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POTATO DISEASE
... obedient servant, Medical-hall, 168, Piccadilly. HENKY REECE. Dear Sir,—I examined the potatoes submitted by you to chlorine, and then kept in a warm dry place. The potatoes were from my farm at Willisdon, where thefcrop was first taken up. More than one third ...
THE POTATOE DISEASE
... THE POTATOE DISEASE. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—The general interest felt in anything relating to the potatoe disease will be ample apology for my transcribing, for the information of your leadeis, some extracts from a letter, by ...
POTATOE DISEASE
... POTATOE DISEASE. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Sir,-Since the first appearance of the potatoe disease ani failure of the crops, volumes have been written, and thousand of pounds expended in scientific research, in order to arrest the progress ...
POTATOES FOR SEED
... beard of since the firsi introduction of the potatoe into this country, from Peru. in 1597, until wilhin a very tew years, Formerly, it was not considered necessary to have any rich ground for raising potatoes. On the contrary, tt was a prevailing arror ...
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POTATOE BLIGHT
... POTATOE BLIGHT. We regret extremely to learn that thta esculent is again the prey of disease. The Carloui Sentinel thus writes on this melan- choly fact CARLOW, MAY 29.-A gentleman who has visited various parts of the barony of Slievemarigue, Queen's ...
THE POTATO DISEASE
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THE IRISH POTATOE CROP
... THE IRISH POTATOE CROP. Nothing can be finer than the potatoe crop of this weason, in this part of the country it would bear comparison with any year for the past twenty. We state this on the very best amhoiity. We regret to say that our report of the ...
PEEL, POTATOES, AND PROTECTION
... PEEL, POTATOES, AND PROTECTION. C From a Correspondent.) When Sir Robert Peel first propounded his free trade mea- sures wc were at once pleased and surprised. On seeing what had taken place, we felt the same might occur again. Yet scarcely had one season ...
TREMENDOUS POTATOE DISCOVERY
... Maynooth -money is so* wicked I-not content with spoiling the Irish potatoes, rotted the potatoes of Belgium, the potatoes of America, the potatoes of France everywhere, more or less, the potatoe was !!mitlen a little under the cuticle, or ...
-----THE POTATOE DISEASE REMEDY
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