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... others will not have a potato for the Christmas dinner. £reen crops are progressing well, anid we may yet want the turnips, as we did in the famine times of '48. About a fortnight ago some slight hopes were entertained that the potato crop through the county ...
... THE POTATO BLIGHT IN IRELAND. I ?? A~couflts of the progress of the potatoe aiseavpe ii iform, unfortunately, the most important items of Irish nssws ti at presnt. Frm the provincial journals we glean, the o t, following particulars :-Tr IokEreznr as ...
... DESTRUCTION OF THE POTATO CROP. Dublin, August 15. R The prospects of this country for the next tivelve months are really appalling. From all quarters the reports of thle destrac- I lion of the potato crop conlinue to-pour in, and thoee who doubted Trin ...
... great scientific knowledge or ) experience in the culture of potatoes, we shall now abridge, in a few sentences, the chief hints which have been given to prevent tt a failure in the potatoe crop in this and subsequent seasons :_ a nit. It lies been r ...
... forwvard you for inspection ?? of our ll alnut-lou! I kidney potatoes, grown in pots, every one of which, within the last three wetlhi, has been attached with the disease. The above potatoes were planted etegly in 16-siozd pots, on the 24th of November; ...
... POTATO DISEASE IN GREAT BTRITAI; In view cf the nppearance o4 the - Ireland. the Inspectors oi the Budi-L a t ?? made soecial inquirv under t'e Dra nsae ?? ! ment Acts into the ?? ard prospec-s z; crop in Enziand an-L Scotland. In Eti2 the area ?? with ...
... shall cease to press theou potatoes I d into the market under the apprehension that they may not a te keep ;-and that no means can be said yet to have been 0 discovered which will witm certailnty preserve the untainted tI potatoes from the disease; so that ...
... DY Fu'.Ei Tiik Ial rwaer -. . -Tirs ys-s Camp e~l :cc. t: - the potato disease, w h .. potato cops in eo-m- ...
... 1t is whispered that during the intcrvirw,,v in question, or at a .reliod d immeately toucuhing upon it, the samples of 1J potatoes that the Fina~ncial Secretary had been at so mach pains to collect in the fields on his forty miles' tourney to oelmiullet ...
... suggesting private subscriptions; the danger is of a ?? wuhh fientteher ?? wi eette whole magnitude too gigantic to be met by sh potato crop it' Ireland has disappeared. rtour millions, at the very least, of our fellow subjects are at this moment as completely ...
... INTERESTING INFOR'MATION L'PON The CURL in POTATOES. To ?? EDITOR of the LEEDS MVERCURY. Si ?? experiments repeated with the same rrsults tiare worth all tihe tile theories in the world. Besides, as tle potatoe is produced by nature under grounl, iI seems ...
... cannot obtain seed potatoes they shonid be supplied Df witll cabbage plants for their manure. ms Many thousands of early cabbage might be planted on the brow oa g edge of early potatoes set in ridges, with very little ?? to the is potato crop. s) Iam, Gentlemen ...