... CULTURE OF POTATOES. TO THP;. EDITORS OF THE-LEEDSMBEROURY- GENTLEmIEoc,-Having .rebi iin your. last ,eek'is Mercury a few lines on the causes of thie failure of Patatue crops, wherein the writer states, that salliog them by the Lineolishire growers'was ...

... ltiupt tire' al1itrest erieind rorm, gauther teleri lmicil eat-ie r- ii - t cet I d in prectire- i ta lt thre hilt if ilee potatoe be rco peirilrry ?? lirfsire ' icy lii athlls II. the iscest jiltee- I obeluserr, froiser theI c-cryJ elfi greait clciiaetittuil ...

... of a dr c : o Cor2-i aind Potaotes' an the subject of potato dlet ; ?? tlhe'satsfactsen of nindi-g thiat lie h accords witli mny remar ks,' . verI oersintendedt to imply, tbat a eonsed nealy, potato was n5 unwhipleoide. -Thistniny be :inown by the context ...

... Oats, Potato*and Poland, Pint*. --Mr*iibgT.OW «id'to MM prr Shellinct to 9**.. 3«a Sl* (M per Riyned ~£3l to £M#»i perlul r*i ...

... great scientific knowledge or ) experience in the culture of potatoes, we shall now abridge, in a few sentences, the chief hints which have been given to prevent tt a failure in the potatoe crop in this and subsequent seasons :_ a nit. It lies been r ...

... PotAtO PolAlld Fliesliuid and Small. Bean», Small Tick.. Malt, • lUpeuccd. ARRIVALS RfCPORTKD. » h»at H«t77 I Oat, IM« , H.rlcy I H..n. lUS I Pr,. _ | R,« T»r«. _ | | Mh,lMn( .tSR-Mdt *» | Flour Averagr price* of (»r»in at Wakefield for the week rndinr ...

... days days previous to the commencement the late snow storm, a root of potatoe was dug up, io the garden of Mr. Henry Dale, of tbe Sun Inn, Northallerton, to which was attached 15 potatoes of an immense sixe and weight. Tbe largest of them weighed 2Jlh., and ...

... fiatictt. THE NASSAU POTATOE. MR. BAKER haa obtained a Potatob from the Continent, which he is able to recommend for general Cultivation. It has been Cultivated Three Years in England, and in the last Two, when disease was so general these were quite ...

... Covent Garden Market Tuesday morning green peas were sold at 3s. per quart'- new potatoes. Is. 6d. per pound ; asparagus, both Dutch and English, at from Is. 6d. uer bundle; cherries (the finest), 10s. per poundgrapes, 12s. per pound ; strawberries, ounce; ...

... floin drains and sewers, where vegetable and animal:. matter is in awstateM 'decemposition; or by an excess of potato 6 .diet. . ' Tue potato, although.it is not, generally knowyn, contains., a T -cofisiderhble 'portibn 'of the' pQoisonous` properties ...

... metropolis. The Potato Crop America.—fFront ik* | Ltrertuxtl Time*.) —We that, whilst the grain Harvest in the United States ha? been unusually | had, the potato crops have been more than unusuallv luxuriant, much that the abundance the potato ' crop will ...

... RIPON. Potato Crops —The produce of the potato crop, except in low and wet situations is excellent and of good quality, and notwithstanding the im- mense quantities which have been pied or stored for spring, and the yearly stock delivered for g family ...