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... POTATOES. W , > HOLMES, & TOMB, Qtian- tity GOOD-KKKPING POTATOES, to be delivrreil at tlieir Doiifgall (^uay. Belfast, Nov. *JQ, Ship HOPE, Captain Kemp, will take in a small Quantity GOODS Freight, for Gibraltar and Messina. TO THE AFFLICTED. A NEPHEW ...
... THE DISEASE IN POTATOES, THE POTATO SCROFULA Tub letter of Doctor M’Henry, of Larne, which appeared in your paper of the first instant, has anticipated my intention, by declaring the same views on the subject of the potato declension, in a manner so clear ...
... THE POTATO, The dry cool weather which have enjoyed for the last few weeks will have saved the potato crop from destruction, anything can. But all is still uncertain, and as appearances are becoming every week more unfavourable, is desirable that the ...
... POTATOES. Best acre, in holding of acres or under, Mr. Wtn. M'CleUuid, of Dungannon, Ist prize; Mr. William Seignior, do. Boat rood of potatoes. In bolding of not more than flee acret, Mr. George Moon. ...
... POTATOES. TTf OBT VTT & warn »» pn-ch»«. > Quantity of OOIIU-KEEIMNO POI-ATOES hibeknian ben£voi.emr society. *\ry. tl.e p,«i.'.ent a,.J th ...
... introduction of the potato by Raleigh, is found id the manuscript minutes of the Royal Society London, December 13. 1603, when, are told, the President, Sir Robert Southwell, informed the fellows that his grandfather first cultivated potatoes in Ireland, and ...
... Potatoes 0 4 6 per lb. ditto Mutton 5 0 Veal 0 Lamb 0 5 0 ditto Butter 11—13 ditto COUNTY OF ANTRIM,) next General To WU. QUARTER SES- SIGNS of the PEACE for said Couoty will l»e held At BALLYMONEY, the llth of Oct. At ANTRIM, on Monday, tKeflth of October ...
... THE POTATO. regret very much to state that extensive failures have been already discovered in the potato crop the west of Ireland. some instances the seed is rotten ; in others small tubers have Wen formed, are always fatal to the turtber growth of the ...
... THE POTATO. (From (ht Gardener's Chronicle.) Gentlemen will find themselves mistaken if they put faith the idle rumours of the potato disease being stayed, or exaggerated, or about to disappear. Whatever local circumstances and the incomprehensible changes ...
... THE POTATO. As far we can ascertain, the present position of Scotch potato crop sufficiently described in the follow inletters:— The [jotato disease has appeared here in an unmistakaeble manner. I discovered crop to be blotched the leaves and stems three ...
... must be because we Irish'are all i'potatoe brained. If this is not the case, 'the proper cultivation of the potatoe is WtilU unknown, and the phenonienon attributable only to the powers above. A missed crop of potatoes is a melancholy event to the labour- ...
... potatoes. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 300 Sacks Kound-Hed Potatoes, of good quality and large size. JOHN MUNN. Derry, Dec. 18, 1835. o{j to be let. Aiian house and about 10 acres of I.AND Apply to Charles Norman, Fahan. 15th October, 1831. ...