... or tube, four inches long, arifing from the middle, to convey the ?? and air ftom the meat. Upon this pierced cover, lay potatoes, firfi boiled, peeled, feafoned lightly with pepper and falt, and ?? with milk, ly way of cro ; but, from one to t'wo, or ...

... 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 ...

... nutritious th roots and -vegetables, which attain maturity and s perfeation before grain. Amriong. the forruer, ca . early potatoes, thrnips, -and casrots; amoprg th the latter, eailyfcabbages,'peafe, and beahs, are ..an of 'the firf uonfjderation.!- From- ...

... refuit from giving a pecuniary bounty for rair.il'1 early potatoes. Peas was another article, growth of which ought alfo to be encouraged. was neceifary that a quantity of the feed which potatoes were raifed Thould be imrmedila` fecured, he would therefore ...

... death in a few hours afterwards. of land, corners of bank*, and young plantations trve*. manured, arc very advantageous for potatoes ; and •I the proprietors would devote foinc acre* this purpofe, they would ftew their a moft exemplary mamier. In (bolt, ...

... 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 ...

... a 'bill toencourage. the growth of potatoes; that in the courfe o his argumnent he'entere~d largely into the be- qn ,sItV ae- drived from Shia Valeahle yegetabl% aRta, irricigi other thiilgs, he ruid, that potatoeS d tij efTq: of making men Aealtiy, vigoreus ...

... twenty months, he completed hc n his haft fplendid edition of Shakefpcare, in fifteen an e large odavn volumes. bli 1. Potatoe ?? potatoes of the mealy kind, th boil them foft and math them fmooth, and mix them p with boiling water until they are of the ...

... were then ordered be brought in, puri'uantto fai Rcfo,u-ticn. Mr. B.der mewed for leave bring a Bill for the cultivation of potatoes lands, for time to be limited therein.—Alio, for leave bring in B.ii explain and amend the 36th his preknt M-lefty, entitled ...

... 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 ...