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... .20 t. ; & large’ : m aded to be ?m&miphnm' Tow gkén by him ‘alose ; all fro e T weid. i, s Wit Sk i e den i Pith and Potatoes.’ . T B AR iy th “are ‘o at m&wfmdmd& Province il & good f&u&?fi, 8. Laft Night his Excellency General Forbes ‘r-‘u,mmn. when-the ...
... extraordinary Account from L= merick, atefted by Perfons of Credit and -Reputation there : ¢ As this Senfan abeunds with Potatoes beyond amy ever knocun, and asit is apprebended that grear Quantitiessf niuft of Neceffity be thrown out to rot flé} om the ...
... that Place. Some Days fince a Man, who lived at Clare .rn ordered his gdnd to get up early in the Morning, to wafh _ fome Potatoes for the Market ; but the Girl i herfelf, -the Man got up, and going to her Bed; her out, and kicked and beat her in acruel ...
... imitated higher Examples of (Economy, and honourd the firlt Reception of his Fair One with ————n—tyaked—Shouolder of Matton, and Potatoes, at Dinner. The Lady made one Meal of his Matton, and has left Poor (EconoMy to fealt alone on the Remnants, or feek out ...
... Cloth made of the refufe Flax, &c. 4. A valuable Hint refpe€ting the Management of Horfes and Black Cattle. « 5. On planting Potatoes, and of the Nature of the under Stra tum of the Farth. * o Tbe Public will pleafe to coferve, tlat il Hiflory of England ...
... of the refufe Flax, &c. 4. A valuable Hint refpecting the Management of Horfes and Black Cattle. _ a — - 5.7 On planting Potatoes, and of the Nature of the under Stratom of the Earth, ) - ¢ 6. A cheap Method of making gocd wholefome Bread wheh Wheat Meal ...
... Highwayman, with a black Crape Mafk over his Face, and mounted on a bright bay Gelding 15 Hands high, ~*~ «~ A Method to preferce Potatoes from being defiroyed. T has been difcoveréd by fome Nataralits, that Froits ' I‘F‘gfi‘éfia'ic& by Froft, fuch as Pears, Apples; ...
... of Poor muft have flarved, for before the A& pafled, one. Kentith Farmer got a Thoufand Pounds by raifing the Price - of Potatoes on.the Poor ; ang by a Calculation it appears, ' that if the Engroflers had been permicted to have gone on but one Year, ...
... Advantage of inclofing €ommons. Refletions on the-general Voice of the people, , Qiv-American Bar Iron. A Method to - preferve potatoes from being deftroyed. An Account of the new pantomime, called, the Rites of Hecate ; or, Hailequin in the Moon, . Some Account ...
... King Edward IV. were found on the Lands of Stillorgan, near the Four-Mile Stone,, by a Countryman, in digging a Trench for Potatoes. ~ They were covered with a fmall Flag, and, as he knew not what they were, being black with Rufl, he fpoke of them.to his ...
... 1764, eight Quarts of New. York Flax Seed on one Acre of Potatoes, from which he had laft Seafon one hundred and fifty fix Quarts of very good Seed, and at the fame Time a large Crop of Potatoes, the laft not being in the leaft hore by the Flax growing ...
... of Provifions throughout the Kingdom, as the Potatoes have failed in mcf Parts. We cannot now buy a quart of Qatmeal vnder Two-pence, and ha ¢ no more than nine Pounds of Bread for a Shilling, and the Potatoes are (o bad we can fcarcely eat them. As this ...