... POTATOES. New Potatoes .. sa. to 70. RAW HIDES AND SKINS. Kest Heifers' and Ordinary Steers. pr. 81b. 2s. fel. to 2s. Al. Market Cal( Middling MIRE! !SKIMS. Os.od. to Os. Od.—Lambs Is. 'a. a Is. 10d.--Shearlings 6d. COAL MARKET, FRIDAY, dust 5. Ships ...

... inhabitants if agriculture » prot .'•*•'• ' He then enter! into a detail the properties of the potatoe.and shews that in point value wheat-can bear with crop, of potatoes that many cases the former cannot be obtained mthqut previous: year's fallow; while, dating ...

... THE POTATOE. The following important communication on c of the POTATOE, from Thomas Andrew the scientific and able President of the Horticy' Society, appears in the volume ofthe present ye° Transactions of that excellent Institution, and win / less prove ...

... POTATOES desirous of supplying the BIRMINGHAM WORK[ HOUSE with (>OO Bushels ol hest Bine POTATOES, i semi in sample' and sealed Tenders, addressed to the House CoHMi riEi:, or before Thursday, the (>th Day of next, Birmingham Workhouse,-Oct. 2H, 1823 ...

... THE POTATOE. Sir John Sinclair has just published Calculations of the Produce and Value of a Potatoe Crop, and of the means which we shall be rendered, a moderate increased cultivation of potatoes, independent of foreign nations for Food,' should our ...

... POTATOES PERSONS desirous of supplying the Birmingham Workhouse with POTATOES, (about bushels) are requested to send in Samples and sealed 'lenders, addressed the House Provision Committee, on or before Thursday. Nov. 12th, 1829. Workhouse, Oct. 3lst ...

... THE POTATOE. Sir John Sinclair has just published Calculations of the Produce and Value of Potatoo Crop, and of the means by which we shall be rendered a moderate increased cultivation of potatoes,' independent of foretgn nations 'for Food' should our ...

... raising the potatoes, not turned by Ihe plough. In tbe report of the agriculture of the county of Hereford, drawn up for the British Board of Agriculture, is a descrip- tion of an excellent implement invented by Mr. Yeidall, fur taking up potatoes, having ...

... poultry—the potato. If you should happen to be disposed to conjectural anticipation, you will perhaps think that I mean to propose, what national gratitude ought to have done long since, the erection of a statute to Sir Walter Raleigh by whom the potato was first ...

... POTATO I'ITALFIELDS. prr t Middlings 0 to 0 0 ''.lsts 1 10 Uto 0 Common Red 0 0 0 to U Si COVENT GARDEN. 4 Ton WAIT • to .C 4 0 Middlings 2 00 to 210 ('hats 0 U U to 0 itnon Red 0 ft 0 to U II .1 Y and S 7'!?. rfr, per Loqd. r 4 ITHFIELD Hay Clover - ...

... POTATOES. The peasantry of Ireland, and perhaps half the whole population, subsist entirely on Potatoes. They also constitute sotne portion of the food of every other class of the community. One might as well propose to an Irish peasant to live without ...

... POTATOES. UPWARDS of 2000 Bushels of excellent POTATOES TO BE SOLD, OD BROOM-HALL FARM, SL'NNINGHILL, Two Shilling* per Buikcl. AppUr»tion». on the premises, any between the boors of Eightwd Two, will ittended to. tVENDOVER AND BUCKINGHAM TURNPIKE. TOLLS ...