... (new) 38 »r Oath. Ditto rod (old) M Ell*, tod .. ID—potato „ . Ditto (new) a, Scotch feed .. 00 00—do. Norf., Lin., and Yetk. Irinhfeed, wliitelfi 17 18 Ditto ditto (new) 43Ditto,black..15 17—potato 1822 Barlbt. [mw | Malting, 34 Grinding 24 27-Distilling ...

... flour, 36 bales barov, 37 sacks potatoes, Is tirks butter, s boxes 2 basks salmon, 561 pigs In the Nora Creina, from Wsatertord: Ridgway, and Allis, 186 sacks flour; EPage, 25 casks double stout porter-Order, i5sacks potatoes, 26bales bAcon, 3 pius spirits ...

... 51d. a pound; potatoes (York regents), 101s. a ton at the waterside market, Southwalrk. Iu the 4orresponding three months of 18151 the prices were-wheat, 3t6s. 7d. a quarter; beef, 4d. per lb.; mutton, 4j8. per lb.; potatoes, 70s. Potatoes ale therefore ...

... the circuit and the Exeter club, which was won by the latter. Ten POTATO BLIGHL-In St. Just, in Penwith, Cornwall, and the neighbouring parishes, nearly 411 the early crops of potatoes are destroyed, except on the sea cast, where they seem to be less ...

... and. potatoes, (York regents), which were 70s. in the winter of 1352, are i2.7s, 6d. .a ton in the winter of 1853; a price which, itjs to be feared, places this espulent beyond the reach of auny .poor families. It may be here stated, that the potato canxnpt ...

... in ISI to 5id, per pound in 1855; mutton falling from 6id. to Gd. a pound, and potatoes from ll s. 6d. lo Ins. a ton, in the same period. The fall in the price of potatoes, the liberal administration of the Poor-law, and sanitary arrangements, are held ...

... ltimnaty egi'eed totile te master should be empowered to purchase a freshi supply of potatoes, and charge them to the contractor, Mr. atoru soe said that the matter of the potatoes reminded him of a matter in reference to the diet of St, Peter'swork- house. Some ...

... agreed, on,. to expend the same for fuel, and pptatoes.: On Friday upwards of three hundred per- sons were saupplied with potatoes at 3d. per peck; and yesterday wood and coals vere sold to them at half- price. -lis Royal l Highness the Eirince Regent ...

... at fully former rates. Wheat, per or. 9 Easeliltat, white (old) 3 Ditto , (ww) 39 OATS. Ditto red (old) 44 Ens. fee£ .. li-potato S3 „ Ditto _~(«») 43 Scotch feed .. 00—do. 00 Norf., Lin., and York. (old) 45 47 Irish feed, whlteW 17—?ne 17 Barley. [new ...

... she had. She replied, Only a three-peck one. Witness searched, and found the basket produced, containing recently-pared potato rinds, under the table in the room. Mrs. Cooper thereupon exclaimed, 44 Oh ! I forgot; that's old one found the bouse when ...

... blast furnaces to be stooped. TIIE POTATO FAMINE-Dr. Hooker, at the suggestion of Mr. Gladstone, gives pablicity to the method successfully introduced by trie late Rev. Professor Henslow for utilizing disesood potatoes. This method lepends on the fact ...

... 71 frks porter, 3 cakes greaves, 10 kegs brls lard. the Gipsy, from Waterford—Order, 100 frks hntter, 17 cakes greaves, 12 potatoes, 12 bgs mussels, 9 brla kild* porter, 60 bales rags, 20 pks fowl. the Briton, from Wexford—Sylvanus Hunt, 60 frks butter ...