... that the potatoe erop in this county has not been as greatly reduced by the prevalent distemper as was first reported, we shall give extracts from two letters we have lately received from different parts of the county. One says—* The potatoes are rotting ...

... articles. .au; about 53 acres of GROWING OATS; A Tl do. BARLEY; 5 do. WHEAT; And aben 12 acres of POTATOES, consisting of Buffs, Dous, atd small Americans, The Potatoes, if not sold in small lots, will be sold by the acre. =~ &i B SR £ e The roup will commence ...

... the northern counties, or in getting up the potatoes, which are in greas danger of suffering from the contiuance of rains. The dise ease exists to a considerable extent in this county, chictly amongst potatoes grown on wet and undrained land. ScorLaxn.—Glaspow ...

... penetrate in crowds into the province of Inster- Kurg, and fall on the fields of peas and potatoes ; the peas are immediately devoured raw—the stalks of the potatoes are cut down, and boiled and eaten in the field. A detachment of troops has been sent to ...

... has arrived, to facilitate payment of wages on railways.—lrish Journal. The Potatoe Disease.—Accounts are pouring in from all quarters of the tremendous loss in the potatoe crop. Mr. Gregory, the father of the Conservative Member for the city of Dublin ...

... excellent potatoes can be had at 7s 6d. a boll—thas allowing retailers a profit of no less than ss. 10d. on every boll they turn over. At that rate they must be making money rapidly. At one time a profit of two shillings was thought good ; but potatoe retailers ...

... their political tred of this country—any expressions approaching in atrocity to this recommendation, The Potatoe Disease.—The disease among the potatoes in France has prevailed to an amazing extent at Cherbourg ; they are selling at the rate of three franes ...

... Edinburgh, which seems well worthy of being considered and tested by other potatoe growers. The cause to which he aseribes the failure is over-manuring of the land in which the seed potatoes are raised. In support of this, he cites several instances of great ...

... system, and oppose the withdrawal of the £1 notes from circulation. We are happy to learn that the potatoe crop promises to be above an average. Good potatoes are now selling at 24 d. per stone. Mr. Ramsay's fox-hounds meet, on Monday, at Leggaston; on Wednesday ...

... AND FODDER AND POTATOES i, FOR SALE. To be soly, by public roup, at MurLINGDEN, upon Fri“day, the 9th day of August next, A BOUT 42 acres of OATS, and betwixt 6 and 7 acres of POTATOES, to be put up in lots to suit tunhnsern. The potatoes are of different ...

... 1845, st Sl DDU i GROWING CORNS AND POTATOES AND S ~ STACKED OATS FOR SALE. To be sold, by public roup, at MurLINGDEN, on Saturday, 9th August next, a BOUT 30 acres GROWING OATS and BARLEY ; about 7 acres POTATOES—Buffs and Big Americans ; and a Stack ...

... enals. SaiLep—March 6. Rival, Jones, London, goods: Industrions Helen, Adamson ; Agoes, Barrie; and Jemima, Kidd. Newcastie, potatoes: Stephen, Templeman, and Agnes, Brown, Charlestown, Lllnt; Elizabeth and Margaret, Watson, Glasgow, goods; ludustry. Anderson ...