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... them be had found could possibly earn more than 6s. a week. Their Rod consisted of nothing but oatmeal broth in the morning, potatoes for dinner, sad oatmeal broth again in the evening. A man, his wife, and two chlldren, wenn) live upon 4s. a-week they gave ...
... evening was occupied with the presentation of an variety of peutioca, COMplaittint of distress it Ireland, the (*anre of the potato crop., the burdensome character of the tithes, is England as well as in Ireland t for reform in the Scotch as well as its ...
... tallow ; 2%e 1 r e slier. three I a will Member , The of there a it 21,4.10. will rod two Mnnirrw Ttr dastrirt a a p potato. of 142 swat ter, Memitro.. and tit, doerirt of on the Survey ride of the over, where re • populatro pumas. will .brad two ...
... they declared to he to prevent corn-sores from being at a higher rent than the Irish acre; to pti an end to the drilling of potatoes ; to have wages raised to one shilling a day iu summer, and teopence in winter. To effect objects. their course is to put ...
... different blotto lot difkrent smiths. districts, or places. se divided and allotted as to the or °lkea mast of *ltch Cristo, and potato, mete* sWil be p.m, so that no greater smatter au *hail mewled to poll at ss *se booth. I.:sleekest. dowel* the of bombe pole ...
... eight years Minister of Dentine. sills/el, St. In Italy, suldeoly. • ism of Limo Buonamirai , wows dear. is attributed to potato. ti ail 2, at in 4 of Nether WaselaM. Jahn Caitslo II; sad on ,hr totMwitag morniar, James twin heathers. M e Win It a remarkable ...
... which Lave barn already for the relief of the dam tit ute Ito nbvMus that the food of the Irish conaiets nesrl eatinly of potatoes, that till the nest crop in read) for we, their sufferings instead of dimiiiiehine mum he sorely aggray.dcd, and that increased ...
... the closing of the accounts un the 24th ultimo, amounted to upwards of /4,000. This has bees expended in the shipment of potatoes and ot►er provisions, suitable for the sufferers. The hand of charity has thus been opened, hut while she saves one victim ...
... the church, within which he had been working, Peter set down hiy lantern, and lighting his other candle, which stood in a potato candlestick, lie resumed his task. The church clock had some time struck eleven, and *unit letters were still unexecuted ...
... than • part of two or three of theta Frei his Grace the ARCHBISHOP TU AM.) Estraorditiery diarist, (man the Whirr of the ha potato. crop taros at tha marmot all the of Consumers nod Mayo, and the to that cash, Loots, co, to county of Dumyat time. much alarm ...
... of Think sent to the garden with instructions to Sip Me p the buy taking it in the literal sense, at toally rut up ever) potatoe in the garden. On Monday week, F. Campbell, Esq. was so Alderman of Beverley, the place of M. tt, lis9. deceased. 1,50 Ii ...
... possession of a leathern punt containing ga. 7f d. A goisl supper was therefore provided for him, of iniattoo chops, new potatoes, bread, and ale, and he was to bed. The expenses of his a'reommodation being deducted, the remainder of the moray waa returned ...