LONDONDERRY MARKETS, December 31
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NDONDERRY JOURNAL
... isry moasm ?s will l»y with i„lul. Wliilo ackiiosled;:ins t!mt tl.oy made K'-cat to avert B'itigate the disness caused Is potato rot—slather they sete the la st ll.at, tlie circmnstanecs, .could iiave been devik-ei 1 not nos discuas-tVy been sins'dai ...
the LONDONDERRY JOURNAL
... the very poorest elsss of landholder—loci, too p ess e.erto extiieaie lbemsel.es from the misery i.ilo wbicb (be fsilure .be potato lies d tin ,n ; aild, .1t1.0a?.. 1 you paper tbar Mr. Miarman Crawford says .ti.t.oo doc. not LLsa.il. attach soh-divis of ...
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... scsreelv worth the trouble of P*B» do not repay half the expense of keeping; pmtUry csnnul be fcept without abundance of potatoes; and for the rearing odvrfc a veariing sold from 255. would not pay for half the mil* during iis nurseling quarter; flax ...
iJrtfßt JNnrßcts
... 1 brail, and 89* per qr. for Gal alt Wheal. Emex, Kent, and Suffnlk. white, new, 44a to 47a; red, new. to 41a: Irish Oat*, potato, new. 18* to 28*; feed, new, 18* to 1M per qi.; Flow, beat marks. 99* to 40* per tack. LIVERPOOL. Tcasnar. Jar. I.—Grata, ...
11111 ARMY —11 . ..0u. a. Du lapel Dawes DUO., else %Dine Homer. . CC..... A 6.0 L Ens, 11.8
... hats doubt of its theeess. from Intend am of two elasses—the eon,iar clue, now federal to peupensen by the failure of the potato. who go to Amerce sit gait of work. and the clue of farmers, pus eased of some who the intention of parchments land constrieratde ...
col F.UAINE MARKETS—Friday, Jan. 4
... stone ; barlev, 81 9il per stone: oatmeal, pr cwt. 12011)8., 10s Od to 10s 61; meal, per ditto, to 8s ; flour per lb., to 2d; potatoes per st; ne, to ; per cwr. t * Ss 41; fresh butter per Ih. (16 oz .) t;> 81 : firkin butter per lb., to ; beef per , 2*l 3J ...
Of i O H li T W3BI 54 EY
... the English, Scotch, and Iris). Agricultural Societies and Farmers’ U 0 don MarUet Pri f Corn , Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, &c., and the Weekly Averages. As Eeo-ards the Gardening Part (under the Editorship of Dr. Undixy), the principle is ...
iEKutatton
... with Rare EXOTIC PLANTS. Also, NEW DAHLIAS PANSIES, PINKS. CARNATIONS, &c.; anti 150 Varieties HERBACIOUS PLANTS, a f y Seed POTATOES,and everythinginthetrway: .vitn few Tons ICHABOE GUANO, OIL CAKE, and CA BROW AY SEED on Commission, win be Sold Cheap. Coleraine ...
education
... to-morrow, it not give one of you an additional potato, or additional rag.” We believe you, Mlcbael-ami more —that, if it were destroyed to-morrow, many and many an Irish peasant would miss the potatoes and rags” which the Clergy of the Estanllshed Church ...
AND IRELAND
... facts prove that the earlier potato planting performed, to secure success, the better. The potato should planted lor reproduction immediately after ir is taken out of the ground, when ripe for Winter store. If you plant potatoes, plant them early. COLERAINE: ...
tiif. Irish rooa law. The of IK,Min h„» iHtor to rs XUM.;,. (to •0.1.0r ol tlx present I’oor Law rroros\L
... the llisil support their own poor. And , , Jul llle , b n p,. urged, the expense Rn.rrnlnent , law to it-ake • the sky rain potatoes, but the , , pi.e.me of eonrse-so many auifl.ng words, true ‘ll' elue parliament dues not estetid physical tm „f whielt ...