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... a sieve, and miniing them it leptts.Iprptining tise onions to the potatoes, ybu xvi egie b orxilo have, more or heassof. their.flavour. No. 7.-~ESCALLOPEDl POTATOES. Mash the potatoes as before directed; then have sunsenrice scollop shells, very clea ...
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... POTATO DISEASE, TO THE EDITOR OF THPE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-MUCh has been written on the potato disease, but very little has been added to our knowledge on the subject. There Is much ditterence of opinion as to the cause ot the disorder; but even if ...
... Therefore, if adulteration was likely to be practised Fy the retailer, such would much better answer the purpose than the potatoe flour, which I believe has not yet been sold at a lower rate. I think, therefore, that I am warranted in concleding, that ...
... good hope far the fUture. PIORTOBELIO.-In this district there is no appearance of disease in thelate potato. MUSSELBUteGI.-In this district the potato crop looks re- markably wCell, antdi there is iio aippearanice of disease as yet. Three of the principal ...
... TEE POTATO DISEASE. The provincial newspapers speak of the potato disease havirg manifested itself In various localities. In North Lancashire the Great Eccieston correspondent of the 1res- ton Guardian says The only serious drawback is the potato blight ...
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... the potato near its stein that it first attacks the stem, and passes down into the tube; that the spoxes of this fiungus are 7zo20 disseminated generally throughout the atmospltere and on soils, aiudl that the only remedy is to render the potato unfavourable ...
... THIE POTATO DISEASE. te To THE EDITOR OF TH1E MORNING CHRONICLE. be Sir-As every hint that can possibly throw light on the re subject of the potato disease, or tend to suggersta preven- 11. tion of this terrific visitation, ought to be made public, I ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. ITo THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-The failure of the potato crop last year, and also of the present season, with a generally entertained impression `4 cause of such failure may now be expected to tb& ; ace*- Id a > tolay ...
... THB POTATO- CROP. Before the bench of magistrates at St. Ives, on Monday last, were exhibited several samples of potatoes from differ- ent parts of the surrounding neighbourhood-all mueh dis- eased-a fearful calamity for the country, as it appears to ...
... trouble you with this letter, and ask if any method has occur- red to you by wlieb the potato may be preserved for the lanting of 1846 ? I have found that potatoes, appa- rently sound and free fron the disease, though in a field or garden which tias been ...