... l greater part of the crops- in the vicinity will have lo 1 fallen before the sickle. We are sorry to learn that in a the potato blight has made its appearance in several ti e large fields in our neighbourbood, but as. yet in so ex mild a form .that little ...

... agents of the Dock w Company that t.le potatoes should be received into No. 7 m d Warohouse, which was woll known to be suitable for the 1( P purpose. It was alleed that the deteedauts, instead of II it storing the potatoes in No. 7, did so in Nos. 11 and 12 ...

... death of John Sigsworth, the son of James Sigsforth, farmer, of Itaskelf. - The deceased,. whb was 32 years of age snod a potato dealer, met his father with some pigs in a cart at Brafferton. -His father left there for Boroughbridgc, and the deceased ...

... Flyer, of Vicar's-croft, Lceds, potato dealer, for £14, the price of a quantity of potatoes. Mr. Granger appeared for t]-o plaintiff, and the defendant avas represented by Mr. IEarle. The defenco was that tho potatoes Were ian a very damp and dirty condition ...

... hi' to send me some money My father, affected by the eloquence of my letteW answered me in the following ?? I sens ydu any potatoes I I co&nailted. ay friend whether l should accept my fathers proposal but ho said that we had better pop semnething. I agreed ...

... the panic concerning the potato crop is but too justly founded. Within a few days I have had several trials made on both good atnd bad land, and the result has beetk my conviction, that in this district at least evety potato field of wshat may be termed ...

... HASYlwhoSO fault seems from our correspondents commuldeation, to have been that he mfisifs st'd snle reluctance to split a potatoe raeler 'than pite. a aeltlounce of pottoe abcre The speeified wceighit for af ?? sean's dininer, was turned off, in spite ...

... part of the country, and in almost every potato fgid iried some sataks, fnd fould a comisiderabfe aumber of potatoes inured, ever, under the soundest and best- looking sia he. Sreie farmers tried the potatoes boiled, first rttig off heie black A r injured ...

... buyers of French brandy, by sending over from this country as cognac spirits of an inferior and unwholesome kind, made from potatoes im Germany, and which, if any one cared to drink it, they might do much better by buying themselves for what it is, and at ...

... the Irish poor than to see it go hence to England. A NEW POTATO.--A member of the Belgian Central Society of Agriculture has recommended to the attention of the society a new variety of the potato, which is remailcablein the triple pointof viewof flavour ...

... centre, took hold of Harrison's face with one hland, and then ran a knife into her threat. It was one he used for peeling potatoes. Mr Heastie seized the prisoner, who was heard to say, 'I hnave had my revenge, and soein one shouted out, ' That's him ...

... and George Brown.-Wm. Taylor, S5, stealing a great p. coat, the property of Edward 5pence.-Johni Webster, 28, steal- leing-potatoes, the property of John Phillips -George Lister, 19, ci tealin4e a pair of overalls and other article, the pi operty of (t ...