... eilarged-tlie tennnts in some instances were eucopraged to cultivate artificial grisses and turlipis-the cufivatittn of the potatoe ,became counlnon a mote tdtious system of crop- piing thialn ws previously oqseive came into use; and,: ftar ?? anaagentent ...

... 'I'ait, junior, ?? Company, late merchants in Glasgow, have applied ia to e Court of Sessioir ior a di,. charge. John M'Nah, potatoe merchant at Dykebar, has applied to the Court of Session for a discharge. ...

... that one of the three eales had drseen i f.soiil lii- .l air, accompanied by a small hairy demon, and wore thel lying il his potatoe garden; he further astsurcd the country people (and who by this time uerega- e tlherel round himll) that all nature 'Ioul ...

... y Ciase.-Sunday-a potatoe damp, in s ,lle, a field belongilig' to Mr. John Lambert, a farmner I on'. residingwat'Iar3Iibg, in Essex, was robbed of a quan- i adsk tity of potatoes: The robbery being discovered, the t ask tity potatoe 0 ach. thieves were ...

... rs ?? bulb, in whicls way theye kce frests and soupd till the spring, when they I are plsughed up in the same mranntr as potatoes. By the ent re descrrccion of the turnip, allotted for that department of the feeding systeo, the sheep have been bltrried ...

... consump, tion of the people. They continued strangers, for the most part, to animal food and brown bread; the Potatoe-the eter- nal Potatoe. accotmpanled, occasionally, with a little Millik and sometimes with an economical tbodicum of salt, WPs8 their ...

... dictated .tbe indispensable 'expd:emffy of 'providing food for their familles, and it may happen, that after plant- ing the potatoe crop, they may again assemble at Ballinafads; but we anticipate a different result-we hope that the energy of the Magistrates ...

... it seeas to be snore heating. Of' the vegetable adlditions to dinner, green 15ease,t asparagus, cauliflowers, beans, mealy potatoes, rice, and simply-dressed macaroni, are recomnmnendel. Onions andt roots ot thmt sort are acrimonious, and in c no way n ...

... lo: worzel also affords a plentiful supply; whicl however, must be dispensed with caution, cow! ing been hoven by it: if potatoes be given to they should be steamed or baked; those ahtiV to give them raw and mashed, should 3i11 with them, as they have ...

... tiL, andll~ geall' walr1!1th. ALarkvts are rating in this ldistrict as k1llefiS Oatmeal at 1!. per bull, Barley at 11. 'z Potatoes at I 4s. per (Glasgow bob, B r a;.i per lb., best Checse at 8,1,. per lb., ll;c td.E at pd. per stone. Thle present wcatleir ...

... decayed house in t |-iamninond's nzarsh, an abode as dreary and comfnort- s S. Icss as poverty could retire to. His diet was potatoes, a *r salt, tld lwater, with such cheap vegetables as he F t, coulmd pirocure; the addition of milk aud tea were rare n g; ...

... sanetion it will tot be published. At tite late Agricihltural Meeting at tswestry, the sweepstakes for tile heaviest crop of potatoes, ott tlme srhalkst portion of laid, was awarded to a persoit of the nlame of Evans, wio had growtt on 1 S sqitare yat ds ...