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... POTATOE FLOUR. Every country which depends chiefly on potatoes for food must frequently exposed to scarcity, because the surplus of one year's crop cannot be preserved to supply the deficiency of another, as in the case of grain. Since the famine which ...
... POTATOE PERNECUTION. The following correspondence will prove that there is something more in the Brunswick Clubs (says the Courier, than the mere name, ami that they are nut or.lv willing but unite able assist tlnir brethren when threatened with pers ...
... the year 17!15, SIr. Boys, ait tile stesire of tihe tllers l'resident srf tire ieard nsf Agricul. lrre. haid fousr sacks of potatoes kilts-dried, for tile pilrpose of ascer. tabling rheetter, in that (ried state, or if corverted sito meal, tiey wrailid remait ...
... Ox thi PRESERVATION of the USEFUL PARTS of the POTATOE for HUMAN FOOD. BY SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, BART. The potatoe, even when thoroughly ripe, contains bat onefourth of solid and nutritious matter. The remaining threefourths consist water, impregnated with ...
... INTERESTING INFOR'MATION L'PON The CURL in POTATOES. To ?? EDITOR of the LEEDS MVERCURY. Si ?? experiments repeated with the same rrsults tiare worth all tihe tile theories in the world. Besides, as tle potatoe is produced by nature under grounl, iI seems ...
... Last week his Grace the Archbishop of York, caused bis annual donation, of beef, potatoes, tad breed, be distributed the poor BUhopuiorpe, and of CO sis to tbe poor York. Important to Letter Writers.-—-It may not, perhaps, generally known, that the Geo ...
... Paring improper, some of tbe most valuable parts the potatoe are near tbe skin, great scale, barrels should used with two bottoms, about rive inches apart, the upper one to keep up tbe potatoes: but full of holes, that the water impregnated with tbe dark ...
... CURRENT PRICES GRAIN FOR THE WEEK, flrr Imperial Measure of Eight Bushels. *• s*| *. d. Old Wheat Potato Oata 27 New Red Wheat. 56 a New Tick Beans .. 31 a New White Do 73 Old Do. 37 Rye 34 a 36 New Pigeon Do. ..35 Barley 34 a 38 Boiling Peas 36 a ...
... u»teaehed potatoes at sixpence per stone The following ia extract from the Cumberland Packet of last week. Mr. Curwen, of Workington Hall, haa for some time furnished hie work-people, st his tommy shop, with mutton fid. per lb. and potatoes at cd. ...
... and valuable vegetable, ihe potatoe. I have tried many various ways of keeping it, but have fnnnd none *o good as the following, which I have em- ployed these two last years with the best success. That part of my potatoes, which 1 mean to keep longest ...
... pounds meat, are equal to three hundred pounds' of potatoes; or, to go more into detail, three quarters a pound of bread, and five ounces meat, are equal to three pounds of potatoes; one pound of potatoes is equal to four pounds of cabbage and three of turnips; ...
... verb ; _s tor instance, when another Englishman would say James is roasting potatoes, or James was roasting potatoes, a cockney says, potatoes are being roasted by James, or potatoes were being roasted by James. This mode of expression is to be found in almost ...