... POTATOES. IiVANTLD to he delivered at the NOTTINGHAM tNION Wont novae. 100 SACKS of POT A TOEN. —Samples to be tent to the Workboute. n,l sealed TINSMAN delivered on or before Friday the 9th instant. A BARNETT, Clerk to the Union. Nottingham I7nios, November ...

... objections to the extensive culture of potatoes are likely to removal. regard to curl, would appear from the experiments of Mr. Crozcr, oj Alnwick, in Northumberland, that it can be effectually prevented, the potatoes intended for seed later, and taking ...

... THE POTATO CROP. regret te have to announce very un'avouiabie intelligence respecting the growing crop. We were the fim journal in Ireland to give the public information regarding the condition of last year’s crop. believe we arc also the first at the ...

... THE POTATO DISEASE. After all the learned stuff that has been written upon the subject, and the innumerable remedies suggested, (many of them not very cosy of accomplishment,) it is gratifying to find that the potato disease is some decree to be checked ...

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... THE POTATO BLIGHT. Contrary to the general expectation of practical men, the potato disease of last year has returned upon us this season with redoubled violence, and those effects which were attributed to the peculiar nature of the weather during last ...

... aeks,. 1106 baskets from 63 baskets and 6 ba from Boulogne. Foreign potatoes, the quality of which has prov tolerably good, have moved off freely at from 6/ 15s to 8/ per ton. ‘potatoes, which solid at from 1s to Ja 4d per stone of CARLISLE, Saturday, July ...

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... ON THE POTATOE. (By Evan Hurst, gardener to Samuel Hole, Esq., Cavnton Manor, near Newark, Nottinghamshire.) From the F/oricultural ’Magazine for October. As I am subscriber your valuable Floricultural Magazine, I send you the treatment which I have for ...

... Some have advised to plant deep directly the seed potatoes for next year's crop below the reach of frost; it may be well, in ordinary years, to this with ripe potatoes, but if the unripe dropsical potatoes of lS4sbeso planted in winter, they may perish from ...

... judge, an undoubted average crop, and the growth of potatoes, which was spoken of with such despair would turn out to be very different to public expectation. The fact was that immense quantities of potatoes were kept back from the market last year until they ...

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