... discover it is. Onea diseased potato in an acre was slidE- th cleait to ruin a crop. A diseased potato might produce th healthy plants. He thought, however, that it was Of the he last iniportance that dise ased potatoes should not beqi pl1anted. Ho thought ...

... articles l sent away were in the shape of Itams, sirloins or joints of pork, bladders of lard, sacks of potatoes, and other vega- tables, but that the potatoes were sent by a peck at a time. Johnb Pen itington said-I am the porter. Pigs have been e kept at the ...

... es was estimated at 288,100, the total number from the beginning being 3,590,(000. INTERNATIONAL POTATO EXHIBITION AT TRE WESMIcNSreR AQuAmuxI.-A potato show, similar in character to 'that held at thie Alexundra Palace last year, though perhaps larger ...

... FRUBERE.- William Cooper, 26, described as a fruiterer and potato dealer at Sheffield. was indicted for obtaining 8 tons 16 cGot. of potatoes by false pretencer, the property of Jobn Geelately, a potato merchant, residing at Stanley near Perth, Scotand.-Mr ...

... :-3Mondays: Breakrfast, i pint of porridge and toz, of broad :din er. 9oz. ofharicot beansn, bZ. fat bacorl, 8oz. bread. and 8oz. potatoes; supper, 1 pint of porridge and Scz. of bread. Tuesdays, Thursdaiy.s, and Satul-Lal-s: Breakfast, 1 pint of cocoa and Eoz ...

... matter of the potato failure in Donegal. No one has yet stated, publicly or privately, that the fafirre of the potato is uniform either in all Donegal or in any parish of it. It is none the less a fact, to my knowledge, that the potato crop in GOreedore ...

... stealing eight stone of potatoes, the property of Wni.Ieed,at Sheffield. Mr. Gatty prosecuted; Mr. Blackburn ?? the evening of the '25th of February, the prisoner was seen to carry a sack of potatoes cut of the Sheffield Potato Market, and on the following ...

... workhouse, said he saw the prisoner Dixon go into the parden on the morning of the 21st with a basket and a gripe, to dig up potatoes. Prisoner said he never fetched the gripe through the men's room at all. Win. 'M3an well, tailor, and an inmate. said between ...

... the 11 gre ,ter part of the crops in the vicinity will have I h fallen before the sickle. We are sorry to learn that e the potato blight has made its appearance in several e large fields in our neighbourhood, but as yet in so mild a form that little danger ...

... l greater part of the crops- in the vicinity will have lo 1 fallen before the sickle. We are sorry to learn that in a the potato blight has made its appearance in several ti e large fields in our neighbourbood, but as. yet in so ex mild a form .that little ...

... agents of the Dock w Company that t.le potatoes should be received into No. 7 m d Warohouse, which was woll known to be suitable for the 1( P purpose. It was alleed that the deteedauts, instead of II it storing the potatoes in No. 7, did so in Nos. 11 and 12 ...

... death of John Sigsworth, the son of James Sigsforth, farmer, of Itaskelf. - The deceased,. whb was 32 years of age snod a potato dealer, met his father with some pigs in a cart at Brafferton. -His father left there for Boroughbridgc, and the deceased ...