... - - ?? THE CHINESE METHOD OF PRESERVING 1 POTATOES,. A RETURIED rMissionary, writing in the says :-As a great deal is being rig and written at the present time about the to utiliso the diseas - - Potato disease and how pln. tubers, allow me to call your ...

... T-tiE EXPORvTA j\l c), 'Lr.ED POTATOES Nju -!ATA 1 sniibli-:! 1iictiiiz if the 1' llvninney Tnvvn Ccrrmn~rmi:-itne i.;, lIeM in fhp1 ?? Xciv ia t H! ?? lfl \e ?? iv . n-alec thle ;-tnin t.rt th,) t 1:. ni of !risi t j]iat so; inc, it it- Jh~llt 1-. pfilt ...

... con- ?? Jn tle spn-mving of the potato crop. Riis \ i NJ iearn. therefure, that the authorities r32 L>ta c.ultry that stands pre-emninent for ~ ?? sieras vwinch have been brought about I '''t~l t1e ravages of potato disease-are this I ' t&' tiung ne ...

... Gorermnent in pro- libiting tha impoi-t into that island of IriSh potatoes. iwing, it iS alleged, to the piealeuc-3 of disease in tlme crip in Smaie parts of Ireland, and the failure of seed potatoes exported trh'nce last yenr, came Up for discujsion. Mr. l'h'i ...

... ;a ,ec~or under the Seed Supply Act, haS s 1Djcrrecl thae rral Guardians of Limerick that 1 tnc,!rec off tons -of Irish potatoes have been nare 4-at over to Santina 1. t be impor ed agail 0 rre;aa- as Scotr-h!-grown poratoen. To guara ! encf>.'S a doei ...

... from the applica- t on of sulphate of copper solution to the potato plant inl trials codnotacd on the Continent led to the bel ief that it could be relied upon as an ';at-restive' of potato disease after its appearance. If such were the cause it would ...

... BIR. GRANTLEY !iERKLEEY ON THE POTATO ROT. MR. GIAN'TI.EV BarUr.sr has addressed to Lord Derby, and dedicated to the Agricultural Society, a brief and suggestive pamphlet upon a most important subject-the potato disease. As an inference from prolonged ...

... appears that the crop of both pulse and potatoes was mnost extraortlinary and abundant, amd that both stalk and tuber of the potato were perfectly free frosm diseasec It hns been long suspocted that t lie potato nisease is analogrous to some ?? of repletion ...

... Agiculture, &C. THE POTATO DISEASE. LUROAN.-The potatoes here are getting worse very fast. The disease is spreading rapidly; and it is an- ticipated that the crop will be as much injured as in the memorable year 1846. POaTADONWv.-CoMplaints of the state ...

... the best potato growers spreading it on the ground before the potatoes come up, in order that the snbsequent cultilre 'iay effec- tually miz the' lime and daith together. Iy this plan they succeed in tho County Antrim in growing a very firm potato. ?? BEST ...

... and green crops proniise well; and as for the potato, all apprehensions of blight or disease affect- ing this crop extensively have subsided.-Newry. Tele- graph. MoNrnsvorl,.-The greater part of the potato fields are blackened to a greater or less extent; ...

... SALE. *Patrick Dongherty, a potato dealer, appeared to answer the complaint of Alexnnder M'Minn, Esq.. J.P., Ilerdstown House, Donaghadee, for'having re- fused to pay a Suim of £2 ?? Gd, the price of a-od (11 cwt.) of potatoes sold to defendant in the publia ...