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... THE POTATO DIET'. Scene —Tub Exchange. Alas! dear England ! when thy sons Cry out for bread, how sad thy state is ! Bat sadder still, when Aldermen, In c&iMt'rous chorus shout Potatoes ! Oh ! Meredith ! no merry death Were theirs who, dying,'• 'Tatoes ...
... diseased potatoes, which are of uo value, should be immediately burnt ; the same should be done witb the rotten potatoes, which canuot be ot any use. Nothing should remain of them. 4. It is necessary to a°oid as much as possible planting potatoes in the ...
... Potatoes. — We are plad to hear that, if potatoes have proved had in some parts of oui county, there are others in which good ones are to be found. At Billes- don, we learn, the appearac*. of the early crop is all .that could be desired. ...
... rotting the old potatoe. lly the above method I have hid lour crops .f new potatoes from one potato-*, exclusive those prodnee from the sprouts, planted in the garden April and June, from winch 1 ebtaioed two crops ot well grown potatoes in September and ...
... Sale of Potatoes at Barrow-upon-Soar. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in October, ABOUT 12 Acre* of excellent POTATOES, belonging to Mr. W. LEE, of Barrow-cpox-Soar, the greater part of which are Aylesbury \Vl>itet. Further particulars in a future paper ...
... i>‘ Potatoes —The 'hert* iNI Ij' ' • • l;lH great a quantity of potatoes planted in iil- The 'hat Ihe O.ri-tlan Hro- land ihi, ycr. tl„l if pro.r - hare received nolice In .il Pre.toD in July. 'nee, ne.f.amh .ill .ufficCMt for .n-unipuni, cl The Manchester ...
... Potatoes Seed.— Such the extreme scarcity the ub leaf kidney potatoes, th.it the extraordinarily high price of one guinea per was obtained for (We bushel* intended for seed, at Windsor, on Saturday. IItKLANI'. Almost eeery small farmer in this emutv whacan ...
... Valuable Growing Potatoes. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By VV. DAVIS' 1 . On Thursday next, November 2nd - , 1826, , ...
... The Potato Rot. — We have been informed that an entire family have been admitted into one of rhe hospitals, being in a state of dangerous illness, produced by eating diseased potatoes. — Dublin Pilot. The Board of Trade and the Potatoe Failure. — The ...
... Summary.— Notwithstanding Peat heat of the weather, and which is more elated to forward potatoes sereral stages to- 7** maturity than Bills, both Houses hare been f ¥«nt in attendance tbis week, and • great deal * finest disposed of. This assiduity, in ...
... In some fields of potatoes lately taken up by Dr. Rae Wilson, at Kelvinbank, Lanarkshire, many were found >to weigh, each, about thirty ounces. ...