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... theiise of e these potatoes is out of the question, and nowhere in Germany s -hasseach an eff~ct been observed. In the diseased potato no so-. Ilanin can be discovered. It may be of some use to call attention to the fact, that diseased potatoes may ceasily, ...
... allowed the potatoes to heroine wet. Evidence was then given on behalf of both pu ties, the plaintiffs witnesses alleging that the snip wvas salted, and the defendant's witnesses swearing that it was quite clean and dry before the potatoes were put in ...
... THXE POTATOE DISEASE. Mr. List, the efficient Supeaiuterndenr of Police in the county of Edinburgh, hanving, on thed 23d of last monoth, addressed a letter to the various Superintendeurs of Police of the counties in Scotland, requesting information regarding ...
... *IMPORTANT POTATO CAS. .e I ., _ ?? . ers - UTCHEBsON' V. N.B. RAlLwAY COMPANY. * This wag an ?? at the instance of Mesrs bve William Htitcheson B Son, potato merchants, n i Bailteston, against :the -North British Railway I ad Company, to recover damages ...
... extracted from his perilous situation with some difflcultyte potatoes were thrown into the Thames-and our friend, to h6 ying day, b blessed God that the man's life was got saved. Th potatoes this year, being late and imperfectly ripened, would not, even ...
... !TO FARMERS, &c. TT' iRMERS and Others may be fupplied wirh SOUND SEED £ POTATOES deliverable at Leith, by applying to Alexan- der ?? merchant then, ?? March 1. iBiO. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY. FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS AND GRANTING ANNUITIES ...
... Galbraith, miller, Kilmaronock, a quantity of growing potatoes; at the price of. £17: Finds that said potatoes covered about a Scotch acre of in ground, and were, at the time of the sale, affected by the potato disease: Finds that, on the 4th of August thereafter ...
... crops. Such, persons I unable to procure potatoes and seed. Applications onE t he increase. M~r J. F. blacfarlabe. .btornowvay (ppop- I ! ation 10,389), says :-Nearly al crofters without and |unable to procure potatoes. Some have sufficient grain *c for sowving ...
... down the potatoes because they were not lifted. Croassexarnined-Witness lifted about a bushel of a the potatoes ini the autumnm, and Sold them for seed at r 3s per bushel. It woull have paid him to lift the potatoes. (Shown a pa.rcel of potatoes alleged ...
... STONEHAYEN SHERIFF COURT. A DISPUTED POTATO TRIANSACTIONX HOWIE V. CAMERON. This was an action in which George Mennie Howie, potato dealer, Aberdeen, sought to have Janes; Cameron, farmer, Cnarleston, NTgg, ordained to de- liver to pursuerat the port ...
... INT1REjSTING DECISION TO POTATO en MERCHANTSW 01 Sheriff Balfaur baa given jadgmeat il a case *! ltlu ivin soeral psints of interest in connection ac rwith tho potato trade. George Brown. Blairgewrie, fs s8e.i Jaimes ieaterssn, potato merchant, Glasgow, he ...
... tons Iweight of potatoes, the property of the pursuer, who b ris a seedaman and potato merohant in Dumbarton, oj to which place the potatoes were to be ri conveyed and delivered to the pursuer by the ti defenders: Finds that the potatoes were so t conveyed ...