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... Flour of Birley, Rye, Olti, Buckwheat, Indian Corn, Pels, Beins, Rice, or my other Kind of Grain whitfoever, or with Potatoes, in fuch Proportion*, and at filch Priccl for the flid Loaves reflectively, II the Maker md Seller thereof (hall deem ...
... quantity of thole nutrition roots and vegetables, which attain maturity rind pcrfeftion before grain . .Among tht former, -arly potatoes, early turnips, and carroti : a- tiiong the latter, early cabbages, pras, and beam, are of the Hid confideration. -From a ...
... * Fl^T «of Bailey, R )t , Oat., Buekwheu, Indiu, Corn. I rai. Beaps, Rice, or any orher Kind of Grain whatfocver, or with potato.,, in fuch Proportion!. .. ?? and Seller thereof mSmmS and reafonablr, an, Law, Cullom, v, Ufaje to tV contrary notwithHandlng ...
... gentleman in Pembrqkefhire, to encou- Jage the railing of early potatoes this year, ias offrred, in feveral towns in lhat county, to give one gaiaea for the lirft Winchelter •bufliel of potatoes produced in the relpeeli ye market*.— lf two or more claimants ...
... Hour, •Bd rice ; for permitting the importation of Swedilh herrings, and t'.r allowing bounties upr,n the cultivation of potatoes on w.tftc lanJi, -which were read a lir!'. time, and a fe. tond time thi ...
... Gloceller, who, to incite the cultiva- tion of potatoes, has intimated to the farmei s ol'the paiiihes with which hc is connected, lhat he, this ytar, fliall relinquilh his claim of tithe on tlic potatoe crops, whatever may be their extent. Weafliireourfelvcs ...
... LEEDS, jfyril 14. 4JXXXIJJN order to promote the cultivation XX of Potatoes, as the beft means to X • X alleviate tbe ?? Of flic Poor X X from tlic de.-irnelt af corn, Walter OxxxQ Spencer Stanhope, Efqj of Can- non Hall, hat offered to his tenants at ...
... fartners allow there never was a more favourable fealon than tbe prcfent lor the purpofe of agriculture. The oata, barley, and potatoes are laid to be generally Town . '— Whilft we gratefully anticipate the hope of thia blcfling, we Ihould profit by the lefltin ...
... A correlpoiadent who for many years paft hat been in the practice of pl-.titint; potntoei t>n alargel'cale, remarks, that potatoes may tvith the utmoii fuecefsbe planted any time during th; whole month of May ; and even .ilfures us, that under favourable ...
... by Mr.B. Kaye, loi , ? In Kirkgate Ditto,- by Mcflri. Ilutlar and Cookfon, *5 i S Advettiliug fubfequent Aecounti, i c fc Potatoes, » J Deliveting Ditto, '» \ \ To the Soup Committee, -q- _ Balance, in (he Hands of the Treafurer, , , , £. itai 17 6 ...
... lield st Beverley on Tuel'- day fis'niiight, Robert Walls, for llealiiig in coinpa'iy with John Bfown, tiventy bulhels of potatoes, the property of John WeliHer, of Millingten, was ordered tobe traufported for I'cven years; and ihe faid John Brown to be ...
... on Wednefday the Eighteenth Day of Juni lal), (being the Market Day il.ee) buy nf one William Noam, Sixty Poundi Weight of Potatoes, and did fall I'art of tins' fameajal Dewlh-iry afuns'faid, on the fame ?? Day, in (mallei Qtiinti'ie., and at an advanced ...