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... Whole Art of Husbandry, by T. Mortimer, Esq., ?? second edition, published 1703, the following notice of the potato occurs : — Potatoes are planted in several parts of our ountry to a very great advantage, b^ing easily increased by cutting the root ...
... potato. YORE J. YOW BTANDARD 12s. Fd. gutd 12s. 61 IA Tied-week tTESICV LINOLLTK LINOLEUM. The ORIGINAL, Remarkable CLOTH. roequalled kir Durability, Beauty el it Cluith. ax 4 bet to the Tee, . LINOLEUM. STAINES MAKE. Is Vainly Superior t , tritintry ...
... POTATO DISEASE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sin, — The potato disease made its appearance in the haulm here about Thursday last, and has since rapidly increased. Is not this unusually early for it ? The tubers are very small, and should the disease ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. TEE EDITOB. Bib,—Every one wul i sue . .pjitance of the subject which several of your cmrcspmdeuts have drawn attention—the i>oUto disea-e. As to Mr. Uumball's hypothesis think most men, in the •sarcisa common eense,’’ will disposed ...
... THE POTATO CROP. At the Chester Market this morning me. sagest missal Mau sold at ?a. H. el 12611., or a hullo own. • farthing per lb. all pars of country show root than the ea 114. Casorlla. •I sat 100 • load aoropiper this sag =Wore Ilb. each, frock ...
... THE POTATO CHOP- The Cork Constitution says;— The fears eatertained for the safety of the potato nop nre, unfoetunaUly, begicamg be severally realised, throughout Tipperary aud Litaerick, and m feo me districts cf the coantj Waterford, the crop has been ...
... POTATO GROWING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib, — The writer of your Agricultural Report in The Standard of last Monday thinks there is room to doubt the statement of Mr. C Clay that potatoes were worth six pounds per acre less in 1891 than in 1871 ...
... find in that pare- 1 a siugle diseased potato. These potatoes were grown in Suffolk, the locality of which nearly all the potatoes were bad. This, I think, tends to prove that by perseverance and great caro the potato disease Hike the cattle plague) may ...
... IRISH POTATOES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD Sib, — I beg to confirm your Correspondent's ietter in The Standard of yesterday. I aiso have had several cargoes of Irish potatoes offered me during the past fortnight, also further offers of potatoes from ...
... POTATO EXHIBITION. • - The Sixth Annual Potato Exhibition wai opened at the Crystal Palace These exhi- bitions have for their object the encouragement pf potato culture and the introduction and difft: improved varieties. They are managed by a body of ...
... POTATO EXHIBITION. The Sixth Annual Potato Exhibition was opened at the l'aystal Palace yeeterday. These Lave for their object the encouragement of potato and the introdnetion diffusioa at improved varieties. Thsy are managed by s body of gentlemen calling ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD.* S.r. — Having read your article on the potato disease, I think that when the crop is lifted in all parts of the kingdom there will be more potatoes found than the recent outcry about the blight would ...