... CULTURE OF POTATOES. TO THP;. EDITORS OF THE-LEEDSMBEROURY- GENTLEmIEoc,-Having .rebi iin your. last ,eek'is Mercury a few lines on the causes of thie failure of Patatue crops, wherein the writer states, that salliog them by the Lineolishire growers'was ...

... THE POTATO BLIGHT. IRELAND. A telegram received yesterday ?? heavy rains of this -week have destroyed all chances of saving the potato crop in the Charleville district. The wheat also, which is only nose being harvested, is full of smut, and altogether ...

... produced l-, the de. cay .)f ?? latter. 'tudor t ia rnicros opo thin d.icev of the ?? potato Rbow luist a I tern -t ?? is is taikei slam T ij t JILIor :7nter potatoes live, tlis yeer, iseen tloer. tis' 'lrridiv nd b-f.-rre thes .ere stleseiitly ripe; ...

... the year 17!15, SIr. Boys, ait tile stesire of tihe tllers l'resident srf tire ieard nsf Agricul. lrre. haid fousr sacks of potatoes kilts-dried, for tile pilrpose of ascer. tabling rheetter, in that (ried state, or if corverted sito meal, tiey wrailid remait ...

... under our notice, id of sysptonmi of disease in the potato plant, but we have Dr every reason to believe them very ?? ig Courier. le We regret to hear fromu various correspondents that the id potato disease is agalis manifesting itself about the county ...

... of a dr c : o Cor2-i aind Potaotes' an the subject of potato dlet ; ?? tlhe'satsfactsen of nindi-g thiat lie h accords witli mny remar ks,' . verI oersintendedt to imply, tbat a eonsed nealy, potato was n5 unwhipleoide. -Thistniny be :inown by the context ...

... ltiupt tire' al1itrest erieind rorm, gauther teleri lmicil eat-ie r- ii - t cet I d in prectire- i ta lt thre hilt if ilee potatoe be rco peirilrry ?? lirfsire ' icy lii athlls II. the iscest jiltee- I obeluserr, froiser theI c-cryJ elfi greait clciiaetittuil ...

... THE POTATO 1'EOBLEM. Mr. T. D. A. Coclerell sends to the Pall lfs Gazette the following remarks on How to Prevent me Potato Blght': In dealing with the potato blight, it is necesSar- to remember that it is not merely an indefinite d:-ease o! the potato ...

... THE POTATO DISEASE. Early in the week, wve received froni a gentlenian residing at blethley a Sample of diseased Potatoes. There could be no doubt about the matter as regards the sample alluded to, the disease appearing to have -ade much pro. gross. Woe ...

... It seems to be tuo general ?? now, that tmo potato. disease does not sping from the soil, but dereridns from tiue atumosphere. Some ;ttmosplteric impumity or noxious gas,- especially banelul to the potato plint, being absorbed by its, leaves, poisons ...

... iad ot bread . firbr .three husideed .,rtis TI'.Iin cRUsdmptioa, wten wtI be wi listS a pound orbriqatj to' our gurid Ot potatoes. Tae Oosn. cc fort d6rrlve4 Iornm tlU. se- of podatos by the *morKlug titsei, , afford~q~tsrmost ?? :l fsiv -avtr their genal ...

... THES FUTURE OF TEE POTATO. The following letter appears in tho Times of yestsrs Sir Thefuture of the potato is a subject of much, concern to persona who take an interest in rural indus. tries, and it is undoubtedly of importance in connection with the ...