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... which Peter Ballan (45), describd 'i5 i horse deaior, was charged with stealhug a horse f tf! valoe of £28, and a quantity of potatoes of the value A £11 6s., the property of three farmers named }{lls-iu: it Kirrkby Stephen, on the 31st October last. P'risoneer ...
... Clair counties in and is one of the greatest potatogrowing districts in the Mississippi Valley, completely mandated. Not a potato will produowl there this year. Sioux Qty 721 dwellings have bean damaged or aoßshed away. ...
... distress from this cause is very great, and con- siderably aggravated by the rapid spread of the potato blight, the poor people having to look on at their potato crops failing without the satisfaction of the mitigation of it, as in former years, when pigs ...
... Iskt le Leicsstersbire, gt thO course of the shooting seasonl. 1 H 2r POTATO DISEyA6 1 SQOTU ?? i8 ropoz-ted ta 3 em Glasgow ths4 whilst n - elA O thoere. were few th . eomplsits ot potato di a3aso mineotheuti has spreed with of x estraoxcixta ?? ball is ...
... a close on Thursday evening, the after- noon being Epent by the judges iu trying the harvesters and self-binders, reapers, potato-diggers, and hedge- cutters, who, however, did not make their award till yesterday noon. The field in which the harvesters ...
... Ycaland Hali. 10.46 a Sater., Feb. 1ClaphamStahion . 10.46 A QUESTION OF NAnOTAL IOIPOETAtOE.-A good or a I badcrop oa potatoes depende principally oil the kinds planted, and 3 varieties which fall an easy prey to diseeas ehonid be carefnily avolded ...
... obtained prizes for garden vegetables, potatoes, t cabbages, carrots, peas, French beausm lettuce, celery, beet, strawberries, dahlias, and cauliflowers. Mr Win. Petty obtained prizes for garden vegetables, potatoes, onions, cauliflowers, and parsnips. ...
... betas eligible tor B Periea, _ Paarss Private Porcheoa. Chmpanr .. « A. l\j*asr, 11 .. .. ...
... Mr. . Walker presided. Prizes were awarded to Edward. Green for vegetables;. Mrs.. Brownlill for large potatoes.; Urp.. B. Walker for kidney potatoes,'Mrs.,. Wa. Walker fror. onions ; Mrse T. Aqroyd for tar- nips; Mrsi J. Aokroyd for celery: Mr. E for ...
... which cannot be explained-though they said C) there was not water enough on board to both feed the tl bollers and cook the potatoes-leclined to cook the vegetables for luncheon, though on previous occasions E this had been done. After a long wait, the steamer ...
... lerox, and zezeani zawa1Y fronri thaec ?? POTATO BLIGHT I-N IRELAD The -- Fi-t-rtan's Jout-not - s-tate-s tLhan. i-e continued ?? -4 toe ;v -sItot- -i Iix intoasrn rett on Sanest Tpi-cepet in li-clzia. Potato 'osh its a -1ill at -iitrutn it-it-n ii. nt-any ...
... undertook the novel feat of hitting a potatoe thrown up in the air with fr a single ball, performaed the difficult undertaking, to o the surprise of many spectators, as follows:-lis bet eas ti to hit ten potatoes out of thirty, which l he won cleverly ...