... kitchens, &c. were filled in a minute, scarcely ?? those below time to make a precipitate retrenf. Several coal cellars, potatoe-warehouses, and others along thle River, by the Green Bank, Tootev-street; &c. &C. were filled to the top. in q dol-ev-street ...

... Ct greelt, atit still irfirrl gesil kecu; 011 dry and clevaird SittiatlUiAS tlnet' liars sirfiered Tbe xvister crorpe of potatoes are ticarty taken op ansi prov C Ito tie ri til~iii L~i anid go ni. Frout !hlS1e iti's0 'i vsr theywonig and store cattle ...

... cotisiderabte time, and seems to hare moved, aitice I first P, saw it last night, abiuit tiwo dect'ecs. asil Fi ost-lsitten Potatoes-Are restored to their itattral Po taste and flai-tur by being steeped in cor'd water for twelve nia hours before they ate ...

... lootked to for a suep- ply, to melt the iecesiity now tvlt in the Nortih, from the very ?? I ?? of the late crops of oats and potatoes.-Fortumiitely, however, for thart country, the Corn lien course Bill has opened LIe p(;rts of England, to sullply the delicieucy ...

... restrved stuck to thie designs of agii- c1tmlUure, and had silcceede(l to his wish. Ile had pre- viotlv puilled a -'11iglc potatoe lie had received at sew South Nales, i. a us cuetplace; entd sad suc- .fvtiedd in rearilg at sticessoti of crops, until lie ...

... quanrtity osf potatoes, frier tortated accorduiir to his plao, whicboilev-hasve distributed Sate in the Southein districts of--:Engltnd,, to,.7make sod useftsl s very discovery rhore generally kniowrn. By. KT.eCrozer's process, theI the potatoes inrenried ...

... ?? wchl prepared icr visar in halli th :%b 've oasts of the kingdtom, -a id ufili be soss's as Ssoo as ss esd C.!n he ?? potatoes in ail tite [mloe illtbeill p.srs of tite coilutry have thel most prossussiota a Ins' rane C-T)c price ?? grain constinue ...

... of .1. B Garfoet i, Evq; riceased. As potatoes are an excelient crop this year, andc wheat mcal very ordnfarv and( dear, it. is recomssaended 'to the poor, as well as the rich, ru mix near a third part of potatoes in each bskitgo, which makes the bred ...

... 'ards a 'fw situations, where the circumstances Aire petuliarly favourable for their vigorous growth. fieh taking up of the potatoe crops has now been -every where completed, and these were perhaps never, -uponl the whole, more fully and abundant, in -all ...

... distant, ii iowas ?? inrhcs wide, rovering the sets vvjth a loe ; wheu the tops of tie potatoes appear, hoe the land as occasion nisy require. This meode of raising potatoes is not alone applicable to -raste land, it hls Len tried on a ioil of godi lard, in ...

... extend to Lnnaqptl.~ SI,- ith pleaiure I resuail Io~'or pnflent instill&ion ii ~iouc Paper of tle 0Srh nilt, for planting 'r Potato~es in rough land. I be- leave to eeqis5t you w'ill inctict F in y.our ncext paper the f rocn bl~ain especting tiie 'i if planting- ...

... iad ot bread . firbr .three husideed .,rtis TI'.Iin cRUsdmptioa, wten wtI be wi listS a pound orbriqatj to' our gurid Ot potatoes. Tae Oosn. cc fort d6rrlve4 Iornm tlU. se- of podatos by the *morKlug titsei, , afford~q~tsrmost ?? :l fsiv -avtr their genal ...