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... that the disease has this year attacked potatoes in sandy and boggy ground.] THE HARVEST—THE POTATO CROP—DISTRESS OF THE PEOPLE. Londonderry. —Since Wednesday have extended our previous inspection of the potato crop ; and we are sorry to say that there ...
... specimens the potato had greatly increased Ibis year former occasions the wafer m the potato hud been found to about 72 per cent, and now it was 76 per cent., and in the diseased specimens from 83 per cent. In all cases the diseased potato contained more ...
... Autumn—it will be easy get the land early in order for the reception of the potato, which should be all planted before the end of April, when the land is moist, and the hud of the potato iu natural state first appears. the early planting will not permit ot ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. It with no ordinary pleaturc protect to our readers the following important letter from the pen of that eminent agriculturist—Mr. Dillon Croker. Tbit gentleman was the first to inform the public of the extent of the potato epidem : ...
... POTATO ROT. To tit Editor the Slu'.etrr.ai. Draa Sit—While men of lelence and worldly ruin arc caking such various conjecture* to liie of Ibatr awful scourge, the polat -/of, nur land ailh pnrtiai fainiuo snd p ...
... PROGRESS THE POTATO DISEASE. {Gardeners' Chronicle) continue the evidence to the Potato Disease, concerning which we state most reluctantly that there is not one symptom of improvement, but contrary for places to-day declared free are to-morrow reported ...
... EARLY SEED POTATOES. . Large Roantity SCOTCH MARTISSiHtjUIi' « TfI.LVO:RVAN. near SALSTFIELd/ / Apply to R.iSIwyKER March 13, 191’. BEST LONDON-MADE COLD AMD SILVER WATCHES. rTAIIri SUBSCRIBER has again Bit r.f the above, rachMaoUby the late U.«rr. ItundeU ...
... Identical potato frst alluded quite sound, free of all rA. and lying in the very midst of the rotten mass. This potato was perfectly good, aud much firmer and harder than potatoes geucrally are. “Again, in the spring of 18IC. when planting ray potatoes, observed ...
... PLANT NO POTATOES THIS YEAR. need not say that we entirely agree with the writer of able leading article in the Daily News, who urges upon Government the impolicy of advancing money to Ireland for tbo purchase of seed potatoes. America,” he truly observes ...
... disease descending to tbe potatoes, or spreading the contagion, but it should be done immediately on the first apiiearancc of the diseased leaves.—A’. Tovey, 19, Terrace, Southampton, July 31. Potatoes and Povkrtt. —As to the potato, the Irish people are ...
... POTATO ROT AND PRIESTCRAFT, T?y a letter from Anamoe, in the county of Wicklow, learn the gratifying fact that that neighbourhood the disease has made little progress, and that the toss is but trifling. This information accompanied with a further account ...
... TO RAISE GOOD SEED POTATOES. It is well ascertained fact, that potatoes grown on highly cultivated land for number of years, without change of seed, become weaker each successive year, and, if continued, would probably become at last quite unproductive; ...