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... continue to be well supplied with potatoes of excalleut quality, and free from disease: prices keap rtationary-fromm 10d to 13d per peek of about 16 lb. ,NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, SavitepAY. There wee a fair supply of potatoes on offer to-day the demand for which ...
... CULTlIVATION OF POTATOES. Aca L~ancashlire tartncr, I shall tnke the libterty at of olb'i'ing a fewx remaurks uponl our manneir of cinl- tivatingf that valuablel root, andl of wvhichl you tare at libecrty to talic wshat UsC youI thinik proper. In most ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. T'o the Editor of the Standard. Denton, near Grantham, Oct. 30, 1845. Sir,-Presuming that the following observatioss on the disease whieh is at present maiking such fearful ravages on our potato crops may not be devoid of interest ...
... growth of the potato plant, wet weather afterwards set ill, when the ?? iranifested itself in v.rious dis- tricts, especially on the sea coast. Mlany horticurlturists plant their sets early in spring, in order to secure sound crops of potatoes, knowing, by ...
... than heretoforeidt had 1 been to'the culture and uses'of potatles -and having I produced specimens of potatoe meal, and of the farina of l potatoes, he proceeded shortly to explain 'how these two substances were prepared, and to what purposes they ; were ...
... THE POTATO CROPS IN IRELAND. | At the last Dublin market there was a fair supply of pota- tWes, but complaints are general amolngqt tbe working classes of the exportation which they see from tbe quays. This will, us a maiter of course, raise theirprice ...
... PRESERVING POTATOES THROUGH | WINThR. I . . . . . - ' As there is too much reason to fear that the quality of the whole of the potatoe crop this year is more or less affected by the incessant wet, and that many potatoes which look well at present will ...
... RE-APPEARANCE OF THE POTATOE DISEASE. (Front the Gardmer us' Chlronicle.) The potatoe disease has re-appeared. We have this me. ment received the following communicatiou from M1r. El. phinstone, gardener to the right hon. tha speaker. at Heck- field, ...
... countrv to rrslaiot, tt qutently the ?? would bet 'i it i! By it little ticniy atteintion, by iniliitieli: li: crown lT earh potato, now ii, 'he cour-, .mense stuppiy of seed onighlt he projtuil-, pense. For the last three rnoints I hb- I;!tI 'I the seet ...
... MEAL AND FLOUR FROM POTATOS. Our readers will remember an interesting article which appeared in our paper a few weeks back, in which an account was given of the uses to which the potato had been applied by a Mr. Rogers, of Dublin. In tse Isrish Fasrmers' ...
... he ascribed the potato dietary to the corn laivs. So far frdin causing the potato dietary, the corn l:aivs, and the corn laws alone, have prevented its universality:- 11 Why, he repeated, should there be millions subsisting on potatoes? It never was ordained ...