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... farmers have been somewhat alarmed about the potato, not (he says) on ac- count at any serious injury yet incurred, but lest the blight should continue to extend. There is a very large breadth of potatoes in this county; and the hopes uf gradual recovery ...
... will be a oepopru ?? wrtire potato than many previous seasions. -ALEXANOSEt SCouI n CAmen, Tortworth. riess SANeDRINGH5AM, NonRoii.-1 am glaa to esy aSS yet our MOnE *potatoes are but slightly affected. I found a Danish Potato ward 2here that took the disease ...
... of them 3it is the potato, to which I shall at present confite toy attention. The Fasne mrs. terv which hangs over the native place of most of the otlher plants made use of bh nmn as objects of cultivation, long attached to the potato ; but it appears nov ...
... THE POTATO. Newspaper, and individual or local reports, re- specting the potato crop this year, vary so much, and arrive at such opposite conclusions, that to get at any certainty on the point was a matter of great difficulty. The vast importance of this ...
... THE POTATO. f The following account of some experiments un- dertaken by Dr. Biggs, of Xingeivood, near Bristol, . will be read with interest. It is necessary, however, t to premise that the writer has adopted the insect r theory of the disease, and c ...
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... quality of this sort enables families in this country to have good potatoes on their tables scery day in theyear-an advantage not enjoyed by Scotland. It is of much importance in potatoe planting to have the sets cut large and strong, and the small ones ...
... LAUGIIING POTATOES. In America the good old custom of serving potatoes in their jackets has been revived, as well as the carved wooden bowls for holding them, and the small wooden platters on which to place the skins when removed. The scientific way of ...
... POTATOES. 3On the importance of detaching all the superfluous I shoots fr the potato sets, and of the inlportunt use I of those dtached shoots: with remarke on a general .routine of cul~t re. IBy imr, John Learns, F.HS. Agreeably to your request, I have ...
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... CHIPPED POTATOES. A Youlh Choked. I A Bury correspondent teJegraplig --Last even. ing a youth named Albert Howarth, 16 years of age, was drowned in the public bath at Bury. He had entered the youths'swimming bath, and was seen to go down. Assistance was ...
... for enquiry into the potato disease, amidst all their plans for alleviating the calamity, have never directed public attention to the manii- facture of flour from blighted potatoes. It has been incontestibly proved that potato farina, or flour, possesses ...