... onions and one and a-halt pound of the potatoes, and place them over the kidneys. Continue these layers until the dish is nearly full, then pour in the water and cover the top with the other one and a-half pound of potatoes peeled and kept whole. Put the dish ...

... scarlet runners ; 3, John Bird : 1, red cabbage, beans, lettuce, geranium ; 3, 4 ted Kidney potato. berries ; : 1, fuchsia, brenze moe 32, potato ; 4, white round potato, William Bird 4, white kidney 3, specimen plant in bloom ; Arthar Parker: 1, red cabbage ...

... amount of potatoes, half a pound each of Spanish onions and mushrooms, four sheeps' kidneys, one ounce of butter, one pint of stock. and salt and pepper to taste. The mutton should be divided into nest cutlets, then peel and slice the potatoes thickly and ...

... More than twenty hours’ heavy rain in y many parte of Cheshire on Sunday and ed, con- Corn and potato fields were again siderable damage being done. Potato rot is m- cope | rapidy, and an ...

... simmer by the side of the fire for about nn hour. Potatoes. carrots, turnips, and haricot beans can be used, and nny remains of cauliflower. Serve with boiled rice. POTATO HOT • POT. To three pounds of potatoes allow one a-half pound of Spanish onions, salt ...

... half a pound of cold boiled potatoes, salt, pepper, a teaspoonful of chopped parsley, halt an ounce of butter (melted), ono egg, some breadcrumbs, fat for frying. Rub the potatoes through a wire sieve or put them through a potato masher, add to them the butter ...

... Joshua 1 • were:— Best plata of six round potatoes: I. 3. limas. Bait plata of 54 ledney potatoes: 1. Joe. Oraw*haw; 1, M. Hart. Beet plat* of 51: King Bayard potatoes: 1, Josh. : f. T. Alma. Siz hSIJtS potatoes 1 and spsalsl, W. Medoff, Sibs 11foss.: N ...

... KASenT.TETZ POTATO, Tneotay.—lfeo potatoes; Orovekirk konndst 16e to 11. to les per load of Channel Island , . 5s Sd to 5. 6d score. Correle. 23. ; onion+, lie to nor 241 b. Turnips 12. to per 18 perks. Laurie PoTATO, Tatielay.—liew potatoes plentiful at ...

... 2s 74 : short roll is 7d to is 84 ; ; eggs, Irish_ 4d foreign, per 120. Lasns POTATO, Tues day.—Bound potatoes, wholesale, made from to 94 per score. POTATO. Tuesday.—Potatoes: First class, 64 to ; class, Ca r ro ts ; third 48 to per load of 2531 b s. l2s ...

... 13 and It for 1.. POTATOES. Dconcarrin. large supply, and potatoes is brisk demand, old ones twine comparatively neglected. The la.tar made from Se W 71 per 18 stones ; and new one., 12.61 to 13e. BAMMILLY, Wedneaday.— New potatoes mode 61 per score ; ...

... lined 20s. and poste for stealing about 41bs. of potatoes, the properly of Claud Mollie/m. of Bank House Fenn, Carton. II was stated that October 3rd Mr. kfollinson bad a dray eontaloing apples and potatoes In charge of a man. Mr. Iloßitmo, who was walking ...

... in the act of the 23rd inst. guilty to the charge, anda getting the potatoes, pleaded saw Smeaton in the potato witness named found in the field, were pro- rows, Two bags of potatoes, to Wake- duced in court, Both field House of Correction for one month ...