... advancing rapidily. We have been informed, by several persons fully competent to form an opinion on the subject, that more potatoes have been planted this season it our locality (Dundalk) than at any perioul sviihin tile hlst ten ?? VAvertiver. BANK OF ...

... anid ouly son of Captain Trevor, Ioral Artillery. BELFAST SHIP E'3WS. AR RI V ED. April 14-Inconstant, (lancy, Iollywlfter, potatoes Atlilone, (Et.) Dlavies, Liverpool lG-Aurora, (st.) Andierson), Glasgow- Autelope (st.) Il'Phloerson, Carlisle Falcon. (st ...

... Moinday, at thiee o'clock aftcrnoon. Expenditure of House of Industry for week ending 14th Marolr, 138;- Oatmeal ?? X3 18 6 Potatoes . ?? 7 10 0 Soup ?? 10 16 8 Soals .4 . 4 17 0 Straw ?? 0 13 0 £27 15 2 Average number of children getting bread, wvho are ...

... coveret with water. Farm labour is eon- siderably in arrear-fully a fortnight. In ordinary seasons the planting of early potatoes and Spring- sowing of oats would be commnecigabontthis time- but, from the present wet state of the soil, it will bc s-me ...

... Surgeon Green, 4th Dragoons. b Expenditore of House of Industry for week endiiig 6th Decernber,.] 838 - O atm eal. ?? ?? 5 2 6 Potatoes ?? 0 0 Bread ?? 289 ?? 12 6 Coals .. - - -- 3 4 0 Shaw . ?? ?? - 0 ]8 0 £30 5 9 Average number of children daily ?? brcad ...

... extunkiivu d]elulilgs wilt the publio. -1N:,W POT'71T0. tlS- ICie imi been lftit rt tills offWOC r st11.pitdid salllIpO of uew potatoes, 10noWi as British Quileen. hll'y were ?? and grown Iai tie ilpfm air by 3Lr. WIllibu Alexailider, Of0 the hl11ds of Mr. ...

... after a passage of only five days. Expenditure of House ef Industry for week ending 9th May, 11k18 Oatmeal ?? ?? £ 2 18 0 Potatoes ?? 10 0 Soup ?? 10 0 read . ?? ?? 4I. Straw ?? ?? ?? 12 0 £27 12 4 Avernaeenumber of children daily getting bread, 112-adults ...

... Perceval silver match box; Air. and Mrs. Pirrie, stationery Icabinet; Mr. Albert Pym, silver sugar basket; Mr. R. Reads, silver potato ring ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson, silver ereamnjng; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson, copper dish wariiier ; Mr. and Mrs ...

... i .q 'ril I laholl Il'IIs, cevente Min l;ilI nobl,, Nitli th i~le fid baoin. -fit; nind IIse tlir;t iiteul'o planit, tile po'tato, fignore iii l. cslat of asmff. 1,0o5s or7 llli fU~RAL.D S1'1!.MEII.- . 1 11e tll] ~li:sll tlied St. (;Cvlg11 Steami Co. Hlile ...

... farm:r. crlti- vating 102 acres. Tire lire wias first observed in the stable. and from this it extendedl to tire barn ail potato-houee. The barn, wehitch wee almost foll of grain, wvas hurred Iownr, and the grain destrnyed. and all tho outlumildings. ...

... MY'Langhlin Brothers, May Street, sued MTIessrs. J. Lytle & Sons, Victoria Street, to recover ; 43 15s for goods-viz., tan tons potatoes-sold and delivered. Mr. W. Martin MC'Grath instructed by Mr. Ernest Kennedy) appeared f or Ithe plahatiff, and Mir. George ...

... small benefit to the farmers, especially to those who feed them through the winter. There are many misses in the late planted potatoes, but most of the earlier planted ones up to a short tinie ago looked well, and gave promise of an abundant yield. Unfortunately ...