the proportion was of ialbs. ol Potatoes to 2olbs. of Wheateni Flour; but a refpeftable gentleman has af- fufed us, that a greater ...
... their masts, (as they term. it,) which aot one in a hundred of them can do. he fcarcity and This is caufe of t high price of: Potatoes in Dublin, during he iait winter, and which %$ now become too exocbitant fur the confumption of the poor; oreven thofe in ...
... half of land that I fed with potatoes in the. ipring of 1790, indead of havi-g a Summer bllorw to kill weeds >aA qiiick grafs, as I had been advifed to Ho ; _nd whirl, wheat was fown on the fame land from whence tl.e potatoes were taken ir. the month of ...
... POTATOES. *ale board the brig Difpatch, Daniel Brocklc/ bank, mailer, a, puamit good Scotch potatoeia perfon inclined to take the whale will meet with good encouragement. Apply the mailer on board, to iVlr. Tames Marital, No. 6, l-uiac-ftreet. the Mailers ...
... POTATOES. Sir Jobn Sinclair moved for the order of the day fot going into a Committee on the reading of the bill for granting a Bounty on the planting of Potatoes. k Mr Powys obje&ed to it, on the grounds that he ¢eonceived no poffible good could arife ...
... CULTURE OF POTATOES. go THE following experiments, for the better production of this valuable root, will, it is prefumed, be acceptable to our readers.—The fame quantity of fets pro- duced as follows, viz. No manure - - 134 fmall. Coal afhes - rather ...