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... pint of table. R s 'beer in a quart of wateor- ( A hearty Dinnor.-1 ounce 6 dtams 2 scrnples of Ican (i rmnpsteak, half of a potato, and 18 grains of greens. Fori 71 pudding-70 ponnyweights of boiled ris, with 10-17ths J 'e of-a spoon of moist sugar. If ...
... shall give one more' extract from the letter of the quaker tourist:-f In the west, and all round the north-west, pigs and potatoes are twice as abundant as they were last year, and both are better in quality. The c cry for protection is universal amongst ...
... cioveretd with a layer of eatthis1 bor h-stuff, a foot 01' eigliteess inches ideep, arid wvith twetlils cut refore steeding, p~otato liatairis, or sny Wtier refuse ; tins will soois becorme a mans iif ricli siarire. Tire sliffeient kinris of rtsaiirre-tlhe ...
... following result of his cultivation of Potatoes from ut South American Reeds, with a supply of which Mr, hee Miles, 5sIP., bad kindly favoured the members on Ve the 15th March last year - ng The Peruvian Potato seed was set in ordinary of garden-ground ...
... -a leg of mutton, a leg of pork, or apiece of beef would make an affidavit of this, if required. The only vegetables U are potatoes, and those so small in quantity that they e have only one for each person. They are not stinted as to bread and butter at ...
... give utterance th to the feelings of my brother magistrates in saying that they wo coincide in opinion with me. It BELtAST POTATO MARmOET.-Tbe deliveries in this In market from tie 24th to the 29th, inclusive, amounted to en 266 loads, weighing 115 tons ...
... notoriously, e trod awry. They demand legislative encourage- ment for corn and cattle; but their secret hopes are fixed upon the potato ; and the result of its tem- r porary restoration would be an immediate. return to high rents, extravagant expenditure,icareless ...
... some of the most famous Uralian deposits, yet MI. Daubr~e, who examined them carefully, came to the final result that the potato crop on the banks of the river was worth more than all its fossl treasures Even in Siberia, where the produce is so far beyond ...
... wouldreside at home for econory now. Three and a half millions of the popniaton lived bread now that were supppoted on potatos formerly. Thatstate of things coule, be ?? by employing the peoplea and by the-land beipg let at a fair rent. It ba been statet ...
... munificent contribution of the Right Rev. Doctor Kennedy, towards the relief of the starving poor in Kilrush Union. BELFAST POTATO D;AaI;ET.-The deliveries in this market froin the 24th to the 29th, inclusive, amounted to 266 loads, weighing 116 tons. For ...
... cheapnessf the foreign provisioits i'tro'dpced iuto this 'olintro that toe are noP abli to pupp ' er? 'The failure of the potato ctols iu a cgqntr'y labouriag under a deseand vicious s) stem o publce~y aind .priyvtq msuage -, nient, has throoin an enmous ...
... g Ic -.IIeii ?? Irif ?? le -- 5r eo TIUE TWTE1LVR OiOL)EN 11ILES OF POTATO I is GhRtIWING. 1. Grow nanoe blit tlboie isieli ripn lit August. e 2. l'bint Nhole iniddle-sized potatoes. e 3. Plauit oanildei atly light soil, manaanted some months t, previoulsly ...