... potatoes. Great complaints have been lately made, « ,] great justice, on the pernicious, nay poisonous eftecu eating Potatoes : indigestion, flatulencies, col and other disorders, have been much experienced - and many evils introduced into Ihe constitutions ...

... THE POTATOE. On examining thin slice of potatoe under the microscope, its structure will beautifully seen. It will be found composed different layers, which the external one is often highly coloured, and contains a certain portion of delettriolis substance ...

... POTATOES. The Limerick Reporter of Saturday, says: —Forty-five loads of potatoes came to market this day ! ! They were immediately purchased up for seed by eager buyers. After a minute inspection we found that they had not the slightest appearance of ...

... POTATO GREENGROCERS, COAL, and JL DEALERS.—Tu LET, In th« above Line, deckled bars «alii, situated the main road—coming-in for goodwill and fixtures, 18/.—satisfactory reasons will given for the disposal. Apply at No. d/. Bethnal green-roarl. OIL ami ...

... POTATOES. Mr. Editor, It is an indispensable duty tint man owes society to endeavour, every |u»s>il)le means he can, to ameliorate the condition of that most useful body ot its members the industrious mechanic, fccc. either active beneiioieiue, by poinli ...

... FilO Potato Growers, Potato Salesmen, & Others. To be LET, and the LEASE to be SOLD, of an excellent POTATO WAREHOUSE, in the Wholesale line, situate in one of the principal Vetetable Markets in London. This old-established concern, and has been many ...

... THE POTATOE DISEASE. A short brochure* upon this important sobject has appeared, in the shape of a letter, addressed to Sir Robert Peel, Bart., by a Naturalist.” It is written with considerable spirit; and after discussing the prospects scarcity at present ...

... THE POTATOE CROP. “ There cannot be a doubt,” the Cork Constitutional says as to the existence of a partial blight in the potatoe crop, but it is equally true that present it is of so trifling nature that there is no well grounded reason for alarm. The ...

... established in Poland. “ The potatoes which have furnished this exception are of the kind called the * Ash-leaved Kidney Potatoe,' and were obtained from England two years ago; they were ilanted in the midst of Mr. Kedzlie’s other potatoe crops, on and of the ...

... THE POTATOE CROP, Extraordinary Crop op Potatoes.— lt is now pretty generally settled that the accounts circulated of the ravages of the potatoe disease were greatly exaggerated, that the early crops were the most seriously affected, and that those which ...

... culture and uses of Potatoes. There is nolliiug fanciful or imaginary in this art; the whole is founded on plain and evident facts, of which every man may soon satisfy himself. There is very able paper on the subject of the farina potatoes, the thirty-first ...

... THE POTATOE TRADE. A very numerous meeting of the potatoe dealers of the metropolis was held last night at the Hungerford Arms Tavern, Hungerford-raarket, for thepurposeof taking into consideration the great disadvantage under which this particular trade ...