... from agniri befalling. tirem-aud this cotld only be dorre, I observed, by tracing the evil to its sourcr. The failtre of the potatoe crop last Anteriotrs was uidotibtedly tire initarediatc causc of tie fOriine, which sos seveep'itg aay so marry of our countrymen; ...

... river ntar that place. Sie is tup-t cn posed to have drowtced herself iii a fit of insanity. al The produce of two kidttey-potatoes, grown by o( at Mer. George Hirst, of Birkby, near Huddersfield, 11t c- weighed thirty-two pounds ! nt Ln It seems as if ...

... tenants of small portions of the property atI 'present held by the defendants, Iand hatving paid tithes for IDclover and potatoes to the plaintiff; hot -they all admitted, I y with few exceptions, that they. were, relations o f the V 8,plaintiff, and ...

... capa e their contraets with those who ?? compelled to offer payment by ded t , bills drawn at tivo or three mositiss. The potato-paints wvere defia e checked, and iatdeed ilsjured, by the colt winds, but have reco. are I it vered, and are in a very f ...

... then iurned him among the rest of the boys, and gave him hasty-pudding for breakfast; for din- ner, the boys had meat and potatoes on Sunday, and on other days bread and cheese; when any geutleman came to see'their children, MAr. Sbaw used to come down ...

... of Proberes enttage, and the field where the murder was committed, and stated, that in a field which had been planted with potatoes, a bole, two feet deep and six feet l)ng, appeared to have been dug.- At the depth of two feet. the persons by whom the bole ...

... 3 ?? Atkin, stealing bed linen fionn her 'loilg- oes Hot oigs, to be imprisoned 6 ?? Bates, ftr stcaling a sark sen b |of potatoes, imprisoned 6 moaths.-Jus. Freeman, stealing ilibs. efte of nuitton, to be imprlssned 9 months. -fartholomnew Harrisin, after- ...

... Westerruau. Mr. Hardy stated the case. The prrmecutor isa nt an ediding at Arintey, near Leeds, nod geits his living by selli6ig potatoes and gteens. On the night oft(he Str of -may, be was at the Buck ptslii-house, in Kirligate, arid went away with the prisoner ...

... edrication at Beerse (Sssitzcrlaed) 'Ire diects hrt 250Irisir acres of Iris estate, in Meardorw, wisest, barley, hiempi, potatoes. &c. shall be-devotesl to tire 'srnppnrr.' ins Irelvand, ofi an estrbishlrment resembling that of M. Pellenberg, except the ...

... iI) this case was brief but of deetsive. The prisoeer was seizetd IpY ci watchmtan about 12 o'clack as- att nght, awith the potatoes it hits possession. Theproperty soas his :hop Idenitified by the prosecuitr, aslid the Jory found the proisnlar ipr fol, ...

... from tile tfitsi'e of lir. Stubbs , ?? L~amb NtiO. lii Cell-lane, ea P~erseiti hibs/s sdeposed to ?? havitiso ii wit of potatoes. left lot ms ttiecare- by t-tsitilsttli. The piol-swri0 ssini nth liay.- mimssdillteip after: they wieiogsnr, Ito s mise ...

... of a s101ap: onl the 2f th of Mhrch last, he passelt with lils sla0p hrslih Castleford Lock, having on board ,4t0 tuba of potatoes, at 14 peeks per tub, for which he wimas changed ,. lz 3s. 3S. lock dues; itstead of tise sun ,sf a5 I ts. 7d. being ao ...