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... (e'nnight, the following premiums were adjudged To Mr John Hawkins, Lownith, in the parifh Richmond, farmer,, for the bed crop of potatoes on three ftatute acres in the year a filver cup sol. to Randall, Yotk, for the ft cr.-.p and to Sir William Anderion; Bart ...
... obliged her to earn per day, in a room by herfelf, where there was no fire either fummer winterthat her food was chiefly potatoes, and thofe in very fparing quantities: And a* their general manner of living gave fome colour reafon for fuch report the ...
... give Leave) Dung or Stable Manuri - One Hu!f-penny Milt Coals,Cinders,Charcoal,Pi-? .. Seoh-D, ,and Ra r r-Duft Corn, Flour, Potatoes, t: pplesO« Penny Fart ling ditto. WOOL, in ConJiderj'ion of its being I theJliiple commodity of'tbit Kingdom Tbree-penceHa ...
... repair roads, under certain reftrictions. Coal?, cinders, 1 1. charcoal, and >27 oil 1 180 lime - - - - - £ J 1 to 75 Flour, potatoes, , . and apples - - « 714+ 2 Wool - - - 9 2 7 250 Bales, horfe packs,] truflfes, cafes, chelts, boxes, crates, yarn, hemp ...
... daughter. To great perfection is that valuable root the potatoe brought by Mr John Roebuck, of York, that has for three weeks paft, or more, taken up (out of the open grounds in his garden) new kidney potatoes full grown, and large quantities at each root. This ...
... E L £ , N D. Car low, Aug. 10. There now growing in the garden of Mark Rochford, Efq; James Town, in the Queen's County, potatoes as large, and good, perhaps, any in Ireland, the produce feed of the apple thereof. The method of cultivating them is as ...
... plunder that is commonly very little thought of, tho' it greatly affe&s the public, viz. The Healing and deftroying turnips, potatoes, parf' nips, cabbages, peafe, and carrots. This evil prattice hath rifen to fuch a height, that a law has lately been made ...
... their native foot • that the Efquimaux fighing return her roafteddogs Strain oil, the his chcefe and goats the Infhman to his potatoes, and the Scotchman his crowdic. A very brilliant and crouded audience received Mrs Yates, her firft appearance, with every ...
... lodgings in York. At Rugely, in StafFordfhire, Mr Mcllor has now to lhew the production of one Potatoe, which meafurcs (excluding fmall ones) five pecks; a fingle potatoe of this production weighs 3lbs. 8 ounces; many of them 3lbs. and upwards; and the weight ...
... in IVeftgate, on Monday night, diftributed on Thurlday laft, to leveral poor inhabi- tants of that town, forty ftrikes of potatoes. A lau- dable Pit! Cbanrpetre. Laft Thurfday was married at Saddleworth, Mr William Heginbottom, grandfon to the late Rev ...
... fe'nnight at Beverley, Mr Henry Shel- don, of Evcringham, obtained the premium of live guineas for the greatcft quantity of potatoes rais'd on a rood of land. The Bottle Packet, Brody, mafter, from London to Sundexl and, with merchants goods, laft week founder'd ...
... will give entire credit to, bin it is a fa. ■ and I never faw better grafs, white clover, wheat, barley, oats, rye, peafe, potatoes, and all kinds of garden-fluff than is produced this year, and fafe in their barns, (which are as large as in Cheihire.) ...