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... FAT and STOREPIGS are entered; other entries solicited. 37, Corn Alnrket-street, Oxford. SEED POTATOES. jTERlY fine SCOTCH P ATTERSON'S VIC- V OTORIA POTATOES for SALE.-Apply early to Mr. David Martin, Auctioneer, Oxford. iEORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &o ...
... WOODSTOCK UNION. ANTEDl for the supply of the Woodstek urnion. XVt Worlmuse,-100 Sack of best POTATOES. Tenders to set in to the Clerk by Eleven o'cloek on Tuesday the let f October next. By order of the Board of Guardians ,5~pt.17,184. BNJ 11O1LONWAY ...
... the Yorkshire of Ireland. It will be seen from this statement that the reiterated accounts of thei wholesale blight of the potato crop throughout the county were exaggerated, and that all alarm for its ultimate safety fast dying away:— Accounts from various ...
... been so foul and backward in'hoeing at this period. As regards potatoes, reports are conflicting; but they are well grown, forward, and with scarcely sign of disease. In fact, early potatoes have never been finer or better. There are signs of the haulm ...
... POTATOES, In CO WLE1I FIELD, 2ear ST. CL EJIEVT'S, O BE SOLD BY AUCTIONs T By I. and W. FISHER, On Tuesday the 14th of September, at Five ?? Four Acres of fine POTATOES, divided into convenient ?? may be had of the auctioneers, 8, High- street, Oxford ...
... g notice, and as at the meetingyour statement made at the last meet- ing of the council with reference to the outturn of potatoes made by a certain vessel at the Town Quay, and which you quoted as an instance for the necessity ot compulsory metage, will ...
... being the 51st time of his performance of the same ?? Chron icle. TIE POTATO DISEASE.-At the last sitting of the Academy of Sciences several communications were read on the potato malady and the means of prevention. 31. Brierre, of St. Michel-ein-l'Herm ...
... Charpentier, S0, High-street, Parts ar uth, Engraver and Army and Navy Stationer. on, SEED POTATOES. Xrs FOR SALE,-About Eight Tons of PRIME F SECOND EARLY POTATOES; also Ten r 'i Tons of Parsnips, and Fifty Tons of Swede Turnips. Applyat Mr. Smith's, Alilton ...
... Wheat from the growers, hnes leave receded Is. and 2s. per quarter at all the leading provicial ?? hield since Monlay. The potato disease' is told to be spreading, but this has failed to check-the downward moeeatin the value of Vheat, At Mark-,l,ane this ...
... Weymouth. I have this week lifted tho Magnum Bonum Potatoes; lOAlbs. of seed produced 40Slbs. weight. ef good Potatoes. From Mr. D. BROWN. Gardener to A. A. Bathurst, Esq., M.P. Your Magnum Bonum Potatoes produced 265lSE from llb. this year, which every ...
... packets, and by the ounce. FLOWER kEEDS of the beet quality. Novelties at advertised prices. SEA KALE ROOTS for forcing. SEED POTATOES. 78. Market, Oxford & Middle Parton. ...
... I IS 4 u Eggs ?? .: , , Greathundred 273,021 u1 Lard. . Cats. 14,120 , VZGoTAw3LE t- Onions, raw ?? , ?? Bushels 137,643 Potatoes .Cwts. 110,898 Unenumerated . . Vallue 18,638 Cons, Gnnn, MEAL,.ANDFLOU.- I Wheat . .Cwts.1,247,7C4 Barley . .39,233 Oats ...