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... beginning of twilight, and these influences were to be woven like a web about the hearts of men bv farm bla rers, pedlars, potato-diggers, hedga-schoolniasters, r and grinsre at the quern, psoor wasrels who put the ttroubles of their native land, or their ...
... volnme, which deals at 1eonutri with such important subjects as roses. chrysanthemuams, vines, tomatoes, strawberries, and potatoes. Aitogether The Gardener fulfils its purpose, and is deservirg Cf all encouragement. Four mniners were charged at Durham ...
... from s toothpick to a traction engine. Do you want to peel potatoes without waste? Go to Mr. So-and-So's stand and he will at great length explain tlhe sunplicity of his paent, unbreakable potato peeler. Are $ youl desirous of making bricks that will not ...
... Ord and Maddison, of Darlington, is notable for an extensive ditplay- of han-esters and binders, hay makers, culti- vators, potato diggers, butter workers and winno-uing machines. Messrs. Kent and Br--don, Royal seedamen. Darlington, have a prettily designed ...
... harvest promises to be only a passable one, and lkas productive than ei'ler of its imrmediate predecessors. (On the other hand, potatoes and root crops proncme ta be much better than they 'Vere last year, and a cpital ptant of youna clovmer has been secured ...
... the warv as a potato merchant, who had come to fl-an- cial grief in trying to form a corner in potatoes for the Johannesburg mrnar'et. When he captued 1200 I British priners a Nicholson's Det-, De Wet ?? secured a large stock of potatoes, with wmh'cich ...
... Gould; S. ?? T. Sbsess~hinisss 12 estssns. 1, Marqais of Ripon; P. E3. A. Sithretcne; 5. Alice fBr- 'L ro-,d 6 d;N ne of potato-c, d~s-tisti.Pa4 on ean'; dshl. ?? 13ev. C.V S. Sliur ~be; 2. J. Goeiid. 12 -scitato.,e, sou.nd, 5, if. 13'1'. 2 r T. A. ...
... Ba9tn (P. ?? 3. 31rs. B2oring 1w. Moore). VEGETABLES. T.raY of vegetables.5 varieties. &Mr. T. Wray: 2. M3 'R EI dwards ?? potatoes. kidneys9, Mr. R , Ward, Calton. n I Wakefield; z r Mr,3 Wray- 3, Mr. P. Cross., Ecrep, near Leeda. I Tsies svnero.. n Froma2d ...
... ewardel -to H. Deverill, Di'anbury, for new unions tBanb~ury- Tankard end Lord Scopes) ; to Sutton and Sons, Reading, for potatoes and fiowernog plants (gold medal);r to Gee. Barnyard and Co.. Mfaiderone, for collection of apples end pears (gold mxedac); ...