... t were d.-ar.ied to-morrim, it a' 1e I .1 pot me of your so potato, or an additional rag. Wei :wino mono.-that ,1 it were I b.-morose, many many e n 1 ri•ir peasant would olimiler potatoes and rage which the clergy of the lustier body. Tar (Leer) lamer ...

... 0 Yearlings S S 4IS Sussex 515 6 IS Oldhops . . ..1040 Yearlinga g H 3 17 BOROUGH AKD BPITAIJ. IBLDS POTATO MARKET, Monday. The arrivals of potatoes up to our market last w«*k from various parts of En. laud, including thoae by laud carriage, were 3,8 ...

... his wife,.and three crown-up sons. Their land shows the power of iibour, .for he had goodorops of.potatoes and wheat, and lie hoped, if, the potatoes remained 'free'from disease, to be nblo from:th'eproduce.,of this year's rop to buy.-a' cow. This man ...

... to £14 do ; Heifers ani Stirks, £8 to £12 do.— Store j Pigs, l* ss. Od. per stone. Potatoes, &c. — Corn-Exchange Stores, Jan. I. — i'he frost having caused fewer arrivals of I'atntoes during the I last few days, prices ...

... famine ! cry others. The strongest proof that can be given of Ireland's poverty, is the famine—so called. Could a blight in potatoes have produced a famine, where the people could have purchased corn, mutton, pork, and beef? During all that famine, Ireland ...

... price o tallow was 3s 9d per stone. POTATO and other MARKETS York, December 29.—We had a fair supply of potatoes in the market, which sold at from 7d to per peck. Malton, December 29.—We had a good supply of potatoes in the market, which sold at from to ...

... name ..f goow.rk, to senteuest to he bausportel foe sewn Ilam,,a A Wriyieo. charged wdh rweiring the of (f polar last, s potatoes, the property tit *he Gus. el the I'. on. Mr. nylire aiiposred for prnerutton. Mr. defeu.:-.1 the pew.. It appeared the ...

... Devon & West Country, feed 13 15 Northumberland and Scotch, feed is 23 Dundalk, Newry, and Belfast, potato . . . . 16 18 Limerirk, Sligo, &Westport, potato .. .. 16 18 Ditto, feed 14 16 Cork, Waterford, Dublin, Youg ha!, and Clonmel, black 13 15 Ditto, white ...

... shilling; fat geese 7d. to 7*d. per lb. ; turkeys 4s. to ss. each ; ducks 3s. per couple ; fowls 2«. 4d. to 3s. 4d. per couple ; potatoes Bs. to 10s. per pack. There was a large supply of fresh pork ; our correspon- dent says — - the town was actually inundated ...

... cuttings before the year run* out, when I break It and prepare for my roof crops, which forms third section. Upon this I grow potatoes. purple-lop Swede, mangold wurzel, orange globe, and long red carrots, Altringham red and Belgian while, and drumhead cabbages ...

... Ross-shire, and the islands of the Hebrides from Mull Northwards. For the last foar years the continued failure of the potato crop has left the people, except during the summer months, in a state of extreme destitution; and, though they have hitherto ...

... coarse woolled 3 10 4 ?? store pigs Prine Soutisdown ?? 4 2 4 4 each .t ?? 1 0 POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGII AND SPITALFIELDS, N DonAy. During last week the arrivals of foreign potatoes at the water-side were 140 tons from Dunkirk, 251 from Calais, 226 from Rouen ...