... nutritious th roots and -vegetables, which attain maturity and s perfeation before grain. Amriong. the forruer, ca . early potatoes, thrnips, -and casrots; amoprg th the latter, eailyfcabbages,'peafe, and beahs, are ..an of 'the firf uonfjderation.!- From- ...

... twenty months, he completed hc n his haft fplendid edition of Shakefpcare, in fifteen an e large odavn volumes. bli 1. Potatoe ?? potatoes of the mealy kind, th boil them foft and math them fmooth, and mix them p with boiling water until they are of the ...

... in the penalty :o of 201. for ufing tobacco in the brewing of ale. r. ;E~arly potatoes. A perfon at Pollockfhaws has furnifhed the following hint ?? Take lo what potatoes you defign for early growth, and place them near the fire fome time fo as to bring ...

... to years on various o. rdes', forcitivatinsg potatoes. b This gentleman for feveraltfs:: fiicefively.plantd, h to in oeparare Ppaces; ?? Cini tie: fr p- oidinary manner, and the rind or paring o£f potatoes, . es without ever being able; on the moftminute ...

... feafon *muft certainly V once more rqfjtle to us the blellings of plenty, which P the fafl increafing and abrndant crolis of potatoes I will tend greatly to hafl'i. A few days ago, an experienent was made by Mr.'I Jackfon, baker, in the lHigh-ltreet, in this ...

... Ea-Ridirrg, held at Deverlby dn ,suefday ahl, Robert C Walls, for flealing, in , mpa:y witl Jehn B row 5 ao S bufhels of potatoes, ...

... ? particulars, in this neighbourhood, -we hope to be enabled to Rate froni at unquellionable authority. This year, early potatoes have been produc- tivqe and alfioexcellent; uyilefs .rain fhall fpeedily fall, th'late 'and depcndiig crop, wilt be, its ...

... boy the alil promnpt and effieacious mentms the bell poffible. . account of the quantities of wheat, and otherp . graio, pOtatoes, &c. now- in tbem ?? of -: and-farmers, mealmen, millersttin, i aid other- traders, and to trannfit the fame. to. aind beisre ...

... Lordthip gave premiums to the a 3 beft ploaghmen. Samuel Qleaves, Efq. 'of Deeping St. james, jafltveek'diftributed beef and potatoes to upward&ofan hundred families in that'parifh, On F6day as a waggon loaded with a ton of cheefe aras paffing over at temporary ...

... cultivated. for this root which had befire lain barren and ufelefs.' On Thur fday fe'nnigh4t in the rarket at Manchefter,, new potatoes were fold for three halfpence; and on Satprday- at IPiegn at one penny per Ij , The flock oif two bankrupt !fIeculatoirs ...

... poition of.the fubftance ?? oftb ntis drawn from the root. ' ' The curl'whicbhis this year much complained of ,among the potatoe plants, h~s evidently arilen. from tiling feed not well ripened, of which there was a great redundaace laft year. Thofe who ...

... Tfie country cheefe, which very recently would fell for 7s. the [tone, will not now prod ice more than 2s. 9d. The finelt potatoes are fold at is. the bulbel, and butter has fallen about 3d. in the pound.- The Knight in Armour, who rode in pro- ceflion ...