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... affording abundance of manure, and in the next he possessed a tract of tbr.y acres of moor which placed year after year under potatoes, and selling unusually prices, materially swelled the returns of the larin. Again, the rent, including interest on the landlord's ...
... tomorrow it would not give one of you an additional potato, or an additional rag. We believe you, Michael—and 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 Established Church ...
... of Donegal; so much so, that it exceeds anything heard of for the last 10 or 12 years. We have also been informed, that the potato disease has scarcely affected a single tuber in that part of the country, and that, owing to these two circumstances, a great ...
... paralysis might be cured, at least palliated, by electricity properly applied. Electricity will kill plants and vegetables. The potatoes were destroyed, one night, the year 1846, not only in this country, but in other countries also. Mr. Lover then requested ...
... KELSO, DEC. 28.—Wheat, old, 003 to 00s ; ditto, new, 21s to 28s od ; barley, new, 13s to 17s Od ; ditto old, 00s Od to 00s ; potato oats, 00s to 00s ; ditto new, 1 sto 12, Od ; common oats, 9s to lisOd ; ditto new, lOs to 13s Od ; peas, 00s to 00s Od ; beans ...
... POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS, Dec. 31.—The arrivals of potatoes up to our markets last week, from various parts of England, including those by land-carriage, were 3850 tons, nearly the whole of which came to hand in good condition. The imports ...
... Fluor, Ifis per cwt. ; bakers' first do . per do.; secuud, 13a per lts per do. ; fouttli, per do. ; Bran, per do JBegeiui.m. —Potatoes, 3s Cd to 4s per cwt ; da. per stone, to 7& ; Cabbages, Is per dosen ; do., red, lid to 2d each; Oniou*. Id to 2d per lb ...
... that composts might made to any extent on farm. Having access to rough bog-turf and peat, dry leaves, black mould, quicken, potato haulms, shell marl, fine clay, and lime-shells, I was favourably situated for making composts. But little did 1 anticipate ...
... bushel. —Table Apples, 3s to 5s per half-sieve.—Filberts and Cobs, Sis © 60 ...
... get some of their corn from abroad, yet to rely almost wholly on i corn would be more dangerous than to rely on the Irish potato. Experience has shown that deficient harvests , not local, as some have 2 resea ches in Climatol have pointed out the cause ...
... School. Schooner Lost.—The schooner Clio, Edward Macgul master, of and for Aberdeen, from Cromarty, with ac of wheat and potatoes, was totally wrecked two miles yn Wednesday night last. It is feare crew have been lost, as no tokens of them have been 5 ...
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