... tl.e duty of an able and faithful pallor for upwards of 40 years. Afrugal Method of making good Houfliold-Bread. TA X E potatoes well boiled and peeled, and when they are a little cooled (but noc too cool) let them be broke into pieces, and worked with ...

... I R F. L A N; D. Dublin, ?? The prices of.atl grain an J potatoes are ftillin;; thrpughpt^i the whole kjng^om • aiid this week the priec of wheat fell ,5 ?? in the barrel at the inarket-houfe, and ii isjcxpeeted it will i.iii more every d ly, as great ...

... fome more ?? here with wheat from America in a few days, to the great dis- appointment of thofe-who are with-holding corn, potatoes, &c. from markets. ...

... found out a new method of planting potatoes, by which that root can be propagated at all sea- sons ; and that even at so early a date at the 30th of March, samples have been shown and tried of the best new potatoes ever known at the usual time. Dublin ...

... feveral bills of md- i Ameiit wen found bT the (irand Jury, againft a notorious ingroffer, for buying up laige quan- tities of Potatoes, growing in the fields in thil neighbourhood, Mith intent to fell tke fame a- gain, contrary to the ftatute. Since our laft ...

... ftnr.lhip, the new u'lands, near the Straits of Magellan, were, the laft funinier, vpry fruitful in peale, beans, ti.inip», potato';, ?? &c, the feed of which l**d boon lown by y,. Gentlemen of the mop of war (Iwiotwd at port* hlgmont, which wai dif - ...

... ; mayor of this town. detected anumberofhuckften in a warchoufe wo- ;;_in£ and fliarinß about three hundred weight ot new potatoes, which they bid bought from country people on their way to mnik.t ; one half he ordered to the prifoners, and th ■ other ...

... and in greater plenty, than hath been known for many years paft ; the corn in general is fuller, the hay better, and the potatoes far exceeding in fize and goodnefs any that have been known in this kingdom. ...

... is alio well attefted, viz. At Eachwich, near Newcastle, in a field of pc- tatoes belonging to Mr Wiillni, 1 :i marketable potatoes were taken up, produced irum 01. c Bogle fet. A (ingle pea of the rouniival Kind crew up accidentally tail fpring in the ...

... Tonfbcrg, with Deals, Battens, tee. Frtorts. Thames, J. Howlet, fnrCedJt, withWool- ler.drapery, Pitch, Ironmongers- Ware, Potatoes, Sec. La id on. Opotto-Mer.li.int, R. Gardner, for Cadie. St rfdale, R. Edmonds, tc. Madeira and Jamaica, Sarah, W. Hefley ...

... Jufticc. Md Council of Ireland, prohibiting the expor- tation of wheat, oats, bcrc-, barley, malt, rye-, m.illin, peafe, potatoes, or meal; or all manner ot Hour oi wheat, oat „ here, bailey, malt, r\ _, mallin, or any of tbc-m, to any parts be- yond ...

... Duke, has induced the Government to caufe a trcatifc written in French by the Sieur Muftel, upon the cultivation and ufe of potatoes, and the method of mixing t!i.;n with wheat flour to make bread, to be tranflatcd into Italian. The firft bread of this kind ...