... not looked Upon as a flj average-crop; in thle Fens, they were mluch injured, sv the Rape-Seeds, by the Midsummer-frosts. Potatoes i~,t recoveredl themiselves, andl bid fair to turnl up abundaritit The early Tulrnips were much taksen ofl bv the fly; *hatlh ...

... the property of John5 6eorge, , e of i'dhusiclitnuiarnsptotsl.-jdmnes Hopkins, chtarged with steeling thle thlouta sack of potatoes, tie ploperty ?? ?? Vott Ioi- rel't Uite edge. rati -~iiufIe Mt Rristly Uel-George Beale mand Wliim vt arfltt, for stealitig ...

... Hatherill, an d Win. Long, for stealing 5 clucks and a gouse ; Wim. I-hlider, for stealing barley * Jarmes Gav for stealing potatoes. Harldlabaur in. Devwiss Hoase *f Correctiln.-thlos. ihlam3i, l1i ain rhqs. -3reacher, accomplices of lrihiorn and Felthai ...

... Fricndsfuoip: 50 tons ?? the St. P'atric k: 48 tolls poclatoes.-.Il the hisrnes ?? John,: 'o tois potatoes.-1lI the Josias 51 toils ?? the Callhe- rine: 60) tons potatoes. B.ti.'siaoisiPo-In the .Zsciv Mary: Wait & James, 660 barrels oat.. LoNDow-Is the Travis: ...

... most prosperous crop,_'lhe if plarnations from Farnhramn Lo Alton igive the most flattering a hopes. 1c.s101 Afe,*ets.-Old Potatoes are ?? at from I 2s.r g to'14s. per saek, new ditto, 21s. to 235s. ; Butter, from is, 4d. to tl is. 6ud. perlIb.; good Ducks ...

... approach, and their cry is 'Wari'hawkW' la a signal for retreat. On the brickkills in thifi 6eld they cook whatpver meat and potatoes they plander from the v'arious shops in thle neigh- bonsihood in the open day, aitn in the flice f tie shop- keeper. On Mondays ...

... prisonies, of whom 3 were for vagrc, tip and 66 for' felonies. The first prisoner tried *as Ev es, for stsaging nine bushels of potatoes from W. Ur Wedrnre, on the 2d of March. Prosecutor missed tie potats'the folowing morning. and suspecting the prisoner, a ...

... -six Moid/ts : Phikpll illett, fire stealing it pair of troweera (and to be, ttces whrippedi); Jeremiah F'awn, for stealing potatoes~, Elijsh Williams, for stettlino liner at Biath.-Thue er/re: Sarah .Cliappel, for privately stealing ItI yartdsof printed ...

... 5lba. of-lead at H-Jorilcd; t [eter Latham antd JoF. Barofiald, for stealingl 14s. 'IThomats Poole, for stealing ?? pecks of potatoes;_ i nne Danisis, fivr stealing a quantity of yarn ; and Lostisa Bissqx,,- for passing-.coasnterfeit shillings ~at. ~Vestltury ...

... Deat1it' ftia sie',eli'i iron.d ! li ltse crisoners anere ecat setind neld to haiti tilt ) J1bet Wit Ira, for ?? saksn f potatoe t J. Ilirreiu f fr t'eInC abrass s ?? ilite ate! hued aallis : .fiinss -l ggitr, frr stealing- Itley.-Eaint rlgltttis A in ...

... a grcaf' co, t, &r., fruia the edeelling-lhotise of IL. l-mu-- kin, of Clifton Win. I-icks, for stealinir a quoanftrityf potatoes, at Winclucomb Herij. Toosmey, For stealinas sf ilk hardhcerchiief. same floptr, &c., at flaripisry ; Win. Itichairdsosi ...

... garden belonging to Mr. George Pet ry, of the Clutton Coal-Works, Somcrsetshire, there is now growinig a second crop of' potatoes. The tirat crop ?? dug in June, siitce uliich[ time thle present crop hins been sat. It is natw in full blossom, atid promiees ...