... 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 ...

... length of a bed fown with potatoes at ?? fame time, and though three drills are fuppofed to contain a bed of potatoes,, yet upon weighing the potatoes io each, Dr MauofeU's culture ia the two drills from the (boots of potatoes, weighed double what was ...

... Egg*, per dozen, - ;& Salmon, per ib. - ««. ia whole fift. J-Ttriin ...

... calile, for the trifling wager often Shillings, under- took to ear 710. of mv.ton, with a proportionate quar.- titv of greens, potatoes, Sec. and ten gills of ale in half an hour, which landable performance he accom- plished 1 in twenty minntes with the utmofl ...

... vice of the enfuing campaign ; the Prince to be Com- mander in Chief Among othet articles of provifion, great quantities of potatoes are now fhipping in the Thames for the fupply of Toulon. General O'Meara, th.c late Commandant of Dun- kirk, is faid to have ...

... or ac- tual war. The trench, in ortlcr to remedy the expected want of corn, are endeavouring to raiie iromenfe crops cf potatoes. It is certain, that nothing like pofTefling* Alfacc in the name, and for the ufe of Loui? XVII. ap- pears in the manifeflo ...

... forage, or any wheat, or wheat flour, barley, barley flour, maize, rice ground or ungroand, meal, corn, ?? peafe, beans, potatoes, or any provifions frefh or falted, ot other proviiions or victuals whatfoever, or any leather, f .d- -itry, boots or lhoes ...

... liberal donations on poor families, and fj_>_crib;d five guineas towards the eredrion of a Gaelic Chape! at ?? The Oatmeal and Potatoes have talien in pn'ce. — The former isr.. 2 t. and the latter 6 d. per peck. The licet from Leith to London tailed on Tntfjay ...

... exportation to foreign countries of frefli and fait butter, leather of all kinds, unwrought cork, -aU mealy vegetables, fudi as potatoes, chefnuts, and of all fruits, I ; ~Tr-frif ...

... Chatham is now on her way to England. A fieet of twenty-one fail of coafters from the fouthern ports of Ireland, laden with potatoes for the fupply of the French, have been taken by a Bririfh frigate, it is reported, and carried into harbour. — Tbe crews ...

... niglit after the iffoing of this order, a neighbouring fanner, dreading the depredations whicli might be commit- ted in liis potatoe-grounds, fired three gnus in rapid fucceiiion, by way of letting the marauders know he was prepared for them. Some of the ...

... To be Sold by Pubiic Roup on Frida v next, TKE While GROWING CROP on tke FARM of COATS, coniiiting of Wheat. Earley, o«ts, Potatoes, and Hay, with rour Stacks of Wheat in the barn-yard of laft year's crop.— — »s alf,>, Tout Draft Hoifes, and a variety of ...