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... fubfcription, to vhicL a confiderable fum was added by af- fefT.rent, to be laid cut m the purchase of wheat, rye, barley, rice, potatoes, fib, or ■urn-. ., and to be ibldo'. 4 -. at reduced prices, in fmall q j.intiriwi'to the poor rji.trefl'ed iu- habi tants ...
... ate wholcfome, nourrffiioû, eaftf-/ drefTed, and make a found and good meal for any family, particularly if eaten with Potatoes or Rice. Tbey are in general ufe in Lor.doo.and are ffrongly recommended by the Lord Lieutenant and Magi- ftrates of tbe ...
... kind ftill continoes td keep up to a high price. Wheat average* i j6s. iod. rye, 93 j. id. b_rle> Si*, ar.d oats 435. 3d. „ Potatoes likewife continue high, but a eerrefpon- dcnt who has been in inoft of the midland co-mi es informs us, that from the mildnefs ...
... at Wythes, in the pariih ot Kirbymoorfide, Mr. John Boyes Of that place, tanner, aged 63. His example in e*pofing c /m aod potatoes. at reduced prices and in fmall q:u*ntitie. to- the poor of Kirbymoorfide, has afforded the moft feafonable relief to a numerous ...
... -*The oaths were adtuiniftered to a number of Members, amengft whom were Mr. , Fox. —ln order *c promote theooltrvayion of potatoes Mi . Ryder moved R efolu ti o ns to the cffeß of agreeing with the Rep6rt of tliht Committee on the High Price . of Provisions ...
... given 20l to the poor of the parifh of Hunmanby. Lord Vifcount Downe has given to the poor of Snaitn and Cowick, 720 pecks of Potatoes and 2OO pecks of Barley. . Richard Thompfon, Efq. High Sheriff of this County, has liberally contributed the sum of 30l. ...
... - - - 4 6 4 Saucepans- •-- 16 6 Cheefe Toafrer - 26 Fifh Kettle - - - 9 6 1 1 Petty Pans - - 2 6 Cullander tc Grater 3 o Potatoe or Green Flour & Peper Box t 6 Steamer ••-♦!> Dripping-Pan and ■ Ladle ?? £5 5° c c Roaftng Jacks on an impr-ved principle- ...
... ofthe number of neutral veffels Gained In our ports was ordered io be la.d on the Table. ' . ?? -- - Sir Willttxm Pttlteney's Potatoe Culture En- couragenient Bill was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. Sixo'Cbck. MR. GREY*S ...
... move for leave, to-morrow, to brin. ...
... The Hoofc went- into two feveral Committee*, ewe upon tie Bill for the Retkf of the poor by en- rnccoragiefi-culrivatirn of potatoes and wafte lands, an i upon the Eaft locia Goods importation Bill. Mr. ?? broopht up the report of- the Scots MolaSFes Dirli ...
... rbory, and Lord Walfineham. The Attorney Central Ttrocgh' up the Bill for amend- ing the mode' of- ?? the Poor-rates. The Potatoe Bill was alfo brownht Up from the Commons. — Adj, or ned to Tutfday fe'ermight. HOUSE or COMMONS. Continuation of ?? s dlert ...
... Munr'a ■ he fhould move lor a Committee to take into confi deration the ;»rppriery of prohibiting the exportation of corn and potatoes from Ii eland. • A motion was -made thar a Committee be ap- pointed to prepare an eilimate of the expence of paying and clcaihing ...