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... 'THE GUARDIAN' ON POTATOES. The 'Guardian' is astonished that people should find fault with his speculations on potatoes. It is, he says, a thankless office to warn of approaching evils. No doubt it would be thankless office to give warning on Saturday ...
... TIHE POTATO CROP. id WALns.-We deeply grieve to state thaot the potato blight 80t Its is spretading in the principailtir and in Cheshire. It will be pen !Ii well to stock every availablfe li ces of ground with such sulb- p stitutes as the tione of year ...
... the potato crop in that quarter. Inl mayV plaCeC it is wili - allCrdyV Utterly3- destrOyed, and inl all it is hilsttuilin to extire of' tion. Suict is the case in Loru, a celebrateil potato-growinlg list , district, wihenice excellent seed potatoes wete ...
... WHEAT AND POTATOES. What good has the repeal of the corn-law effected ? This is a question always put by the monopolists when the newspapers state that an individual here and another there make, or attempt to make, a reduction of wages. You said that ...
... THE POTATO FAILURE IN LANCASHIRE, Throughout the whole of Lancashire the loss in the potato crop from disease and flood has this year beea most disastrous. In the northern division of the county, about Kirkham, Omstang, Great Eccleston, Pilling, St. Michael's ...
... coming abundance are gratifying. A month7 ago. old potatoes, only about half of which were eatable, 9 were selling at 2s. Od. per 20 Ibs, and nc ' potatoes he at f3d. per lb: at p~resent old potatoes axe scarcely 1g saleable, and new are selling, both ...
... I MILLI N AND.- POT'ATO MEHUUANT. SEQUEL TO A WEDDING AT (CHEADLE. 1ANCHESTE¶t'BREACH OF PROMISE 'CASE. A breach of promise caFe, in which the plaintiff was Annie Stringer, a milliner, employed by an Old- ham-street drapery firm, Manchester, and the defen- ...
... FAILUA blOHE-POTATO CROP. ~ Cro artur er When evils'beco idableuch as suffer must, in self-defence, look t 'fly he face; and on this principle it is no long ,fnl or necessary to conceal that the potato co'taio is a' rsal. Among the hills and moors it ...
... TIHE APP'EAIlANCF OF TIIE POTA.TO CROP. I'll . . _ _ ?? - I ;t.I Thc accounts we have received of the potato crop, -t throughiout the country generally. are still of a g, favotuable character. fn some districts. it would vy appear, that the dlisease of ...
... TIHE TJIREATENED POTATO DISEASE. A good deal of alarm has been created, during thle last few days, by the announcement that the potato 'crop has begun to show decided symiptomis of being infected with the disease that proved so fetal to it in 184.1 ...
... CURIOSITIES OF THE POTATO ROT. ht It hoas been urged ~y some correspondents that in DLI ,r travelling to inquire into and 'report upon the existence of rise A the potato rot, I should do miore than say that it does not tf( exist in some. given, locality ...
... T P RO AND -H-- - THIE POTATO ROT AND THE. i LARMISTS. ?? -le alleged appearance of the -disease in the new Sb ij1LttO crop has been the great subject of speculation vve prl liug the presentweek. In the corn, aswell as the 3 attoo, niurket, such is the ...