... TEE POTATO BLIGHT. tal1 THE PONSONBY EVICTIONS. tho DUBLIN, TIuRvDAX4 No. An important series of resolutions bas just been passed by the clergy of the diocese of Raphos, co. Donegal, the Most Rev. Dr. O'Doniell, the Bishop, presided. The resolutions declare ...

... THE POTATO CROP. The dry weather of May and Jane and the first half of July has apparently saved the potato crop. At least, there are no serious indications of disease up to the present time. Here and there potatoes have been attacked, but the cases have ...

... POTATO ROT. TO T5E EDITOR OF THlE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Having been applied to by several parties for my opinion in regard to the potato rot, and the disease having again appeared in many places, I am induced to od'r the following remarks to those most interested ...

... APPARENTLY sound Potatoes from diseased districts. That the remaining potatoes of last year's crop are in an unusual condition is certain ; they are more excitable ; they will sprout much quicker than is customary ; at this early period potatoes are found in ...

... THE POTATO TEROEN The exhibition of potatoes in Celebration o£ the introduction of the root into this country was opened without any formality yesterday, at the St. Stephen's Hall, Westminster Aquarium. TIer6 are 35 exhibitors from various parts of thX ...

... bow slowly the potato mado ho its way to time tables either of rich or poor. In a houskeeooping bookt kcept by Anne of .o Denmark, Tife of I1ing Jamues I., am entry lisN as beeo found of tho purchaso of it smnal qamnitity 'ff of potatoes, front whioll ...

... OF THE POTATO. The fixing of the Potato Tercentenary which opens to-day at the St. Stephen's Hall of the Westminster Aquarium for this year seems to indicate that the promoters of the novel exhibi- tion accent the contention that the potato was origipslly ...

... THE POTATO DISEASE. TO THE HDITOR OF TIM DAIY AIM Srm,-Were not thic a subject of general and important interest, your short leader upon the appearance of the potato disease in Ireland in Saturday's paper would be a sufficient excuse for my having a few ...

... I DPPL OP ?? * tied3 FormnerIY the great potato Lat of n~don Van ln -A an Qse winni whish Doe bshelies tha deaslvertef pettoo hvig ivewdti h utn myade ?? Ue icst ano t the Whoea ubran in tII vnrailwY shankodr MOI 4 beenawae d it, amd teefore it was ...

... as regards b3 l the potato crop the reports are very different inideed-very disheartening and distressing. ye s The Conunissioners announce that the recent ye y inclement weather has resulted in the appear- th ance of the potato blight almost universally ...

... extcndiog among them, unless in the event of potatoes v ' bseosming as scarec- and dcar as they have lately been. c Nor is there in this country much probabilicy of the worle- It 1 ing class giving up the use of potatoes forthatol India, meal, a te even if the ...

... THE POTATO CROP IN SCOTLAND. (From the Scoffish Farmer.) In all the best potato-growing districts the crop, as a whole, is a sad wreck. On the rich black loams in the north and west of Scotland-more esiecially those in the neighbourhood of the towns, ...