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... Extensive Obstruction or ths Potato Cuar.— I The Lincolnshire ud Cambridgeshire potato crop— lb. chid potato-growing district England—hu been bows down •ad black*aad breadths eiteeiliag over at ton by the severe troets ot tin put faw aichts. It stated ...
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... alteration prices. Wheat, per quarter, 74». B(H.-»-Fin», S0». New, —t. —*.—lnferior, fi3t. to 7S»- —Oai», meal, iug, 28s. to 30'.—Potatoe 325. 3K—Poland, SIB. to 3*;. —Small, —s. t —Barley (Norfolk), 40«. to 4(;». York Wolds, 4*l*.—Lincolnshire. 43*. 1047t. —Beans ...
... Large Asfemblage New and Second-hand FURNITURE of all descriptions, fenders, fire irons, oilcloth, carpets; also 12 loads of potatoes, bowls of lard, dispute, without reserve, and other effects. Bale eleven o'clock. Albion Inn, Gcorse-street, Monday, January ...
... Accommodation of Second cabin and Steerage Passeugers, who are found by tho Ship with Biscuit, Flour, Oatmeal, Rice, and potatoes of the best quality. Parties in the country can secure Berths by forwarding a Post-Office order for £1 each, which will prevent ...
... DuAing the Civil War-Nidderdale-Tlie Babylonian wwllw-Q1sesicnos. THE FARM AND THE FIELD' Ate SoewnVheats-TheIrish Potato Crop-The Potato Disease ?? American \XVi',t ?? 2IMAares-`The Book Of theFarm- Machinery for BHaymaking-Scotch Farmers us Lossv. EURAL ...
... pay all taxes. W. HIAYMiAN, Exeter.-We have handed your letter ever to the directors. I TEE POTATO DissAss.-Stephen Underwood, Lambetb saye, 'that bad potatoes should be well J then grated on a zoarse grater in water. Strain the pulp through a hair sieve ...
... the poor quality of Mr reeky soil. Daring the ftg they bare been most Coastaat ia July, August, sad Bepsguhet or isijnrad potato and iw crops, and hose the people will bold cut until the oiext harvest it it impossible to mj. Psath trees bungs' already ...
... Mr. Edward Hall, Great-Driftield-, or Mr. Jeremiah Lameluch, the Owner, Great-Driffreld. March sstli, isio. SCOTCH Kid**) POTATOES. JOHN WILSON, Xoti/t Slot tb* Hiaa-CncHH, Hull, RETURNS sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public, tor the very libera) ...
... for turnips and —yk There hare bw«n fair both beans peas. In potatoes, um'oruinstoly, dtaeaje appealed on several farm*, where the 6*l da have been tested, but p- to (air one. The potato* are, however, almost green yet, and npthiog wJI d ...
... * - ?? 22, 3OROUGH MA~KEET. TO POTATO AND PEA SALESMEN AND OTHERS& MR. -ORPWOOD WILL SELL BY AUCTION at the Mart, London, on MONDAO, APS, 23rd, at TWEIvE, A FIRST-RATE WHOLESALE COMMIS- SION BUSINESS IN THE POTATO AND PEA TRADE, carried on by present ...
... and Steerage Passengers, who are found-by these Ships vtith One Pound of BiSCUit, Flour, Rioe, Oa tmeal, or Potatoes ( Five Pounds of Potatoes counts aS ?? Pound of Bread), and Thrcee Qoarts of Water per DBY, And should R. E. W.r detain any Ship after ...