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... 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 ...
... HOT-BED FORCING. EAIILYCVCUMRERS, MELONS, RADISHES POTATOES, FRENCH BEANS, and ASPARAGUS. AS there are many Gentlemen that are not the Habit keeping a regular Gardener, and may have Pleasure iv the above Amusement themselves, the Writer of whose Time ...
... BREAD FROM POTATOES. To the Editor of The Northampton Mercmy. Si. ,—As corn will most probably maintain price during ensuing any of your correspondents who may posses, competent knowledge on the subject would confer great benefit the no.. r snaking known ...
... HOT-BED FORCING. GARLYCUCUMRERS, MELONS, DISHES, POTATOES, FRENCH LANs, ami ASPARAGUS. AS thorp arc many Gentlemen that arc not in the Habit of keeping a regular Gardener, and may have Pleasure the above Amusement (hemselves, the Writer of these Lines ...
... quality ol the blood. Hence roasted potatoes have been successfully employed as a specific against the sea scurvy, huui otner.reuiedies have failed. This discovery was made in Fiance. is singular that boiled potatoes not seem to have the same good effects ...
... xxi. an. IBOS, p. on tiie Feenluof Potatoes, ate. It N Mod that the water imbibed the when boiled, is likewise pure and wholesome, but then 1/ not gelatinized. Directions to observed Making Bread irith the Fibre Potatoes. Mr. Jefcoat, of Gateshead, Newcastle ...
... favorite seed unavoidable necessity of setting fi* an experiment some potatos the size of a small nutmeg, proving of such inestimable utility for the preservation and the improved seed of potatoes, requested Edward Gardiner, considerable occupier of garden-ground ...
... near the skin. f On great scale barrels should used with two bottoms, about fiire inches apart, the upper one to kern the potatoes; out foil holes, so that impregnated with the dark coloured matter may p:iss through them, and thence through hole at the ...
... of the raw potatoe consists farina, and the half of that weight of fibre. The produce an English acre of potatoes, therefore, eontaiusof Farina 2,7.50 Fibre 1.3--0 Solid matter 4.100 Liquid matter 12,100 Total The farina of an acre of potatoes, at 3d. per ...
... —Superfine, —«. 345. to W. 4r».u»315.-Gr«y.24-. to 30s.—lleaiis, . s. 275.—Tick*, »*. tu 2(H.-Oars, 16» to 18s.—Potato!*, —5. 235.— Potato. 14K—He**** . ' - • to £22.—F.Flour, i0».t0455.; Second, 30s. -40s. BsiispiKi.n Markst. Fbil-*y. Si.Pi. 2». Heef ...
... samples M the former. Bean, are fully equal great former reports. I.-as, large cr p with defective samples. have not done well. Potatoes full a-.care p. Scotland rid Inland, mildew not made great ravages this country. In the former, ihe most sanguine calculators ...
... —s. to to —s.—Kye, ifs. to 203. 10 —s to--s.— Malt, Jus. to W. 28s, tu Grey, 8. 278.—Ticks, 228. to 16s to —s. to 228.— Potatoe, 243,.—Rapeseed, £22, to £24.— F. Flour, 408.to 458.; Second, 352. to 408. ...