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... in Twenty-four pods green peas-i, John Baird, n} GriLushaw; 2, Hugh Jordsn.e. S~ix potatoes (ta~ble use), coloured-i, John of Bnird, juln.; 2, Hugh Jordanl.o Six potatoes (table use), white-i, Canon Paouler, qu INe townamrds; 2, Hugh Lowry, Ballvleghorb ...
... of haiy has liven saved; flax--polling will begin very soon, and the crop will bo 1 good; cereals are barely an average; potatoes ara large, and up to present free from taint. POVYNTZPASS (COUNTY AIRMAGI), AUGUST 4-TIhe monthly fair this day was largre ...
... ani sellers, and the stoow of stiek vrws aleo an average., the fine weather doubtless kleeping many farmers st work in the potato fields, t;t other crops being nearly a1 seecred. There was a, pretty good dernand for springers cud milsh cows, but there ...
... Whitecurrants- Miss H. George. Bost six apples-Mr. A. Moore. Vegetablos-Best six coloured potatoes for table- Is-, Rev. W. S. Smith ; 2ud, Mr. Meharry. Best six white potatoes for table-Rev. W. S. Smith. Bet twocabbages-MiassGwynis. Best four leekss- Mr. 13, ...
... as a substitute for the potato. Its tubers, like those of the Jerusalem artichoke, resist in the open air the severest winter without sustaining any injury. The flavour ofthis vegetable is more delicate than that of the potato. Mr. Wise recently made ...
... by the tenants ih generatl; that mljro concentrated manures were. used; that potatoes were plaited more in drills; that there was an increase in wheat, oats, grass, potatoes, and turmnips, and a decrease in barley and flax; that the farms wvere imcreased ...
... codtish and potatoes, baked beans, and fried potatoes; and I also guless he never has found thlem, particularly the last, possessing that delicious r ichness which greeted his boyltood's palate. Natives of other lands don't kinowv tow to fry potatoes; yet 'tis ...
... Six ollions, potato-l, M. Reilly, RI.C.; 2, Daniel Doherty. Six parsbips-1, Daniel Doherty ; 2, M. Reilly, R. I.C. Twelve pods peas-I, M. Reilly, ?? 2, Thos. Graham. Six potatoes, white-1, Daniel Doherty ; 2, Robert Bole. Six potatoes, coloured-i, M ...
... 147 years old, and still 'hl& and hearty. He was formerly a soldier, and re-mairied at the age of 00. He lives on milk nnd potatoes. Fred.-All right. Nov. 3. P.O. Liverpool As ?? in Times. ...
... glass jars. not less than 41bq.. and not exeepdingr Bibs. -W. J. Barry, Raloo. Potatoes-Special prizes offered for six varieties ,; (three round and three kidney) potatoes for table nse to be shown in dishes. six of each variety-i, Malcolm Fleming; 2 ...
... -Linlerick c/lr0aicle. Itti~ouCsen F.AL.UVE. Oi' THtE POTATOES.-We regrct to state thait it is generally relorted that the disease has mani festeil itself, to a considerablile excnt, iii thbe potato crop. in this ilistrict. We have seen several ticlls ...
... entries of peas, five of cauliflowers, and five of lettuce, but the most remarkable class in this department was that of potatoes, of which there were eight entries. Mr. Crawford carried off the first prize. The only nurseryman who sent forward anything ...