... lionrs after the j violence of the teropefl had fubfided, (though it ftiil con. tinned to blow hard) a boat, loaded with potatoes, and na- j vigatei by ?? men arrived from GarlieKown ii, Scotland ! j irom whence flic had been driven by the fury of tl- ...

... is arrived in Leith Roads, from London. At Easter Langlee, near Melrofe, in a piece of new taken in garden ground, fome potatoes were raifed cliis, fealbn, many of which weighed upwards of two pounds, and one, in particular, weighed a lib. 10 oz. This ...

... Twenty-nine acit* of WHEAT in three field. ; Thirty one acres cf OATS in three fields ; and I Seventeen acres of POTATOES, in one held. The Potatoes, for the conveni. r:cy of pui chafers, are divi- I ded, and will be cxpofed in three different lots; aud the ...

... ts may (HI! be made in Horticulture : On Saturday laft, Mr Wascbope of Edmor.dfcone's gardener fent in a bafiiet nt ne.v potatoes, of the manual kind. It is re- markable h..t m.'t ot them weigh ..bout three ounces each.- -They were raifed in a manner ...

... and that die attention of farmers ought to fee confined to the Improve.. xnent cf their ?? lauds and the cultivation of potatoes, agd. other green crops. Were the odious and unproductive tax upon coals to be abolifhed, and the fait laws i'o amended er ...

... Thefe premiums net to extend to perfons living in IV. 'f'o the pcrfon or company who fhall raife the greatcft q.17.1 tity of Potatoes 011 one acre in did counties and h'p-Ii- I_nd«ft---__— Five Guinea,. b N.B. An account of the mode of culture, ar.d certiucare ...

... Sir Jerome then begged to mention, that although the law allowed jd. per day to buy iaftenance for each prifoner, (meal, potatoes, Sic.) yet for want ot tbe lo- cal iiifpeclor not tecsiving the money in advance, the uniortanate wreches merely got bread ...

... was often fcolded for my Angularity. I made myfelf f ter of the mode in which TryofXy* pared feveral of his difhes ; fuch potatoes or rice, making haftyr dings, and fuch like. 1 then offer to my brother, that if he w allow me weekly halt the money 'f he ...

... Sons of the Clergy of the Church ot Scotland, received his Majefty's Royal Chatter, eonftituting that Society into a Body Coi potato. Tuefday, the High Court of Jtilliciary met, when, upon petition of John Camming, (accufe-1 of robbing a perfon b-lewgiitg ...

... which is railing recruits for the kingdom of heaven : for it may ftrenuoully whether all the apples, carrots, turnips, and potatoes, which we could raife, would have brought into exiftence, or fatisfy the craving appetites ot the prefent number ot laborious ...

... that thofe which were not intended for the butcher lived upon nothing but thefe branches. I alfo fattened 300 Iheep with potatoes and cabbages, for which got a very good price. I have long ago remarked, that can be eafily and well fuftained, during a ...

... that the people there are in fueh di- .: ■ . - for want of p.-ovifions, that they are obliged to eat baked with cabbages and potatoes. We are under - r.ecellity of relating to you a moft horrid event, which wil! fcrve to let you know our m.ift deplorable ...