... WM. Some fine days followed the rains and gales of last week, and stubble cultivation was carried on to advan- tage, while potatoes came off the land in capital form Wheat-sowing has begun in sane parts of the country, the land working admirably. The time ...

... c~pened j inn:'r-*r h: ?? rLurL ha~s fallen;. but stil i , ?? -r-~t - -auv=ce ELao beer made in the sow-' - . ?? id-srinn 4~ po~tatos, avisle in c;arl; , - - S -le:.es~r *t itt- Ea¢ his JL-v SO) ~iln ?? 2 > ?? [Lks has made a distinact C ?? to, peas. a: ...

... butter joz., according to dassiflication: lunch is bread and cheese; ,Sunday dinner is fromn 34oz. to 4-ioz meat, bread 4oz., potatoes or other vegetables 12oz.;- on -week-days the dinner varies- Monday- Pork, with suet pudding-pudding's extra, as Alice ...

... of the crops will be serious. The rains are also very bad for the potato crop, not onls because they develop disease, but also becanse they cause the tubers to grow out. Small potatoes are to be found growing out of the tubers even in crops of late varieties ...

... sill allow a3 dirid nd of Is in the prnd, £124- to the edu aio fsmd, £68 Ts. 18. to Lhe .reserve fund, and £300 to next 'Te potato disease in Richbaendshire is not so serious s, at, first reported. At their final meeting yesterday, the Baths andtSeme- teries ...

... good deal of intereet, as they are directed to poinits of great Iimportane to farnne-s. His potato crop this year shous the advanta~ge of plant+ing large potatoes uncut, thle yield being better iran where tubers of thle usul see ize were put in. All his ...

... grass from 87.3 to 93.5. The alarm as to potato disease is probably exaggerated, as the recent hot sunshine has checked the malady, and the bulk of tubers is generally rather large, so that a fair crop of sound potatoes will remain after the removal of the ...

... sufficient. Here is ftcl ?? a pound of meat on Tue-sdays and Saturdays, one pound of meal anri four per keek, four pounds of potatoes per week, Ieiglt otirecs nf tea per week, fou-lrtern ounees of sugar 1 per neck. Thi;s sues supposed to be our regular ration ...

... fruit pies coffee, and cocoa, and the patients in the fifirmaryhadall sorts of dainties supplied them- lamb, fowls, new potatoes, strawberries, and so forth figuring in the list of extras. For tea there were hamn sandwiches, currant loaf, tea-cakes, ...

... north- a a cat. Frosts, hovrever, thoug-h frequent, have been c! slight, and not severe enough to injure mangels, or Ieven potatoes still out in, the fields. In most parts of ithe country the weather ha-s condonued very dry, anid in some oases wheat lard ...

... production of mutton, which have bean reported before separately, we have twelve sets of experiments on grass land; three on potatoes, six on swedec, and Other turnips, and others on barley, oats, mangels, charlock, sheep-feeding, calf- rearing, the winter ...

... suceee-sfualy vacinated, 7 postponed o account of ill- health, one infectius d'sofase, and two cerifit o 3s1 ex;emption.1 Potato dis;ease in Richmond', the Vale of Mmowhray, Y' and tle North Piding of Yorlksire is becoming more i0 turevai ert. -o£ Mr ...