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... varicties. ef potato above referred in inion ta suited far cultivation. ‘They de not take the Perry and fiold at the crop are exceedingly free from small. In he planted some of these American by the side of some “ Prince’s. eauty”’ potato, the result being ...
... if not befero, this potato makes ite. a) about the sare time as ¢ aud wover in appearance—it the sama The fos‘ering are excesses so the only at provent known is, Sght warm soil, he popular belief was, 3 iove sill is, AMON potato-growers, t the diseare ...
... PROLIFIC POTATO 20P. tha ef the’ Bristel Mercury. information of potato owera, L beg to state that I urchased twenty-one “ Snowflake’’ potatoes, we 7Ib., i Messrs. Sutton and Sons, Reading, in the sp The cro has just been lifted, and the wei ht of the ...
... large he increase In the consumption of potatoes as compared with m that of the year 1851. la the course of a lengthy apeseb, he contended that after allowing each pauper in the house the lull to quantity of potatoes set forth in the dietary, the consumption ...
... hox Iflien In the Adelaide, from Belfast: J. Edwards, 148 tons potatoes In the Jane. from Belfast: Orler, 100 tons potatoes In the Maid ofthe Mist, from Dublin: Order. 1.50 tons Potatoes In the Rose. from Dublin: J. Wetherman, Jua. 40 bhds 20 bris 200 ...
... Beef, 7id; mutton, 7Ad; lamb, S;1 veal, 7d; pork, 7d per lb. Butter, l1d per lb. Eigg3, 23 for Is. Old potatoes, 3s Sd per bushel; noew potatoes, ls per gallon. Ducks,3s 9dto 4s; fowls, 2o (i to 3s Gd per couple. COWB and calves, £16 to £22 per pair ...
... Trade to delegate the under. taking to the Poor-Law Commissioners. STORiNG POTATOES.-The following ?? obtained by' plran of storing may prove useful. 1. Twelve soaifl of Potatoes, lifted October 25t' 1853, stored with limte, the lime being placedin small ...
... import- ance to the country. SCBSTITUTE FOR THE POTATOE.-In the garden of the Horticultural Society at Chiswiok are growing two plants of ?? yam, which is expected to prove an excellent substitute for the potatoe. They have been obtained from the Jardin des ...
... Paimpol-J. Miansfseld, 900 cwt potatoes, 27e,bushels onipos. In the Qakah Jane, from Landerneau-E. :Youag, 1620 cat potatoes. lanthe Emily, from losecoff-Order, 1120 owt potatoes. In tbe ling, from Roscot!-Order, 2100 owt potatoes, In the Amiazon, from Wseoff-E ...
... ditto; Candy & Co.'3 ditto; Order, 9i packs porter. If sacks malt, 341 ditto potatoes, 2 boxes lnen,20 bales bacon, 316 plges I In the El Teldo,tromBelfst:;Orderll tons-potatoes la ths Brin's- Queen, from: Belhst: alt and Co. 10a sacks deor- Parsons & Co ...
... appears it is burned; but burning is not generally liked for-potatoes. it. being con- sidered that the ashes cause the potato-to be of a soapy-elose nature. The manure is spread as the potatoes are planted, which is done by ploughing a furrow, into which ...
... a. Adams, 16575 ow oats. In the Wild Wave, from Newry-95 tons potatoes. In the Mary, from BeLfast-B. J. Neale, 70 tons potatoes. - In the Kate, from Strangford-W. McDougaU, 100 tons potatoes. In the Dunbrody, from Waterford-20 edhat -f- and sundry British ...