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... of the stopping of the potato rot, i tnot of it 'y ceasing altogcthi*'; atnd the author will waaer a half-farthln I d that the Americai or western skies have ha them continsalfy G l present which is the sole reason why thie potato rot has been s so bad ...
... 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 ...
... to go to the - of - on bustuess the other u'aV, anti my nest is a large potato-a-rower. At dinner the potatoes were perfect, ravishing! I remanced that I could not get such potatoes from my purveyor, nod insinuated that 'possibly my host had a special growth ...
... THE POTATO BLIGHT IN IRELAND. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. G ZNTm ?? to-day's Mercury you call attention to the statement of Mr. Courtney at Belfast, that the districts in which there has been a total failure of the I potato crop are very few ...
... POTATOg DISEASE 1N YORRSDI3RE. -- We have received Some further accounts 'froml cu.,r corresopondtents, pf-the statie tic the potato crop ix. this * cocity, since ou, le.St p'bliloation, which agree entretanti-A ally wvith those alreiady Puhlmbbed, and wvhich ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...