... growth of the stem and leaves of the vine ; and in the year liR79 Ville said :— Until lately I always thought that the and the potato were Cie plants which showed a special preference for potash, but the sine distances them in this respect in a most surprising ...

... just blanched before using. as they are too strong for most people raw), and then sliced potatoes ; and so on till the dish is full, finishing off with potatoes sliced a little thicker than those in the layers. Everything, from game, poultry, &c., to ...

... paid in. and this, together uith the half-crown aforesaid. sifts considered sufficient to provide all sith fish and ehippful potatoes, old love spree. The affair duly came ..fr. and several of the hands have been off work since—n tether front indigestion ...

... dinner, and on Monday evening he was heard confidentially iu forining a lady friend in Richard*haw Lane that he ate two potatoes more at his Sunday dinner than ever he had done before liter sere arranging the decorations for some harvest thanksgiving ...

... battle with a good half-bushel of raw potatomi, each as large as a man's fist Fifteen paces was to 1)0 the diettnee. turd the potatoes to be picked up one by our, and thrown by each combatant alternately. The challenger commenced, and missed. It so happened ...

... and lodgings were of the coarsest description. hie food for many days often being no better than roasted wheat and diseased potatoes ; vet never at any time was he heard to complain of his treatment. The priests tried to hinder him in every way, but they ...

... advantage of to their fullest extent. Archie. W respect Archie, anti it was a treat to hear him dilating on the third-class potato shop in the North-West ward and backing himself against hotb the E - hors of the ifecrury and the Post. We should back him ...

... filing of a handsaw would have been quite harmonious. do jou know who aat lady is' She is my sibs I dropped her like a hot potato the moment I heard the worda : but my explanations didn't mend matters ranch, for he wouldn't believe a word of it, and she ...

... tasting things. and the number insr be mentioned the following IMO owned part of a field at Welt's) , when he grave peas, potatoes. ao. One day. Ise caught a )sung man 'tenting the peas, and so hew., him a little of his mind t After he hsd thr3atened to ...

... of the day, getting over the hoe in tn• style. The try was disallowed, greatly to disappointment of Harry, myself. and the *potato. A toll et eon play followed, Selby working hard, •nd thee Haley got off nicely, running a long way and panting to Waddington ...

... long, black and gold front.—Apply d. Haineworth, No. 1. Mwrket Place, Pads') . tppod augmen FOR SALE, Fried Fish and Clnp t . Potato Mainers at Loner Wortley. Giving en account of health .— Apple, 21, Blackpool Yarnlay. T O BE SOLD, s barge WOOD SHED and ...

... inmates over at The bookkeeper of Mr. Rubinson, the'con. tractor for the potatoes, waited spin the Bo trel to indent} them that their commit. at 44,1 per score, was for old potatoes until new ones came in, or until they were geed. Ms Board endorsed the ...