... pork butcher. I bad potatoes growiog in a field near Croesor Railway. Several people have pota- toes there. I have repeatedly missed potatoes frow my lot. I did not authorise the defendant to g., there to dig potatoes. My potatoes are nice, clesau and ...

... INT1REjSTING DECISION TO POTATO en MERCHANTSW 01 Sheriff Balfaur baa given jadgmeat il a case *! ltlu ivin soeral psints of interest in connection ac rwith tho potato trade. George Brown. Blairgewrie, fs s8e.i Jaimes ieaterssn, potato merchant, Glasgow, he ...

... bag of potatoes at a shop' in Catherine-street, and demanded toll, which was refused. He found that the bag of potatoes bad been ordered on the previous day, the order being taleon on a post-card, which was signed by the person to whom the potatoes were ...

... saw the defendant with three hampers of potatoes. Immediately behind her were scales and weights which she used for selling potatoes In scores. Alter givlag her a caution, ho saw her a second time selling potatoes In small quantities from a broken hamper ...

... RAILWAY COMPANY.-In this case John. Livesey, potato dealer, Preston, sooght to recover from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company the aum of £15 as compensation for damages done to a quanltitY of potatoes, which, in consequence of their not being ...

... other Vege- soup piu, , Potatoes .oz. Potatoes Potatoes . ..oz 6 Potatoes oz Bread .oz.j 4 tables * oz. 4 Potatoes oz ® * Other Vegetables .oz. 4 Cabbage, or other Other Vegetables.. ..oz 4 Other Vegetables ..oz 4 ...

... with a firm of potato dealers at New~port, inquiring for an order, and stated that it was the custom of the firm to require cash pay- meri for first orders, and therefore it was on the understanding that cash was paid that any potatoes could be sent. ...

... defendant to remove the potatoes. . After defendant saw the potatoes, he might have is said they were small. Witness said they were L good in quality. A letter was put in from the a defendant to the plaintiff stating that the potatoes were bad, but that he ...

... name of the man left in charge of the farm. He had.'some potatoes in the stable yard at Llysaled, near Llaufairfeohan. Some of the potatbee vere loose,' and some in bags.I He dealt in potatoes; they w ere the croppf the farm. Before 'hewent sway he asked ...

... saok of potatoes, ?? knowing it to be stolen, DMr. Tosikin appeared for Young. Dlr. Cole, potato meor. c hanteand inoporter, of Victoria-atreet, deposed that the prisoner Amnphlett was a haulier in his employ, and his duty wee to deliver potatoes to customers ...

... tons Iweight of potatoes, the property of the pursuer, who b ris a seedaman and potato merohant in Dumbarton, oj to which place the potatoes were to be ri conveyed and delivered to the pursuer by the ti defenders: Finds that the potatoes were so t conveyed ...

... WEVDNESD).t1. Messrs lWilsor, Young, anid Co., fruit and potato merchants, INewcastle. bron:,,bt an action against ?? Leech, fruit asol potato merchant. Sanderland, for £12 l0s, the value of potatoes sold and delivered. Potatoeo, valao ISy were still on ...