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... Hamburg-American Line. zr A NEW POTATO.-At a meeting of the Linnaman i :8 Society, at Burlington House, last week, a paper was j read by M1r. J. G. Baiter, on the species of solaetesnu r: which bear the ?? roots called potatoes. Out of v the 700 species of ...
... found to be the C dledonian potato-raiser. shown by Alexander .Jak and Son of Maybole. N.B., and quoted at £14; anonther potato- raiser, entered by Powell Pros. and Whitaker, of Wrexhan, and priceI at £13 i3s.: and a rotary potato-digger, entered by Ransoine ...
... Into, ?? Disease had far better develop iii ti- a-a 2) -- -e t the potatoes are lifted. An Au e.: uzen zrrouer ?? ' | imsportant potato county v-rite6: T - :i - e t-e n never seen the potato disease in its e--- - - ;- year. There appeair to be asres -id never ...
... unfavourable account of the potato crop c- from a farmer a few miles west of Edinburgh :- I am sorry to say that the potato disease has appeared on my farm very virulently, many of the shaws not having one ig sound potato at them. On the farm of a neighbour ...
... of the potato disease, .. QOOL.-The weather during the past week has been changeable. We have had a, little raii occasionally, with strong drying westerly breezes. The bulk of the wheat crop is secured; turnips never looked better, and potatoes are turning ...
... t THl POTATO CRop.-DUBLIN, April 2S.-The following fact is taken as a goed omen of the results of the next potato crop i Mr. Thomas Delany, the gardener of the Lady Hlorriet Kavausgh, at Berris, couity of Carlow, planted a quantity of potatoes last Novem- ...
... wages of their labourers. -Tippercary Coa7stitution (Conservatirc paper.) Tsic 1NEW POTATO (CROP IN IRELAND.-Already there are some unfavonrable accounts of the new potato crop, and, although the majority of the reports are so far satisfactory, alam begins ...
... collection and destruction of any sand, dirt, or other refuse imported with potatoes brought from the Unitedi States of America, Canada, or the German Empire, and detain the potatoes until such destruction has been effected. The second Order sets forth that ...
... stock of potatoes will not keep till the ale approaching spring, it may be meintioneel that Mniy in. samples are offered in the Leeds mnarket at Gd. or id. a Was weigh, which would last year have sold at I Od. or Is. it a POTATO STAncf.-Potatoes, which ...
... harvest better than the former. The potato disease continues to spread, and we hear of no part of England, Scotland, or Ireland, where it does not prevail with greater or less intensity. Instead of tlse winter potato fields ex- hibiting, as they do usually ...
... practicable, viz:-l. ?? the potato disease re-appearedin your union l 2. If yes, in howv many electoral divisions i What proportion of the crop has been affected 2 For how many months' consumption would the healthy portion of the potato crop .supply food What ...
... very serious darnage u-as done to the fruit, early potatoes, and young crops generally. At present it is impossible. to estimiate the mi-schief caused by the cold snap in this coonty, where potatoes are largely grown for the early markets. At Tade-aster ...