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... THE POTATO. The Potato crop ia not bad In former years. Whsvothe evop tnosl affected the blight sosreelr one third Is damaged. In mnst eases the crop is nearly a!l sound. The oat rrop has done «HI this season, and ahogether have a better prospect than ...
... POTATOES. ENGLISH Tiik subscriber has hands, for S»le, larj'** quantity of Early Potatoes, of prime quality, which cannot boexcollJ./tnar for table use or seed. BELL. 10, Verner-Street, Belfast, 3d Feb., I BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On the Frtmuet, on ...
... POTATOES. JUST ARRIVED, PER “GEORGE AND JANE, Dumfries, aud now ayflfCEEN SBRIDGE, Donegall-Quay, a cargo of bey CRUFFLES, excellent order, suitable for WtoA vJ household For particulars price, Ac., board ;or to MATH ISON, BROTHERS, Tea Dealers, Dou ...
... ENGLISH POTATOES. The subscriber has on hands for SALE, large quantity of Engljlh Early CrutHe POTATOES of Prime Quality, exet llcd either for Table Uae or »d is respectfully requested. GEORG/BEi.L/ 10, Vcrncr-Street, MayViJjtfkct, Belfast. Good STORE ...
... may find somewhat of counteractive in the state of maturity to which the potato has now reached. Still, how disheartening are such accounts as the following : Armaoii. —Tlie potato disease has manifested itself in the vicinity of this town. The leaves and ...
... ENGLISH POTATOES. THE SUBSCRIBER has on for SALE. a large quantity EnglialTEjlfly Gruffly I’OTATOES, ol prime quality, whkßn cannot be excelled either for Table Use or abid. An inspection is respectfully requested. j GEORGE b/LL, 16, Verner Street, May ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. A letter was read from the Poor Law Commissioners, calling on tbe Board lo supply them with an account of the state of the potato crop the grounds belonging to Workhouse ; and, also, requesting, if in ihe power of the Board, to furnish ...
... THE CROPS—THE POTATO Balurasloe, Sept. 18.—With regard to the potato, do not think the blight hitherto affecting it is on the increase. The hay crop is nearly all saved throughout the country, and everything (thank Providence) wears a promising aspect ...
... certain. the poorer the land, the more woody the stem the potato, the less luxuriant in foliage, and the smaWn the crop. But one potato rich iu starch worth threi watery ones for food; fact, a potato without starch is worthless, even for pigs. have practised ...
... ENGLISH POTATOES. The subscriber has on hands for SALE, larj;** quantity of Rngliaji Early Cniffle POTATOES Prime Quality, cxct-lled either for Table U«« or S«*ed. An rcspcclfully rcquesicil. OEOKGC MEIM, 10, Verner-Street, Belfast. A Good STORE, Feel ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE the kindness of-Mr Molloy. of Rochcstown* avenue, ntngistraic the county of Dublin, {livening Post) were favored yesterday with the result of some experimental inquiries which had instituted the subject of the potato disease, which ...
... SEED POTATOES IMPORTANT TO F^MERS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO DEFER TO the Farmers of the North of Irclaou, through the medium of Messrs. FULLERTON, BROTHERS, of Cromac Street, Belfast, a suppy of the newest, choicest, and best kinds of Potatoes As grown ...