... ES ALLEN, Hicu Srreet, West Brom has about To Hundred Bushels of KNAPSACK POTATOES, and upwards of Fifty Bushels of Earl quantity of SALMON KIDNEYS. KIDNEYS, to DISPOSE OF at a reasonable price. Also. AYL “8S LIST OF NEW AND SUPER FLOWER AND VEGETABLE ...

... ON THE POTATOE CROP, AND PLANTING POTATOES. A correspondent addresses us thus—Will you allow me room in your paper for a few remarks on the subject of the Puts toe Crop —a subject which, considering the universal use of that root, must be of some interest ...

... POTATOES. Another point which Potato-growers have taken for experiment is the difference in produce where whole tubers and cut sets are employed. This is a question no small importance, if we consider how considerable a saving in seed is effected in a ...

... Potatoes. SOUTHWARK, Monday, Jan. 20. The weather during the past week has been mild, much against the consumption Potatoes, and the trade having some stock on hand, the demand was limited, and the expectations of the salesmen were not realized. arrivals ...

... Potatoes. SOUTHWARK, Monday, Feb. 3rd. The arrivals during the past week have been Bberal, and the weather being favourable for the consumption of Potatoes, the demand increased, and best samples were eagerly sought after. At the end of the week there ...

... thr.e potatoes, which had already burst, but had not yet mad: any length of shoot, were selected for week's experiment. Two of these potatoes having been steeped in brine for four hours, oue of them was dusted wicn lieac, and then both were planted aloug ...

... POTATO MILDEW, OR POTATO-PARASITICAL FUNGI. [A letter from the Rev. Frederic Dusautoy to the Editor or the Taunton Couribr.] Sir,—There are, the present time three points, (I believe generally overlooked,) respecting the Mi ldew, which, at the bidding ...

... POTATOES AND THE POTATO DISEASE. (From the Gardeners Chronicle.) t In proceeding to discuss the bearing of the evidence now colletet'd concerning the potato disease, it is desirable to pass by for the present all speculative opinions, and to confine ...

... POTATOES. Copy of a Letter to Meitrt. Holland and Lfal, Potato So /«. men, Heals Wharf, London. The part of Franc, whereof the coast surround. the Channel Islands, and wherewrth the communication ,! daily prevail., namely Brittany and Normandy, »,, , ...

... THE POTATO. Oar researches not often carry us into the vegetable kingdom, and a tuber may stem an odd topic for the Editor the Norfolk Neics. But the potato, or rather the potato disease stands, in dose relation with the politics til-' day. The failure ...

... Potatoes. SOUTHWARK Waterside, Monday, March 3. The supplies during the past week havo been liberal, especially from Yorkshire; and there have been some arrivals from France. The weather lrecoming more genial. lessened the consumption; which caused a ...

... established in Poland. The potatoes which have furnished this exception are of the kind called ' Ash-leaved English Kidney potato,' and were obtained from England two years ago; they were planted in the midst of Mr. Kedzlie's other potato crops, on land of the ...