... going onr and to save deceasedV f(oali the wheel',whern pri. soner ran at himy: and with a blow knocked himi. against Athe potato'cart, the horses went on, anil thei w.fi''el passe' over deceased ; l'atter mightiave had one leg broke before-thc loises ...

... Commissary. General, a person of the name of Macnamrara, a pauper, who would not get credit in the city of Dublin for a stone of potatoes, who was actually suing at this moment in the Court of Chancery as a pauper-were the victims of this knot of thieves -this ...

... few parcels. The demand for Oats coiainues steady-tbe piicetta Fsrivers nesrly stationary. at 12s. 6d. ge- nerally for good Potato Oat.s-but I 2s. . 91 is otcasiowdlv pard, and some prime parcels-have brought l.5s. Tile MAlt- ing Season being near.y over ...

... of Fencesvto tle omany :. 1hair4wread th d 'scApes~of passengers, (youoq and' old) Xfrom the (od'0 ; rio'es dnving of the potato cars, birotgli Dorset- a stroetC on their way balck Sp the cotfnIry, ?? driyer has disposed of'his loAding, ?? proh^ly n peqded- ...

... Wheat (Englishs)..- s to 68s SmailBeans .. Os to v? Ditto (Foreign) ?? SG3 to 7Os Tick Ditto . Rye .. . ' a35 to ass Oats, Potato. to ;, Barley .. 24E o !os ' Polan' d.2-s to ( . 7i.t , ,, ,. 6s tn t;4s Feed. White. Peas ?? 8s to 40s Flour ?? ?? to ftss ...

... liouse; near Wigno, eon Wrdaeiday the 15h ulb. eightl-ushels (oraight fifty six poulnds of pottoes)* bettighe produce pf one potato. ,.The mother potate wvhich_ eai lit into many sets, vljigbed 5lbs. 7vc. andna-tny of tbe ofpni'i., this' yar havre certaiply ...

... att2ck- lug and stricking M chael Toeli, on thd 14h Anril last, white examiniing on behalf of Mr. Gi22eo, the 1I1naICIor, solne Potatoes on board a veseel in the lkiver, anti orderinig soule uno'er weight tobe takcn before the Lord Mayor. The Prosecuior's right ...

... dispatched to lork for the off.onders, t rd t;ey tre; t0vii mre: of tb Flumae of Lrahu VAd Pe:r Cumrirts inte Cruvtntl, at O,, Potatoe MDdrket, Greenr.sircCu on Tbl rstlsy las. rn d ,rortFt | them to tbis office, from ihere they s% tte trn ::smit o m t Lord ...

... APRI. 27. SPITAL FIELDS. Butter in Coils, from 14d to I Id. Pork. fr m 76% tn 4ts per ewt. Hams, frorn 54, to 41ls. Apife Potatoes, ft-1o n 4d to 2.q fd per cwt. Cut. d6. from is 4.d to Is Nd, Veit few Blacks in tle narket. No Pinkceyes. AMelted Tallow ...

... Johnt, her hrother, out of bed on the night ot the 9th March by his direction, at 12 o'clLck, to go to Dubili to market with potatoes. [Here Mansfield's defence closed-and several persons were produced iR favour of the other prisoners, to a prose an rtib ...

... duly cultivated. The forced foriward Peas suffered much by the night frosis, but the Beans are unin- jured. The early dibbed Potatoes have been much cut by the sharp winds. Clovers have lost plant !in many parts, and ate plougbing up for bas- tard feallows ...

... seed for twenty.one acres, The gentle. man who made the experiment, enniders one acre of potatoes equal to two of turnips, with this advatitage, that when the potatoe begins to germ it is even more nutricious than when first taken out of the groutid. The ...