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... THXE POTATOE DISEASE. Mr. List, the efficient Supeaiuterndenr of Police in the county of Edinburgh, hanving, on thed 23d of last monoth, addressed a letter to the various Superintendeurs of Police of the counties in Scotland, requesting information regarding ...
... !TO FARMERS, &c. TT' iRMERS and Others may be fupplied wirh SOUND SEED £ POTATOES deliverable at Leith, by applying to Alexan- der ?? merchant then, ?? March 1. iBiO. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY. FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS AND GRANTING ANNUITIES ...
... to the de- fender forty tons of potatoes, at the price of £5, 5s. per ton ; and, whether the defender is in- debted and resting owing to the pursuer the sum of £205, with interest thereon, as the price of the said potatoes, after deducting a sum of £5, ...
... Mulrankin Castle, some of the finest specimen of potatoes we have ever seen They were of three different kinds, viz.:—American Red, American White, and Strawberry Reds—the latter is perhaps the only potatoe which has not been attacked with blight dur- ing ...
... be secured to them. M&cEam Fon TURaNING Ur POTAToEs ERO.M Ta Dana.- Mr Watts of Fredericton has invented a machine (a peculiar kind of plough), which is so constructed as most thoroughly to tern up potatoes from the drill, leaving them entirely free and ...
... tser' proprietor. lhrerc remainedl, however, some potatoes and other matters still to be divided be- wsveen tlier and ]Paularil was to go to Servalles on a certain day to arrange the division of the potatoes, and carry away his portion. Previously to this ...
... levy Go potatoes, tact here have a l Ilevid Ion potatoes ,prt- for sate, tltath tat ai cav- , cit pressly in market- FItsi sic hoveav- inei title itcure t- etc ortlos of derloratec.. hr. hlm~sght ogoes teta hy act oat thi cat imptrter of potatoes-the usag-e ...
... The affair thus ended. To COOK POTATOES-Tuie LYoNs FASUION.- When potatoes are boiled, cut them into slices, and put them into a ssaucepan; pour some onion broth over them ; tier add it piece of butter-keep the potatoes hot uvitiout boiling. Slice eight ...
... last. The prisoner promptly denied, and the witnesses were produced. He had been superintending the sale of some bags of potatoes in front of a shop in THigh Street, late on Saturday night, when a number of playfully-disposed juveniles congregated in ...
... while the ripening of the still uncut crops is us satisfactory asthe farmers can possibly desire. With re- spect to the potatoe, we have great pleasure in being able to report that the disease has made no advance since our last ac- counts. The leaf, ...
... Cnors.-The appearance of the crops in the neighbourhood of Beltast is gratifying, and no comn- plaints of disease in the potatoes are mentioned in our reports. i We ehad an opportunity of looking over a private letter from I Kilkeel, on yesterday the ...
... following in-tanre of the value of the intatoe in tlel fatteninot of catile is deserving of ?? one acmt' rer pa3nreiwith potatoes, frrmtheprd)LceC ,f;vtbicht R at ?? have been kept fronm the tact wveek is February t° the breenning of May ; also seven ...