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... THE POTATO. lie( Me TO TJTE EDITOR1S OF THE LEEDS 1MEECURY. Ji nGrENTLEMEN nw--E. ?? wobs -in your poosi~r of the 26th iet' rty 11 Wlat Nutrimeont Iic ithere In f'otatoea 2 Permit me, to direct hoit( ittention taapilmphjletpulhdabu eoarogonhorpr- ties ...
... were visited by the blast and were lost, In Powers. town, Gammonsfield, Kilcash, and Kilanurry the potato crop was a compiete failure, and all the potatoes offered for sale in our m arket (Clonmel) on Saturday last were partially black, so extensive is ...
... visited by the blast and were lost, In Powers- r town, Gammonsfield, lilcash, and Mslmurry the potato f crop weas a complete failure, and all the potatoes offered b for sale in our market (Clonmel) on Saturday* lest were t partially black, so extensive ...
... were.vielted by the blast and were lost. In Powers- town, Gammonsfield, Xilcash, and Kilmurry the potato I f crop was a complete failure, and all the potatoes offered I for sale in our market (Clonmel) on Saturday last were .1 ipartially black, so extensive ...
... THE POTATO CROP AND OUR FOOD PROSPECTS. WE are sorry to say that the worst apprehen- dial sions hitherto entertained respecting the Potato crop are esp likely to be realised. We fear the disease will be quite Thl as destructive this season as at any period ...
... thrown over them, then a jai potatoes, again a shovel ful1 of salt is epiead over thern, . ~ir ona till arh pie Is teoidhed. They are tiohen rhateced oP be ' winter, and when opened at this time of the 3eat. iO55 potatoes for setting or eating, It is ...
... ?? O Celery from seed *. . Potatoes do., do. .. - .. 6 Swede turnips ?? ?? ?? 288 Radlishes ?? . .. 75 *Blank grown with curiant bushes ?? 108 Cabbages ?? ?? ?? 72 0.568 ?? ',ir AsX l~ie~aicsust or fnl caer Wt *The potatoes *ere plautad in ssiater fromn ...
... quantity aotd indifft reint in qahitiI but complaints as to potatoes are, we are hlvaipy to SIYs comparatively rare. The advices front Ireland ore else, happilv, silos1 03o the subject of ?? potato blight. Printed by DOUGAL M'GO WAN, of 17, Great ?? street ...
... quantity and indiffirent il quality; but complaints as to potatoes are, we are happy to say, comparatively rare. The advices from Ireland are also, happily, silent eon the subject of the potato blight. MANcHESBTER CORN MatAsIT, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, -Throughout ...
... Batifuand Aberdeenahlre, 'feed, 2ID to 25s, potato 23S to 27a ; Moray andReoss.hire, feed, 2Ss to 25s, putato, 23o to 17; Alemouth and Berwick, feed S3s to 25s, potato, 279; Lincoln *nd Yorkshire, Poland, 21G to 265, potato 22s to 25s, feed; 21. to 24., black ...
... Banffand Aberdeenshire, feed, 21s to 25s, potato 23s to 27s; Moray and Rossshire, feed, 28s to u5s, potato, 2Ss to 27; Alemouth and Berwick, feed 2Ss to 25s, potato, 27s; Lincoln and Yorkshire, Poland, 21s to 25s, potato 122 to 25s, feed, 21as to 249, black ...
... Basin, en account of thle ice. The Mary, Plumb, from Goole, with coals, for 13lakeney, and the Rose, Sharp, from Goole, with potatoes, for London, put into umber Dock Basin, on account of ice. The Express, Austin, from Gainsbro', with goods, bound to Newcastle ...