... looks strong and healthy, and i> coming into ear Barley and oats also promise well, lias been an unusually large breadth potatoes planted thi* rear, esjiecially of one or two favourite sort?, and the plant never looked more healthy or vigorou. condition ...

... 'WEATHER AND THE CROPS The comiiaics jir ...

... the thoroughfare, a narrow passage leading to the water side. Some of the bricks were carried distance of 10« yards, into a potato field. Sunday afternoon, Robert Oates, aged Hit years, wh ...

... neighbourhood arc most luxuriant. Wheat has improved wonderfully. Harley full crop; oats are generally so, and lieutis are good. Potatoes look very promising, and are yet free from taint, and turnips were never finer. The Stuuex . W.vrristc, speaking of the crops ...

... cent , less than in »n. extent of land under oats shows little difference ; but baric} - ba-- decreased about 7 per cent. Potatoes, while they only show an increase acres of about 2 per [cent., have increased produce about per cent, since iHfifi. the produce ...

... Scraho-hill, where it would nearly in tlv centre of the l.on- of thr rroj hut should this wont hr in oven- clirrrtiou thr The potato crop i- niurh nliove ground thni - tnh- ,-s ,\rr vrt snudl; should not it seriously, the r will heavy. Ihr has m.nlr its ...

... present year at 735. 4d. Bread habeen dear for two years, or since the harvest of 1853. Beef is somewhat cheaper, and arc potatoes ; while mutton the same price as in the spring quarter of 1854. Tin- weather during the quarter was remarkable for the c ...

... desirable, and when the continued hot suns and attnospberc will materially injur-- the dity ...

... paying Ills ion* ' Mr. ilaslam, his landlord, xvent to IJolton, returning from there about iiai'-pa .i ul noon. boiled some potatoes for dinner, and sent one of InsclilHrcn tor herring. Ilealong with his two children partook oi dinner, .in i, evidently, ...

... the present year at 735. 4d. Bread has been dear for two years, or since the harvest of Beef somewhat cheaper, and so arc potatoes; while mutton is at the same price as the spring quarter The weather during the quarter was remarkable for the continuance ...

... overrated; while mildew inu-t bav*- dtniiuishcd. and the return of dry weather i- calculated to stop the progress of disease those potato grounds which have, begun to affected. Ireland tinface of things equally changed in favour th** crops, and many pieces of ...

... the neighbourhood the crops of wheat, barley, and oats are looking extremely well; the same may said both of turnips and potatoes, all of whicti crops have greatly improved by the recent line weather, which has been all that the agriculturists could possibly ...