... Kidney potatoes fetch from to 3s per dozen pounds. Lettuces realise 01 to Is per score. Cut flowers consist of passion flowers, tulips, heliotropes, eupliorbiss, carnations, cyclamens, azaleas, camellas, Chinese primroLcs, heaths, and r06(1. POTATOES, Bortoc ...

... a purchaser could be found because the potatoes had been washed. Twelve pounds of them were carried home again the same evening. A quantity of soil was mixed with water and made quite muddy, in which the potatoes were then steeped for an hour, and afterwards ...

... person, but she wee not remarkable out of her profession, and never got out of travtly even common life. She used to stab the potatoes; and said, Boy, give me a knife! as she would have said, I;ive me the dagger! Toe Tox.;re Ileums.—The conversation turning ...

... growing very luxuriantly. Never did garden produce look inure promising, and we hear of no diaease speck, or blend* amongst the potatoes. Quoth Patrick of the Yankee.— Bedad,tf he was cast away on a dir4olate island, he'd get up the next ruin' an' go round ...

... strong and healthy, and k coming into ear. Barley and oats also promise well. There has been an unusually large breadth of potatoes planted this year, especially of one or two favourite sorts, and the plant never looked in a more healthy or vigorous condition ...

... CROPS. The weather continues most propitious, and the crops present everywhere the appearance of n most abundant return. The potato crop, in particular, is luxuriant and healthy; and the effect of our present harvest prospects has been a depression in the ...

... thoroughfare, a narrow passage leading to the water-side. bums of the bricks were carried a distance of 100 yards, tote a potato field. On Sunday afternoon, Robert Oates, aged 39 years, who resided In Bond-street, Commercial-road, Lambeth, expired in ...

... od are most luxuriant. Wheat has improved wonderfully. Barley is a full crop; oats are generally so, and beans are good. Potatoes look very promising, and are as yet free from taint, and turnips were never finer. The Sasser Advertiser, speaking of the ...

... per cent. less than in 1850. The extent of land under oats shows little difference ; but barley has decreased about 7 cent. Potatoes, while they only show an increase in acres of about 2 per !cent., have increased in pr- dace about 45 per cent. since MO ...

... especially on the strong grounds, has been much beaten down with the wet. Some blight has been observed at various places in the potato haulm; but this does not as yet appear to be very extensive. It has, however, generally been found to spread rapidly after ...

... his rent to Mr. Healam, his landlord, he went to Bolton, returning from there about half pttst 12 at noun. lie boiled some potatoes for dinner, and sent one of Ills chUsiree for a herring. Ile along with his two children partook of dinner, and, evidently ...

... present year at 735. 4d. Bread has been dear for two years, or since the harvest of 1853. Beef is somewhat cheaper, and so are potatoes ; while mutton is at the same price as in the spring quarter of 1854. The weather during the quarter was remarkable for the ...