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... Devon & Weat Country, feed 13 15 Northumberland and Scotch, feed 18 23 Dundalk, Newry, and Belfast, potato . . .. 16 18 Limerick, Sligo, & Westport, potato . . .. 16 18 Ditto, feed 14 16 Cork, Waterford, Dublin, Yo usual, and Clonmel, black 13 15 Ditto, ...
... some of their corn from abroad, yet to rely almost wholly on foreign corn would be more dangerous than to rely on the Irish potato. Experience has shewn that deficient harvests are in a great degree general, not local, as some have supposed, and the recent ...
... Eoglish, Scotch, and Irish Agricultural Societies and Farmers' Clubs — London Market Prices of Corn, Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, &c., and the Weekly Averages. As regards the GARDENING Part (under the editorship of Dr. Lindley), the principle is ...
... whom had more than seven shillingsa we he says, they breakfasted on nothing L water from his pump, and at ne cold boiled potatoes, a few of the nur turnip tops. Tiis was when we had pro and in a county uninfested by manufact been rather notorious for ...
... coast of Donegal; so much so, that it exceeds anything heard of for the last ten years. We have lately been informed that the potato disease bhs scarcely affected a tuber in ?? Parts of the county, and that, owing to these circumstances, a great change for ...
... held together by small pieces of tin ; by Itosaide sat a little ridy sort of a woman luxuriating upon a dish of onions end potatoes. Her husband, she said, was a labourer; his average earnings 2s. 6d, to Os Cd.-somelimes he earirs nothing. I go out (she ...
... coarse woolled 310 4 0Quarter-olid store pigs Prime Southdown ?? 4 2 4 4 each ?? 0 22 0 POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS, MoNDAY. The arrivals of potatoes up to our markets last week from various parts of England, including those by land carriage ...
... famine ! cry others. The strongest proof that can be given of Ireland's poverty, is the famine—so called. Could a blight in potatoes have produced a famine, where the people could have purchased corn, mutton, pork, and beef? During all that famine, Ireland ...
... stones, including the sack, being 6d. per load less than last quarter. The tenders for beef being 2d. per stone, and for potatoes lOd. per bushel in advance last quarter, the visiting justices could not anthorise their acceptance, aud have directed Mr ...
... 0 Yearlings S S 4IS Sussex 515 6 IS Oldhops . . ..1040 Yearlinga g H 3 17 BOROUGH AKD BPITAIJ. IBLDS POTATO MARKET, Monday. The arrivals of potatoes up to our market last w«*k from various parts of En. laud, including thoae by laud carriage, were 3,8 ...
... 'hstiiltcnit fhmslhswf.in he'that iv I grown-up sons. 'Their land shows' the pwei of aibled t = labour, frble had good crops of potatoes and whea't, some o nnd lie hoped; if ti 'apotatoes remained free from for the a disease, to be able from the produce of this' ...
... mockery. If every vestige of the church establishment were destroyed to morrow it would not give one of you an additional potato, or an additional rag. Lobd Brougham.—A letter from Cannes, of the 19th, in the Moniteur dv Soir, says:—Lord Brougham has ...