... al mm * .^jirtricbi generally, aa every cottager, know- »**• ?? i«- «f a potato crop, cultivates enough for hls ?? and tbat of his ?? our Cor- Smmtk Coast. t*o* m _Of the potato crop In this neighbourhood ?? mnites :— A few weeks since, the i i***^^ ...

... agents for this Paper. In the Press, and shortly u/dl published. Price Is. sewed, a neat Pocket Volume, THE A TIS the TI J| ...

... 7d. ; Potatoes, 9d. per gallon. St. Blazey.— Beet, 7d.— Mutton, Td.— Lamb, 7d.- Butter 1 Id.— Potatoes, 7d. per gallon. Boscastle. -Wheat, 22s. ; Barley, lis. 6d. ; Oats, 8s. per Cornish bushel.— Beef, 7d. ; Mutton, G t d. , per lb. Potatoes, 10s. per ...

... Average priee {'RICE OF Ai. Monday, Newcastle, 41s Sunderland, SSs dcliveiesi (id delivered Two hundred anrl titty loads ot potatoes, each weighing 24ulb. were ottered for sale Manchester market o'i Monday at Ms. p . 10.n.1 without finding purchasers ; —in ...

... pilots mistak ng her till too late,’ for one of the many small sloops which arc in the habit coming to those islands for potatoes ; but it was afterwards believed that she was from Torbay, with gro cries for the fleet ...

... of tbe rent due this year to him from uw holders of lis poor allotments, amounting to 30 in ■a»nr*r, in consequence of tbe potato disease. _ TV roesristrates of the County of Somerset bave vn m*tri to their lste Chairman, tbe Right Hon. Henry ■sthsase ...

... lodging-houses are already taken, and we are likely to have a full season. Eablv Potatoes- — ln the early part of last week, Mr. Oliver Willey , merchant, Ruan Minor, dug some potatoes, which proved to be an abundant crop, and of a superior quality. Hi* second ...

... liitokrw expressive of the high sense of admiration in g data ffiej regard his courage and humanity. —A large cargo oi French potatoes has been imported , ; pinn.'isii. ...

... reported tlie New Lighthouse is shortly to be built. * Several of our pilot boats nave sailed for Wales, with cargoes of new potatoes. Lbmorna.* This delightful _ picturesque little Cove Is situated at the Sooth Western margin of the Mount's Boy, and perhaps ...

... wrapped up in two pieces of flan- nel. apparently parts of «n old petticoat ; tlie whole be- ing enclosed in a piece of an olel potato sack. From the evidence eif Mr. F. C. Bullmore, surgeon, it appeared t!iat on examining tiie liedy, he found a bruise over ...

... Eastern boats landed a good quantity —from four hundred each downwards; Bold at £110s. per bnndred. New Potatoes.—On Wednesday last, 25 tons of new potatoes from the Scilly Islands, were forwarded by the West Cornwall and Cornwall Railways. Ist (Penzance) ...

... fair average erop.— 1 he cro| u ley has not been exceeded by any croj the last ten years; and Oats are also abend; T early- potatoes have alsoyielded abundan and of excellent quality; and the after crop been so cherished and forwarded by the i rains, that ...