... be stored in the uiual way, and ptinted whole the follow- rig April, in drrills, tvo feet apart, arid twyelve inches potatos from potatoe in the drills, and it will rarely happen that the ex- perinseiter will nou be rewarded by the possession of a kind ...

... int2SentCe. Very GLJ-p potatoes winchb run small are, taking them one with an- he other, dearer than good sized potatoes, even though their adl price 'is lower by ia shilling per bushel, while when bought -l byweibt large potatoes must be cheaper because ...

... up to now being contenting themselves with old potatoes, strengthening themselves with the reflection that new potatoes were beyond them. Now, however, they are arriving at the conclusion that new potatoes are almost as cheap as old ones, and therefore ...

... to which sre the best potatoes to choose. Fortunately there does not appear to be any room for concern this year, for all are good, and I was told by a. lar.e. potato merchant the other day that he Lad not as YEt szeen a badl Potato in the market. I darusay ...

... accustomed to cook the potatoes in their jackets and skinning afterwards. It is said that when this plan is adopted only one potato in sixteen is wasted, while. according to the ordinary mode, one potato in eight is lost. As a rule, potatoes are better to be ...

... tle -asoden' and conveyance, has been completed.- WdeE Reniew. THtE POTATO PESTILENcE.-Tt is oboerv some of our correspondents, says thne 6udrelesldt that tihe water in which potatoes are boiled tao sire odour, and advice is given how to proceed ' cases ...

... Shlepherd's Piee-Boil as many potatoes as are required for the quantity of meat; suppvsing there were a pound of meat, six or eight large potatoes would be sufficient. Cold potatoes may be used if conveniert. Mash the potatoes, and1 beatthem till smooth ...

... the process of decomposition was accelerated. The substances more particularly experimented upon wcre potatoes and beetroot. The whole of the potatoes were affected more or less with the prevalent disease at the time they were selected, but upon examining ...

... ; 3rd, Mr Sanderson, Best two cauliflowers, Mir Dixon ; 2nd, Mr Brown. Boot six kidney potatoes, Mr Dixon: 2ad, Mr Sanderson; 3rd, Mr Brown. Best six round potatoes, Mlr Sandorson ; 2nd, Mrl Dixon; 3rd, Mr Brown. Bot feour turnips, Mr Turnbull, WVhalton ...

... John Cairns. Best six potato onions (weight), G. Buck, Middleton ; second, Geo. Jeffrey, Hepburn; third, John Grieve, Wooler. Best six potato onions (quality), G. Buck; second, H. Tait; third, J. Grieve. Best twenty-four round potatoes (weight), B. Foreman; ...

... The prizes were awarded as follows:- Vegetables.-Best kidney potatoes, Mr Richardson-2nd Mr Anderson._Best round potatoes, Mr Richardson-2nd Mr Forster. Best onions, Mr Johnson. Beet potatoe onions, Mr Watson-2nd Mr Sharpe. Best leeks, Mr Surtees-2nd Mr ...

... Worcester sauce to help the Sa7our. Boil some potatoes, and rub them through a wire sieve. For each pound of potatoes melt an ounce of butter with a tablespoonful of hot milk. Best the liquid with the potatoes to make a smooth soft paste. Pua the fish and ...