... THE DISEASE IN POTATOES, THE POTATO SCROFULA Tub letter of Doctor M’Henry, of Larne, which appeared in your paper of the first instant, has anticipated my intention, by declaring the same views on the subject of the potato declension, in a manner so clear ...

... introduction of the potato by Raleigh, is found id the manuscript minutes of the Royal Society London, December 13. 1603, when, are told, the President, Sir Robert Southwell, informed the fellows that his grandfather first cultivated potatoes in Ireland, and ...

... THE POTATO. O I. THE TI'K N mono the numerous productions of the vegetable kingdom, cultivated by man for food, the members of that extensive family of plants which botanists have denominated crueifenc, term derive*! from the Latin words crux cro>s, and ...

... following directions : 1. I>ig your potatoes in dry weather, if you can, and if you cannot, get them dry as fast you can. 'J. Keep them dry and cool. ft. Keep the bad potatoes separate from the good. 4. not pit your potatoes,as you have been accustomed do ...

... POTATO FARINA The dromore potato farina manufactory have appointed Mr. WM. COWAN, Church-Lane, Belfast, Wholesale Agent for the sale of their FARINA, which will found, upon trial, to a very superior article, free from all adulteration. The price being ...

... SEED POTATOES. fin H E SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM I the Nobility. Gentry, and Farmers of Ulster, who are desirous of procuring SEED POTATOES, that he has about 120 Tuns of American Bread Fruit to dispose of. They were grown in Huntingdonshire, are most ...

... potatoes for sale. ONE Hundred Tons good* Seedling Potatoes; also, a large quantity of Long Ulacjfa am' Red Down*, at Cogry, near Doagh. Apply to Mr. Donaldson, Montgomery’ fast, where samples may seen. f 11 lb April, 1840. • '» Market, Del- ...

... SEED POTATOES. The Chairman thought it would well for the members f u,t Society recommend farmers, as aa the potatoes were raised, to pick out the amall potatoes and preserve them tor seed, having tint greened them, exposure to the atm. Potatoes ao prepared ...

... apart in a layer, and over each layer of potatoes should be placed a layer of turf ashes, dry turf-mould, or dry sand, or burned clay, to the depth of a few inches. Thus be formed bed of potatoes, each potato being completely separated from the other ...

... SEED POTATOES. MR. GREENLAW has on Sale, his FARM, a few Tons of his LONG WHITE SEEDLING POTATOES; new and very pure sort, produced from the Seed of the Apple of the Potatoe. The quality is excellent; they yield a much greater crop, and keep better than ...

... UNSOUND POTATOES. T BEG TO INFORM THE FARMERS OF I LECAH, that I have made arrangements f*>r conducting, in Stores, Kii.uiimsii, the conversion of Diseased Potatoes into Meal, according to the Process recommended Doctor Hooor.s, Professor to tls Cbemieo- ...

... THE DISEASE IN POTATOES. PLAIN DIRECTIONS FOR THE CONVERSION OF THE POTATO CROP INTO FOOD. Various plans have been proposed, hy the Government Commissioners and others, for converting that portion of the potato crop affected with the prevailing rot, into ...