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... plant the Potatoes irf' furrows, ?? inches apir-, and a toor apirt in the rows. The land ab >« toe is of tfifferent qualitie*. * or. rbe hilts, rather light; ?? nf ' r the P ari,h> in * !i n'*g «o clay: hut' all fit for Turn.ps : the Potatoes *tz plar ...
... of plotting Potatoes as a preparation for Wheat, I can add in conhftnation, that a very refpecV able Gentleman Fanner many years ago, _h fowgd every year a certain portion of Lts Fal- low.-t?nd -mtendi-jd for W*hcat, to be ?? with Potatoes by his Cottagers ...
... - - - 4 6 4 Saucepans- -- - i 5 6 Checfe Toafter - 26 Fifh Kettle - - - 9 6 1a Petty Pans - - a 6 Cullander & Grater 3 o Potatoe or Green Flour & Peper Box 1 6 Steamer - - - 4 6 Dripping-Pan and — — — - Ladle ---56 .£ 5 15 o *»* Roafting Jacks on an improved ...
... o%en - - - 4 6 4 Saucepans - - - i*o 6 Ch«fe Toafter .26 Fifb Kettle - - - 9 6 12 Petty Pans - . a 6 Cnllander & Grater 3 o Potatoe or Green FlcfTr-* Pepper Box j 6T Steamer - - - 4 6 Prippini*-Pan and m Ladle - - - if.Sf 4^*s° *»• Roaft'-n; Jacks nn an ...
... AFFAIRS : (No, Vil.) Co-MtostD ?? of Omoi. At Pafsbs, AMD CONT.I.NJN3 . Obfervations on the value of Turnips, Robe*. Bafta, Potatoes, Y-ims, Stc. as fubftitato* tqg Craits in feeding Horfes— Bims as to tne advanta ...
... Refident Clergy- in the kingdom, requ.fting that they will tranfmit a ftatement of the number of acres of wheat, barley, oats, potatoes, turnips, rape, peafe, and beans, in their feveral parifhes fince the harveft of laft year. An annual return is deffred, ...
... Carlifle ftanda next to the Duke of Bedford in the encouragement of exhibitions of prize cattle on his eftates. At Pocklington, potatoes have fallen to the price of one {hilling the bufhel. ! The value of fugars and other groceries, in confequence of the ?? ...
... 7 2 5.5 19 20 380 47£. Acres bfV east 3» 3 43 3 13 18 234 29-J- -*•■'-• ■. \ ■ ■ '•' 1 Turnips, 35 41 50 50 176 — — — v Potatoes, 20 18 9 9 56 220 12320 — Carrots, 1 2 1 1 5 ' •—*■ — ?? ' — ■ Cabbages; 1 2 : 1. ' ?? 5 —.. ?? — - Clover, 10 15 8 i ...
... leave to i obferve, tbat, among other improvements,, a parti- cular encouragement fhould be given to the cultiva- tion of potatoes, which, being a. nutritious and pc- riihable root, will at all times operate againft the combination ef monied men ; who ...
... they were never known to wet down more kindly— Oats, and every article of, the pulfe kind, rife abundantly from the flail.— Potatoes are ge- nerally fine, in quality, and abundant ; but fuch abundance arifes more from the extent of new land planted with ...
... that, the part ts incapable of imfrfrv ment. Singular tuftanet of ' prodtai ...
... Legiflative intcr- _erer.ee.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Houfe went into a Committee on the Bill for allowing the ufe of potatoes and rice in the mak- ing of' (larch ; the fcveral blanks being filled up, the Jioufe refumed, and the report was ordered ...