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... homewards. We hear that the late rains have reduced the price of provihons in all parts of Ireland, particularly in the North potatoes have fallen from two fliilKngs and eight-pence one (hilling and fix-pence a bufiiel, and meal from three lhiuings two (hillings ...
... le and valuable article of conveyance ; alfo cheefe, butter, ale and porter, hardware, furniture, foap, hay, draw, fait, potatoes, turnips, and a multitude of other articles of our own produce, will make continual ihtercourfe ofbufinefs, more than can ...
... e and valuable article of conveyance ; alfo cheefe, butter, ale and porter, hardware, furniture, foap, hay, ftraw, fait, potatoes, turnips, and a multitude of other articles of our own produce, will make a continual intercourfe bufinefs, more than can ...
... le and valuable article of conveyance ; alfo cheefc, butter, ale and porter, hardware, furniture, foap, hay, draw, fait, potatoes, turnips, and a multitude of other articles of our own produce, will make a continual intercourfe of bufinefs, more than ...
... Auflion, from Narva, with Flax, Iron, &c. Exports. Thames, J. Howlet, for Cadiz, with Ironmongers-Ware, Iron-Hoops, Coals, Potatoes, Sec. Lapwing, J. Boyle, for Rouen, with Lead, Luid on. Rotterd »m-Merchanr, W. HeiTey, for Rotterdam. J. Langthorpe, for ...
... money than corn the land, and the great ones the earth rejoiced. Have ye no invention, 011 ye children of men! Arc there no potatoes, no turnips left to make bread with? Alas! are idle, are indolent; lhall have ro ft raw make your bricks with. Purfue your ...
... with Flax, Iron, Sec. Exports. Thames, J. How-let, for Cadis, with Woollendrap.rf, Ironmongers-Ware, Iron-Hoops, Coals, Potatoes, fee. Laj-wing, J. Boyle, for Rouen, with Lead, &c. Laid on. Ro-terdnr.-Mcr.hanr, W. HefTey, for Rotterdam. Role, J. Langthorp ...
... are a the city for abroad ten quarters barley. Ext raft of letter from in the County cf Donegal, Oft. 1766. Ourflax and potatoes have generally proved very good, but barley and oats, the frequent rains, run greatly to haulm and the (lems being laid by ...
... calmly difcufs thefe matters over bottle of claret, after a plentiful dinner, and fay that the poor in Ireland live upon potatoes, and in France and other Countries upon turnips or cabbage. We muft take things as we find them ; our poor arc not accuftomed ...
... Common Council of the city of hav'rng prefented a memorial to the Lords Judices, reprefenting that feveral large quantities potatoes have been lately (hipped from Corke .for foreign parts, and the price of that commodity thereby greatly advanced, and that ...
... We could that the ufeful neceflary root potatoes, the lubflitute corn, and common food of the poor in this and many other counties, and likewifc the other prodi ce of our gardens and orchards, now openly regrated in our markets, might be included the ...
... our, own produce, which before we received from New F.ngland, whence were fent veflels yearly, loaded with apples, onions, potatoes, See. but all thefe are now brought us { by our new fettlers* many whom are on fillc, here being fome French and Savoyards ...