... 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 ...

... CULTURE POTATOES. To (hew of how much confequence, the [j™ the people, the planting Potatoes on Wheat Fallows has proved experience, pubhfh the following extract from letter addreikd to the Board of Agriculture by Sir John Methuen Poore, Bart, of Wiltfhire ...

... preserving potatoes may be executed, even in wet and unfavorable harvests, within doors, when otherwise there would a great risk of the potatoe crop, if left iv the fields, being either greatly injured or much diminished in quantity. store potatoe food, thus ...

... us to what extent the potatoes which they ate were diseased, or whether, supposing that the diseased potato is not poisonous, it has not in its affected parts lost all its farinaceous character. We have examined diseased potatoes of the present year in ...

... THE POTATO DISEASE. The Council of the Royal Agricultural Society have received the following statement from Lord Portman, reference to the potato crop in Dorsetshire, viz. : Bryanstone, July 31, 1848. —On the let of July my gardener observed the potatoes ...

... LHE POTATO DISEASE. ic MANSION HOUSE COMMITTEE, DUBLIN, AND SIR R. PEEL, +] CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE MANSION HOUSE COMMITTEE 1e AND SIR ROBERT PEEL. a, ** Mansion House, Dawson-street, 7th Noy., 1845. ip Sir,---As chai rman of a committee consisting ...

... POTATO MARKET. Bororvcn ane Seivarvicios Magkers. ~Owing to the prevaitling eold weather there is 8 very steady dessand for patators these markets, and prices hase an upwan! tendency, with every prospect, as the arnvals e stinne hght, of further improved ...

... POTATO MARKETY, Bororcn axn Seivarvicins Mankers.—From Jerey about 2 tons of potaties have come to hand since our lnst, with but mvderate arcivaly from other quarters. T\rt— offer ot bemng by any weans extensive, the demand has much more active than of ...

... POTATO MARKET, Sovruwaak, Warsesioe, Mascu 18.—~In consequence of very limited sopply during the past week, the best samples bs gone off readily, and every description have been eagerly s afier, and seme fresh arrivals the latter part of the week brouc ...

... POTATO MARKET, Sovrawank, Wareasing, Jawvany #.—There has been a |- supply (rum the northern distriets during the past week. bu! fimited from the Channel Islande and the West of England M-M(flufi&mwhl'fibwh a continuance would have considerably assisted ...

... POTATO MARKET, Sorvawark, Warersior, Arnie s.—The continued fine weather during the past week has forced vegetation rapidly; the town markets have been abundantly supplied with most articles. Hot weather alwavs causes a serious depression in our market ...

... POTATO MA lIAIT. Sourawarx, Wareasiox, May 20..-There has been a cor derable change in the weather since our I-Oxcfl; the ear part of the week was as hot as usual, but the was storms & _ar v i Gvgnitr-Sunfipter Spufianell v dainy AT T YT G WD TSI WY S ...