... ? fesi. TUls tronibla ot seasI Imsh peasiiatry ot the West is tho-n tebiY hase no alra;se crp to fall b~clc onis Whon die Potato fails. Thieir plots airem nu eni-sli for c sea ...

... successful in M\tosque on ti- Outskirts of Cairo, with ics beautiful chromai' c colouring. A homely subject, Peeling Potatoes, is treated writh charming siinplicitv bv W. Lee Hankey, RI. Charles Colline, RPB.A, is verr happy in his representation ...

... J. Brown, and tir. J. Giirsour being the prit- cipaf succesful contestants with fr e specirnens of turnips. carrots, and potatoes. Amongst thie 'imc- eesses of the showr was the butter section, in wrhich Mr. W. OIr took the four first prizes for fflukin ...

... and humorous piece, describes the , punis-hment which befel a thief who -wa-s in the I habit of st-ealing his neighbour's potatoes. The tuan who fired a shot of hail at him is -supposed to tell the story:- a Honaniver, at long anr' at last, we seen him ...

... ' tie two form- ing a brief retrospect of ti-e twelve montos throutigh w.iiolr wte have just passed. Otner articles are ' Potato CtiltivaLiun, by .T- J. P.. S., and ' The Poultrv Yard. litr. A. J. Stanton, the editor, introduces the contri butors in ...

... William Creatiacre; 3. XVs.hmnn Mia::- Imery. Four leeks-i, Thomas 0-its ; 2, Rob' i?i 2 Sin:; 3. Wslliana Creche-CC.--e potatoes (eolocscerll-i. Thorn-is Raw; 2, William Cruehers; 3, 'William Stcwarr-. Six poritaoe.a lwnirel-i, William Montgamery; 2 ...

... - e-ses in I hos. MDiessrs. T. & JYM'Erv-ol, limited. AO, Victoria, Square, li-ave a etrtmatt stand in which they dip~a~y potato spratyesr, conibined, Du--r Dli(Tansd ralo-' ct-s isy eifferost rackets, on; teeti1 'twov-horse rn k-c's, chille-d plough ...