... SUBSTITUTES FOR POTATOES. J ...

... THE POTATO CROP. There were 236 loads of potatoes received in the market this »e ...

... friend with me who had confidence in his ability to know the potato blight when he saw it. was on the morning of hursday last, and the hour was still early, had not gone before we saw potatoes both in the fields and in the gardens, but there was no blight ...

... among al be them, unless in the event of potatoes becoming as the scarce and dear as they have lately been. , v ies Nor is there in this country much probability of tion the working class giving up the use of potatoes for- alr sted that of Indian meal, even ...

... E ESTABLISH Mm .(Duty Free.) AXCHESTDjnjXIOX.—POTATOES.—'The Guardians Manchester Union are prepared to RECEIVE TEN EMS SUPPLY, the Workhouse*, of POTATOES, to t loads w.-eklv.—By order, VO. HARROP, Clerk to the Board. Union Offices, New Bridge-street ...

... Reports from Kerry state that the potato disease is committing havoc in that neighbourhood. Twelve thousand Cheshire oheeses were destroyed the late great fire London. The report the commissioners appointed to visit Mayrooth College represents the moral ...

... the product of the potato plant, shewing the very great value of the Potato, both as an article of food and the various uses to which it is put in Arts, Science, Manufae- tares and Commerce. T & Co. Farina is the starch of the Potato. This is the finest ...

... Carlisle Journal of Saturday describes the potato crops in the neighbourhood of Egremont as magnificent.** Groningkn, Skpt 11.—In consequence of a report received from Antwerp respecting the disease in the potato in the neighbourhood of this town as being ...

... Oats, per bushel, 2s. 8d. to 2s. 9d.; Potatoes, per windle, 7s. 9d. to Bs. Od.; Butter, per lb., Os. Ied. to Os. Od.; Pork, per lb. 43d. to 5d.; Eggs, 24 for Is. MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET. -Tueoday last.- Potatoes, Bs. 6d. to 9s. Od. per 2521b. LIVERPOOL ...

... months of the year, the increase in the importation of potatoes, above the increase of corn imported, is very remarkable. It was as follows:- Ten months Total corn and flour as of corn imported. Potatoes. Qrs.Ct 1806842. . .627 086 ?? 290,738 ?? ?? Increase ...

... of the potato disease : this had, ever, failed produce much impression, and prices of Wheat had receded 2s. 35., and those of Spring Corn Is. to 25., at Edinburgh, Glasgow, and ether large markets. The accounts from Iritim ...

... 0 P Cr Potatoes, per polij 2.. 4.1 0. 1 4 :: 133 Cucumbzrs, each1 00. . 0 OjO 00 0 0 0. . 00 bi Grapes, En~i~h I e 0 0 0O 00.0 00 0.0 00 Ditto, fori'~gi. I 09 1 4 08B. 1 0 0 1 6 Ditt, fr o.g.o0 0 00 o..o 00 0 .o0 re n. COOKING POTATOES.-Potatoes being ...