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... tn 9Ds; good to prime clover, 9Ss to 112s 6d; ioferior to fair do, 6a to 80s; and straw. 20a to 36s per load. POTATO MARKETS. NEWCASTLE POTATO, Feb. 12.-Trafalgar Station.-Scotch rupplies were very light, Owinr to the frost being so severe in Scotland ...
... Robinson, Druggist. J. Robinson TO IHE POOR ON POTATOES.-Before you cook our potatoes cut off the crown with as many eyes as you `11, and preserve it for planting. Cut away the diseased part of the potatoes and dry the good parts before a fire, Old preserve ...
... THE MARTYR'S POTATOES. Ahi Waunarlwyaa, a village near Swansea, Mr. James George, whose fame has travelled far and wide, was seen by a representative of the South Wales Daily Post, who ?? was Philip George, whom I encountered at first. -My brother, he ...
... small, lis 6d ; do., large, 10s to lis Butter, per firkin. Newcastle Potatoe Market, Yesterday.—The supply of new potatoes was large, quality tine, and they met a quick sale. Scotch potatoes, 20s to 22s per load ; English kidneys, 2s to 3s per score ; Duteh ...
... Society of Hex- a;am helda hieetingatMrsW'ilson's, Bush Inn, on tle24th .ult. for the exhibition of Ranunculuses, peas, and potatoes, when the prizes weie awarded as follows:-Ranurnculuses: MrRobert Chariton, of Wall, 1st and 3rd, with Roi lre- derick and ...
... THE MARTYR'S POTATOES. C AT .Waumariwydd, a village near SwanEea, Hr. James George, whose fame has travelled far and wide, was seen by a representative of the South IWales Daily Post, vw ho ?? was Philip George, whom I encountered at first. - My brother ...
... NGLISHI ROOKE POTATOES, FOR SALE .[ which kave been growvn on negwly broken-ur Land, and wvere nearly Perfeotly clear of Disease. Apply at The Lea, Rrding.Mill-onl-Tyno. [2032 POTATOES. t01 SALE, a Quantity of Sound WHITE and F RED GERMAN POTATOES, in Neveastle ...
... the potato; and,fourtlsly, and lastly,as a proof of the absurdity of the said edi- tor's strenuous surmises in recommending to encourage the cultivation of other reots as substitutes for potatoes, that now at the present moment, although potatoes are ...
... Tubs, Steelyards dDeiY aeFrs.Gie.Soes &e., Twvo W asd an excellent Saddlo and Double-reit o. a Quuntity of American and Red POTATOES S I to om0 ene It One ?? precisely. hegs leave to state that the Carts, Gears, !I Crple'vnte are nearly all New, and worth ...
... New 31 „ OATS. „ red 41 47 feed 21 new ! Potato Norfolk 4ic., red old 41 47 Scotch feed „ new : Potato BAKL..V. Irish feed, white 18 20 Malting 31 Fine 21 22 Chevalier 35 Do. black 18 Orindinc . 2b 1.9 i Potato 21 Distill.ng >4 ; peas. malt. White,boilers ...
... with a single row is generally preferred. As potatoes make their appearance above ground draw the soil well up to t therm, so as to protect them from the slight frosts that are I still liable to occur. Potatoes that are planted at the foot s of south walls ...
... lhrvest money. In addition to thoie terms, there were also a free house, thG leading of coals, and 1,000 to 1,200 yards of potatoes planted. In the cases of ploughmen aeteards a boll (f barley was added to thsese peiquisites. Lads were paid according te ...