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... general . tion of the operations of busbandry, but wasy inferior brauches of country labour, require much more skill and | POTATO MARKET. experience than the gresier part of mechanical teades. Tue | Bomoven axp SeivaLeisios Masxurs. —The arrivals of p ...
... Gilks and Joha Robioson, of Morton Pinkuey. Three moaths lmprisoument. William Bird, charged with stealing a guantity of potatoes, the property of Benjamin Chapman and others, of Finedoa, —Two months imprisonment, John Cass and John Broow, charged with ...
... new, 32, to —~a. Harley, mmuvs.—hq,u., o 32, chevalier, 325 to M, Malt, -‘lfl,*h_,h. 50n. 10 Sde. Onts, feed, 20u. to 350. potato, 235. to 254, Beans, tiey, 30e. te 328 ; old 3% 10 Sde., emall, —s.to —s. Pess, rey, 31y, 10 Bin. maple, 3is. to 335, white ...
... pan, the property of William Fountain, of Stoke Hammood.—No true bill, ~ Willium Pritchett, charged with stealing & fnm{ of potatoes, the property of William Curistopher Newell, of lhfuc»o.‘_—%{: weeks, had labour, Sarab Smith, charged with stealiog & piece ...
... 27a,, malt N, W, te A, ehevalor 3is. to toe. Malt, Suffalk and Noefolk, 56 to e, heow n, 500,00 548 Oats. ferd, 20u. 1o 238 potato, 23e. te 255, Heans, ek, 3%e. te 420, : old 320, te 345.. small, —s.to —a. Pess, rrev, dis. to Ais. waple, Jls. to X3s. winite ...
... assasiting J scph Rowe.— Com Liinnat is porter at the Union Honse, at Latrerworth, and it servod Sharp with oue pound of potatoes for dinaer, when he need some hal langnage, and strack witness, A soufll - took pace, in whic the otier theee defeadants ...
... .0 crsssssesssese 8 4 Flannel ditto.. .. ooue esseses o B§ Borovan axn Seivarvieins Mankers. —Although the arrivals of potatoes have not been to say great, since Monday last, we have lithe or no improvement 1o potice i the demand, and our quotations ...
... a friend who was visiting that celcbrated spot, in the year 1530, while lo o king at the crops of potatoes in the gurdens, that he introduce! the potatoe himself 0a the Holkham estate, bat five years tlnr:hhn he could prevail upon the poor people to cal ...
... 2és. 10 s, malting, 30, 1o 32y, Phevaies She. o 330 T, Rallih aad Nachoh st 8 lrow SO, t 0 Sde. Oate, foed, 20s. to 298, potato, 20 to 254 Beans, ek, Aon ta s old Se to Sie., small, —ato —s. Peas, crey, Jis, 1o Tin. mapie. 315, 10 330, white, 390, to ...
... coivieeed @ 1 3] Pigeons 0ee.00nd 8 2 6 Rabilute ‘cach).co. 1 6 0 @ Rabbite v vvurensat ® 1 9 Py i 8 6 6P ceeeiiiiieninns @ T @ POTATO MARKYT, Forovcu ase Stivacvicins Manssrs.—For the best samgdo ol petatins we have a better demand, but without any advanee ...
... preparative towards foediog, for a change of oo progressively richer aceclortes fatteniag. After they bave twca wsod to raw potatoes for o fortnight change your plan 3 boil the potatacs, and give them in pulp warm. Having fed them ten days or & foctnight ...
... priccs are asked for wool, 10th, ur Saturday, the lith of February, between twelve and altuough iittle has been doig. The potato warket is ';'Y two o’clock. e . ' S g }'.f:'.i;g PSN SRR Se« ot answer for | Ouford, Feb. I.~The Savitian Professor has ...