... Gilaulstone neaxiy pjnltgcj-t thjen_ Rlgio Io-c;clletl is 'Without denhrt the great Curse, of Ireland. Erreueen Co-hles wn- eta potatoes grown;- hev t heretic lot- fear of end~c'nsaringjo their salt a~tiot, -od no-a it alppzters the ]PKUS.V. has e. similar lenrrot ...

... LhUtd'il ?? ?il Itite-il As- ?'mtis-1' na of the tine-is-ta - (nut -i of Ireiaatict, 11111 121 s--ha-i it' yr cent (nit-Ha ins-' Potato ttt teas coala ?? ran t raic?- no sue 'a ds--vi-rs-a -but was am- IC di tim. h-cinntnzc- t.?- Is-fl ?? itty. Ee-'n ii w its-s-re ...

... daiel ration consisted of one pound of bread, about three-quarters of a pound of reaetie meal, irregular supplies of rice or potatoes. a little coffee, and half a pound of meat tw-ice a -week. It could hardly be called a vert- liber-cl diet, and men. who ...

... door to ItP '1're lvesu~ hsa pe~ople imay be said to be, itoa ¶1 -n'a~t extent., a. gznacble lto' existence in a ca-op ofb potatoes and turai. WAhen this s'arte of thinugs aros, x the, Irish ciuestion. whti-r cit -teat. off tunaes is alawaye C SMua-nenii ...

... inter-ost. referr-ci to az li'selv fa-ting otf' in the revenue from the pork mriarket .t-nstqteent on the deficient yielff of the potato and root ?? Refin-ing to tite grass- -eed and grain cropt, th ...

... we a eta twnbled into the guard':s -van vith as half-dozen men of the A.T.C. and a generall cargo o- sheep's circamses,. potatoes, atda l lor.Ai tlunderstorm bad bean i-aging for -tmany hours. The raint lied conie down in veritcable sheets. and ithe line ...

... quiet. ProvisionsI at arely lear- aidvraicoec in pni(e. asp ec~rlai -vegeesh es, onteica':, hoverver, with the eoccio -f potatoes, Ia s faahe prce. The, wily ' muruloy cocn- cusucki no lass than sEP lers bee. Es'd to '-elate-, the ta-n-eraT aemoiunee ...