... plot or so for our own consumption we have given up growing potatoes on a scale. A wise old Irish lady gave us what she believed to be one cause of potato-decay in the following words: The Potato heol • certain age, like everything else; twenty years generally ...

... Harper. of Messrs. Oakes and Co., was charged with the theft of a fowl and a quantity of potatoes on the night of the let instant. The accused stole the potatoes from the kitchen and had them in a basket an& going to the fowl house entered it. In doing ...

... en Mr. Downing at the European Jail. TEN POTATOIII CROP.—The coming potato crop promises to be a comparatively good one. There has been considerable extension in the growth of potatoes in the district, but tho disease has not yet disappeared. A disregard ...

... confirmed my opinion. Potato fields, meowed with phosphate of ammonia and carbonate of ammonia, showed all the symptoms of the disease to such an extent, that in az weeks two-thirds of the potatoes were eatirely denyed. On the other hand potato plants rnannred ...

... is no POTATO OOLTITATIOIL—Ths instbsr ha bete very favourable for potato cultivation which is bail/ szteaded in all dimities. Thera is the of a srop before the frost oats is, if it anus too.. es is gamerally sporshemded, asil if the of the potato, perespae ...

... vegetables. All the above excepting Daz- v_ . .• . r . . jiseling hill potatoes, have been raided from sup- has yet been sumnitteu. De scheme was introplied by yourself. As regards the potatoes my sue. duced from the 14 February 1884. It provided would have ...

... maissjoi toes Europ od ba too, tl 7 *mini 1 *se ai With I doubt IMIkW potato ...

... under the title of fried potatoes we find potato chips. Pommes de terra sautees are, as a rule, slices of already cooked, or partly cooked potatoes towed in butter, or dressed a /a Lyonnaise, a /a maitre d'hotei, &c., the potato chip' is a specialite ...

... good deal, and to some purpose. POTATO Dissasa.—We are sorry to learn that disease is very prevalent amongst the potatoes, even among those grown in new soil by the Badagas. By far the greater quantity of the potatoes brought for sale on Tuesdays in the ...

... Clarke. The prize was a silver mug. In the Potato and Ring Competition six potatoes were placed in a heap, for each lady winPeting, at one end of the Rink ; at, the starting point a chalked ring, each potato had to be picked up with . a spoon and pieced ...

... dipressicis these, should occur, I trust to your emealty to patdon. The sob. Jest le POTATO'S. Shall we coulter it festally, politically or physically / For uader of those Potatoes safari as ample theme ter the The Sardonic omits arbldi if observed on tbe costal ...

... were arranged for the guests. In the potato and bucket race. instead of Jill madly clutching at potatoes, whilst Jack looked on, a new element was introduced. Jill held the pail whilst Jack tried to go the potatoes up from the ground on a little tea spoon ...