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... FRENCH POTATOES AUCTION. The subscribers will sell by auction, on FRIDAY nest, the 22nd instant, at o'clock, their STORES, York Street, about ¥ Tons / Now Landing, Rapide, Captain Marcmube, from BoRDEArX. 1 ho Potatoes are excellent order, the ship having ...
... particularising, are extremely promising. The potatoes are, from our own observation, as well as accounts from every quarter of the country, roost flourishing condition.— Waterford Mail. have large crop ot potatoes sown, and on Monday we observed among them ...
... TO FARMERS MAKING POTATO STARCH. The subscribe* ■, no, pcrchasing prepared FARINA the damp stall f*uAtUoee who have not convenient mode of drying itl WM. Starch Works, 37, Little Donegal! Street, Belfast. 23th Nov., 1815. BOILER-MAKING. THOMAS KNIGHT ...
... cultivate it. Hoscommox Co unit, Boyle and Carriek-on-Shannon Unions, Oct. 28.—Produce of potatoes per cent, under the ato rage, 3*J per cent, sound, but no realiy good potatoes in the district. Corn is of average quality, but deficient in quantity* especially ...
... A Potato Grower. “What is the quantity nourishment, as human food, contained in the potato, as compared with some other ordinary articles of food? * The experiments of MM. Berry and Herring give the following result,, which will, probably answer our ...
... BELFAST POTATO BARkLT. AT A MEETING OF PARTIES INTERESTED the POTATO TRADE, Belfast, held on the 20th April, 1843, to take into consideratioiutbe announcement of the Town Council that they after the Ist January, cease to give heretowue, in the Public ...
... carly-plantod potatoes, of the same kind, belonging to him, planted in the neighbourhood of this town, appeared quite free from taint. New Potatoes. —A. M. gardener to Lady Harriet Kavanagh, was awarded the first prize for his samples of new potatoes the Dublin ...
... follow the early ones. Somerset. —Potatoes look worse every day. Not one field now sound. The late potatoes in every instance I have seen are marked with the fatal spot, and some are gone. Hants. —The whole of onr potato is affected. The late planted will ...
... Erne—With regard to the potato failure, I a convinced that there is something radically wrong the system of cultivation throughout the country, which has impaired the constitution of the potato and rendered it delicate and liable to failure, particularly ...
... prevent Rot Potatoes. —Last year, when the rot was at the worst, potatoes dressed with soot and charred refuse, l*otb antiseptic, turned out mostly sound (and still continued the last report|, whilst with all other dressings they t->ok the rot . Potato Dise ...
... Prices Corn, (lay, Cattle, Seed*, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, ...
... rescue Ireland from her difficulties ? you mean to let things the present course ? mean to rely the potato? Will you again run the risk of doing so? Before doing so, it not your duty to consider every means which better sta»e of things may introduced ...