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... POTATOES. af Water Caamissionersfor Ward. Notice is herebygiven, that, under the Provisions of the Act of the 3rd Vic., Chap. 79, entitled, *• Act for Better Supplying with Water the Town and Borough of Belfast,” the occupiers of Dwellinghouses and Buildings ...
... THE POTATO Letks to the Welch, Dutchmen butter’s dear Irish swains potatoes are the cheer.” The Irish were for nearly two-thirds of the last century, ridiculed for adopting, cultiratiog. end using the potato as their staple food. They were called p ...
... POTATOES. LEA THER, and other Material. BRUSHES, Stock, BlackUad, Bannister ; //air.brooms. 4e ...
... POTATO FARINA. SUBSCRIBER inform* FARMERS and others manufacturing FARINA, who mX not have convenient Apparatus for drying same, thathf wjA PUR. CHASE the article, in its WE f ST ATE, at a f Jrvfatioo. „ toward Dclfa«t Glue and Starch Works.) 1/ *7. Waring ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. A inteUigent correspondent, who signs himself * Examiner,” has faronred ns with long communication on the subject of the disease io the potato crop. entirely agree with onr correspondent touching the importance of the subject of which ...
... THE POTATO CROP. A Merman Hamilton made *umc observations on the appearance the time*, arising from tl.« disease the potato crop, from which was afraid there was about to a great scarcity of food, especially for the poorer classes, who were so much dependent ...
... BTORINO POTATOES Bleeding the vital cause of in tlie potatoe, hu« its constitutional vigour is also Impaired by bad treatment in storing. ...
... the peaaact was accustomed in the potato. have had practical experience that the potato meal, such ks have suggested, made into soup, with any such vegetables can procured, forms palatable accompaniment to the potato bread, at an expense exceeding one ...
... oats and rye. The English cottager, too, may learn the use of tho potato jelly, of which a large mess may be made in one minute with boiling water and potato flour ; (which is potato-starch, like arrow root, and worth from per lb.). him use this jelly ...
... of rottoa potatoes, new shots thrown out in tho late gardens aro again attacked and cut down. July 29. Not instance of tho potato being affected. Macroom, July 30. Much danger, much blight, little injury to tho root. Fermoy, July 29. Potatoes getting black ...
... THE POTATO CHOP. Mr. Feaocsox said that, statement had been made a late meeting of the Council, respecting the appearance of the potato disease, in the neighbourhood of Belfast, bad examined the potatoes the Royal Botanic Garden, and found them perfectly ...
... that the disease has this year attacked potatoes in sandy and boggy ground.] THE HARVEST—THE POTATO CROP—DISTRESS OF THE PEOPLE. Londonderry. —Since Wednesday have extended our previous inspection of the potato crop ; and we are sorry to say that there ...