... in Polland. the potatoes which have furnished this exception are of the kind clled the 'Ash-leaved English Kidney Potato' and were I obtained from England two years ago; they were planted in the midst of Mr Kedzlie's other Potato crops, on land of the ...

... THE POTATOE CROP. To the EDITOR of the ABERIEEN JOURNAL. SiR,-lf the few obervatione that I ventured to make on the potatoes be productive of no other good then calling forth the able and length- ened dissertation of' Philocepoo,' I shall consider myself ...

... THE POTATOE DISEASE. (Froim the Gardener's Chlro7airle.i 3 We foresee ant inundation of theories as to the cause of the I potatoe disease, which every one tilids himself capblle of ex, laining, except those who have most ilforntiorl about it. -We nosy ...

... THE POTATOE DISEASE. Anscwers to Queriez concernina the PFaunae Disease submitted pthe.ogusrates of Aberdeen to the Medical Officers of the Query Ist-The nature, as far as known, of the disease with which the potatoe crop in this part of the country is ...

... POTATOE :\IURIAIN. f To the EDIToR f tIe AiiSntxiI i JOLICAL.kI_ h SRThe calamitous and extensive appearance of a disease bearing the abovi naimie, in) a necessary of life so highly import- ant to all classes in the community, buit mnore especiaily to ...

... ordered and appointed that from and after the first day of March next, these articles shall be sold BY WEIGHT, as follows, via. POTATOES properly cleaned, at the tate of 321b. per peck; and SiDs at the rate of 121b. per peck, both Amsterdam weight. ?? week William ...

... THE POTATOE ALARM. I To the EDITOR of the ABEnD~EN JoiTRNtAL. SIR..- am a bit of an agriculturist, not vesry, experien'ed, and not remarkably scientitic; but I am able to no~tice factsL and to observe what is passing around me. That the potatoe crop of ...

... prevented, by pursuing the following me-t I 1h °iatthod; t to In tbe middle of summer, when the potatoes arc ;. full bloom, let the farmer go through his potatoe field, u and select those stems which appear to be most beautiful and free from curl, and, in ...

... genierally proceeds freo ill e nothitig of that hind. I teas osl a fari riser tire sari coast ill flte Batilfshire, where tle Potatoe crop failed in 1834 and 1833. As Afl, ?? seas ti lI fir ?? of tic IrIrIId l that coitrtry, the filtrl ce ort was attribuited ...

... theiise of e these potatoes is out of the question, and nowhere in Germany s -hasseach an eff~ct been observed. In the diseased potato no so-. Ilanin can be discovered. It may be of some use to call attention to the fact, that diseased potatoes may ceasily, ...

... POTATE ?? -- POTATOE SEED. - . T - ?? To the EDITOU qf the ABERtDEEN JOURNAL. Sip-In my letter of the 10th July last, which was publish. ed in your paper of the 22d of that month, on the faiureof the potatoe crop, I promised (about this time) to make ...

... so-and-so informed them that he bad seen it among his potatoes, but l few, comparatively, admit it as existing among their own e Early potatoes are rife in the market,and of go quality. 0 STIRLING.-Potatoes have improved much in size during the past week, ...