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... Eoglish, Scotch, and Irish Agricultural Societies and Farmers' Clubs — London Market Prices of Corn, Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, &c., and the Weekly Averages. As regards the GARDENING Part (under the editorship of Dr. Lindley), the principle is ...
... some of their corn from abroad, yet to rely almost wholly on foreign corn would be more dangerous than to rely on the Irish potato. Experience has shewn that deficient harvests are in a great degree general, not local, as some have supposed, and the recent ...
... Devon & Weat Country, feed 13 15 Northumberland and Scotch, feed 18 23 Dundalk, Newry, and Belfast, potato . . .. 16 18 Limerick, Sligo, & Westport, potato . . .. 16 18 Ditto, feed 14 16 Cork, Waterford, Dublin, Yo usual, and Clonmel, black 13 15 Ditto, ...
... coast of Donegal; so much so, that it exceeds anything heard of for the last ten years. We have lately been informed that the potato disease bhs scarcely affected a tuber in ?? Parts of the county, and that, owing to these circumstances, a great change for ...
... .. . *••••>• 0 0 ~ Turbot „ Boles 0 t per pair. Cod Pish per lb. Fresh Butter .. l« „ Bali ditto B 0 10 „ Fgjcs per 191. Potatoes 7 0 l'» par peck. Apples .. .10 Fonts 6 3 per couple. Ducks 4 0 0 Geese 6—66 each. Turkera « pigeons « 8 per couple ...
... Hanseu, ballast, for Marseilles. The Shelah, Smith, ha? pul bock damaged. The Shaver, Duncan, from Dundee for Loudon, with potatoes, has pul here to repair damage?. January I. Arrived —None. Settled —Mischief, Clark, coals, for Marseilles. Helen Macgregor ...
... morning, says, they breakfasted nothing but bread, steeped water from his friend’s pomps and at noon they luxuriate cold boiled potatoes, few of the number having boiled turnip tops. This was when wc had protection full plume, and in county nninheted by man ...
... coarse woolled 310 4 0Quarter-olid store pigs Prime Southdown ?? 4 2 4 4 each ?? 0 22 0 POTATO MARKETS. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS, MoNDAY. The arrivals of potatoes up to our markets last week from various parts of England, including those by land carriage ...
... is very dull, as is always thl* |*erio*l of the year. and. iu the absence of busmes*, pcu.ee remain woiwiitally the line. _ POTATO MARKFT. Dec. 21. The arrivals from abroad have been very extensive which drjirt ci.te th. vnlu. of .11 •'“.•1.*.. Bft.nt. ...
... held together by small pieces of tin ; by Itosaide sat a little ridy sort of a woman luxuriating upon a dish of onions end potatoes. Her husband, she said, was a labourer; his average earnings 2s. 6d, to Os Cd.-somelimes he earirs nothing. I go out (she ...
... 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 ...
... streets and houses, was in a high state of cultivation. Fields of yellow wheat stood waiting for the harvest, and Indian corn, potatoes, oats, flax, and all kinds of garden vegetables, were growing in profusion, and seemed about in the same state of forward- ...