... had speikeD tt- master of the schooner during the mg gat.ir learned she was from Letterkenny to , ;be BritOl Channel with potatoes. The wid was hng ba. . gale from the East at the time, the tide umnnii i 4ll the contrary direction. Tnul Mnctuns Oo BUTITbe ...

... do., prime, -seed, 12s 6d to 13s,- Oats, petatoo 9s to 9s 7'd ; do., Poland, 8a.3d to 9a 2d ; Oatmeal, 17s 2.d to, 17 6d ; Potatoes, 2s to 2s 4d1 per. CW't.. ...

... troublous times, he was more than once 7aedin imminlent danger. When bat an infant h. mother nad he spent several nights in a potato f&1d at a distance from their owna home, and froim an;' hunman habitation; and Mrs. Coulter -,end to tell that her chief fear ...

... taicked toe Busoga's camp, capturing seven cattle, and, I think, sixty sbeep and goats. They also aot in a good store of potatoes. 'The King has now turned Mohammedan and been circumcised. He is quickly gathering an army, and has, according to native ...

... are ?? cad Wate,-. What would the British or Irish farmer not give for an acre of land which would produce 974 bushels of potatoes I This is the amount accredited to a farmer in Wyoming on virgin soiL rich in potash, and irrigated by water largely impregnated' ...

... rough -red tomatoe to be superior, both in quantitv and e quality, to most of the now existing sorts. In I tomatoes asin potatoes, ve have paid far too heavy -a penalty for a smooth skin and even face. Doubt- - less the abolition of eyes, as well as of ...

... Charles Wilson, pair of silver canedlesticks, ; Mdlle. Stanifer, lace cushion on green silk; Mrs. Cannon, old silver and wooden potato howl; Mlr. and Mrs. John Weston, silver embossed dish; Mirs. Arthur Foster, a cup and saucer and an old M~assachusset~s ...

... 1zillle, NMoire. Nebebe. II 5.IlIr lame's, ieI I 1,rs , tGrel'll~ch, Ill le Catlhiauile hi Hamilto.,,11 Wlar.r, L., nerpool, potatoes VI rofll ets aiiid 1111wCr ?? IC 0.11111,1j The steam-shi p Corsair, Golvanfl Lvrpol? this day. at twelve o'clock noon. ...

... in some carly districts. The grilla crups promise great abundance arl, as yet, we liave not IlLad any comnllaints of the potato disease ill this eoniltl . The ballot for the enllinet picture, presenlte(l b% Ladv 13vron to thle Belfast Ladies' Local ...

... charges for addttional labour. New Wheat has already been sold ?? markets, and every day brings forward parcels of ?? Ireland, potatoes are much cheaper than the usual rate at this season of the year. In Belfast market, very choice long whites were yesterday ...

... R~perkrauce. The euvrealls all lok 'watt, base frist tilted to, amid in some p~laces assuiming the gotl~en line of harvest. Potatoes aind ell garden crops are veiy - de. Constiderable im't-rest is attached to the tunis crop this SeRSalil, tas it is a- 11r(1p ...

... 15i Id per cret. The average price of potatoes was also tigher daring the pitt quarter wrien compared with the correspotnd- iug period of iat year; in the qsarter ended Deeiem- ber 3L, the average crie of potatoes ian the Datulra market was from 2r 9- ...