... tilm tlee prices of this day we lk. 31aclhinery sold at I Is. per cclt.; but, at the NOei5r 1ills, the price was 12s. Old Potatoes in great plenty. Luon- pers Sold at 23d. per ewt. ; Cuips at 2s. to 2s. 3d. ; end Apples at 2s. IId. per do. XewV Were also) ...

... which sottetiltes weas very bulky. Expenditure of House of Industry for weelk ending 9L0 May 183i :- Oatmeal ?? - X4 14 ha Potatoes ?? . 7 5 iI Cottis ?? 19 4 ?? 4 11 0 Straw ?? 1 9 2 £29 19 10 Averinec nmo ber nof children ditily getting bread, 65-adults ...

... nanIL oft i jury at the Maior Court, Expenrliture of House of Industry for Nvoek aodieg I, th Ari. Iil' :_l Ontincl ?? I 0 Potatoes ?? . I . t7 6 S oupll ?? . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . I I l(I ?? Iii lit ?? 6 4 Averace numiber df chillren ...

... 11% RICHARDSON, BROTHERS, & CO., .1 grklmr 6'heentxIds onJ Oil C'rla11ers, BELFAST, Prepare Special Manures fur each Crop. POTATO MANURE. GRASS MANURE. TURNIP MANURE. GRAIN MANURE. BONE COMPOUND. FLAX MANURE. GROUND BONES AND BONE MEAL. LINSEED CAKE AND ...

... Is 41 per E lb. Straw ?? from 2s 31 to 33, aued meadow i hay from 5s to :55 3d per cwt. Turnips were ?? F por cwt. In the potato maroet dama.ged tubers for ieding purposcs were as low as 9d, bat the general price for rocks was from 2s to 2j ?? and for ...

... station of soeicty. tiot expendittre of itouse of Industry for wveek etidinig 3d an Artl 1839 :_ Oatmeal . .. , ?? ?? 2 4 5 o Potatoes ?? . , ,, I 9 4 Ro Soup .- 4I t0 Goal..27 7 to Straw ?? ?? ?? . 019 0 i__ s £20 10 ?? (e Averitue number of clildren daily ...

... ofintelmell : -TO CORRESPONRENTS Several articles ars eunnvohlaby delaycl. T'is g i Ia 1R, I Sa '5 1 7iijv, :3 eivt. 7lbs, of Potatoes, taken lip in the inarket, I' 6ar.. Grainger and William Walker, Sergelints lt Mace, j,, lemtied by tile Alark-et Jury, were ...

... c7-ltp i id, (St.) WVitice. (lasgow Atihcloie, (st.) Miilliacs, L.ivcrpool : lictl & Anntce, Gcriftithls. (Ccrricrlfergus, potatoes i-Tcctar, (St.) Stmcct't1, ( iccscgw C lim& cacr'garet, I lintcer, Wick, herringa C i (st.) Gcowcatc, Liverpool icc 1f ver ...

... weather continues most favour- able for the growving crops, and, we are happy to say, the re- ports this weelk relative to the Potato crop are favourable, aiid iii many instances where symptoins of the disease had appeared they have qliite recovered. Our narket ...

... demand for good foreign wbeat, at £11 per ton, best ?? Flour a slow sale at 24s. Gd. to 253. per barrel. The supply of new potatoes cuntinues good, and prices have further declined-38. and 48. per cwt. being now the value of best descriptions. I1DIAN C0RcN ...

... Expenditure of the Ilouse of Industry for the week endinig l7th Dec. 1840:-. O atitleal . ?? 2 3 Oatmeal.1, ?? , ?? ?? 170 Potatoes ?? B 3retto ?? ?? 2 1 Straw ?? I.ll 0 ?? . ?? 11 Soul ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ?? 4 1 o £30 2 9 Average number of childrent, attending ...

... do slot wish to risic a crop1 of this sort utitil they are con- vinced that the distetimper, Iblil so lately itijuied the potato, has enitirely disappeared. We liave oluserved that the kinds of seed most lplentifilIly sown 9iis year are-peas, bealis, ...