... small, for C cooking the Potato were shown, aud some spei- e mnens of tha root itself boiled in these vessels, but o hero the praotical part ended. Some potato flour r was in one glass cave, and Bome of Edwards' preserved potato in another, but hero the ...

... wrtcuattrai Enteligelce. POTATO DISEASE. Dr. Mitchell, of Strabane, has published, in the Derry Standard, the fol owing observations on this subject:- - As the epidemic disease in the potato crop has unfor. taritely appeared generally in this neighbourhlood ...

... scoop, also the bottom of the receptacle for the potatoes, is formed of bars, to separate the dirt from the potatoes; the brush also re- moves the dirt, so that they are rendered very clean. Till: POTATO Dise, AND CUTTiXa OFF TUE HAUM. -J lately paid a ...

... will be Mr. Smiall!, solicitor, Newry. DlSTRrBUTION OF POTATO SEEMD I R1ELAN 1)D. Tii. Press Association is informed that the Societv of Friends in freland have lately distributed 2Ti1 tons of potatoes to be used for seed atmllong teli, distressed pealsantry ...

... fair average, except potatoes, in which disease appeared. Corn was above the average. In Newry the cereals were a good average. In Portadown the potato crop suffered, and was one- fourth less than the previous year. In Cavan the potatoes were. on the whole ...

... ON THE POTATO CROP. We take the following abridged report of the excellent observations of the Earl of Caledon's respected agent, at a meeting of the above society, from the Armenag Guar- dian :- The various modes of preserving the potatoes are very ...

... quantity of ?? Gazette. POTATOES iM DnRLL.s-P(tatoes are cultivated ex- tensively in drills in the best-airmede districts throughout the three kingdoms; yet we have never known, that corn did not answer well after drillcd potatoes. In wet land, it is certainly ...

... Ogriculturr, &-r. The potato rot has become general among the early potatoes in the neighbourhood of Aloy and Charlemont. SLIao.-The complaints of tho potato crop are not so disheartening as they were a fortnight ago. A tolerable produce is found at the ...

... now So pre. valent in the potatoe. Let the potato pit be so constructed by means of an opening extending from one end of the pit to the other, that the fume of sulphur, blown therein, way pervade the surrounding heap of potatoes, which had been previously ...

... very fine new potatoes, grown solely by atmospheric influence. Mr. Murphy has had several dishes since Christimas for his employer's table. EARLY POTATOEs.-A correspondent informs us that he partook of a dish of excellent early Bangor potatoes this week, ...

... live upou the laud, s they muut first be taught their business. in Why is the potato so much grown and con- b sumned in Ereland ? It is because potato-growing e and potato-alting form thoe simplest process by which the Irish tenlant CiLl kleepi bodly ...

... a fair average crop. Oats on light soils are short in the straw.- The potato crop, so far, is sound and abundant. Tile recent rains have materially served the late crop of potatoes, turnips, and after-grass. The hay crop has turned out rather short. ...