(From the Morning Chronicle, August 29.) Ireland. the Potato Crop
The Australian · Saturday 19 December 1846 · page 3
THE CORK EXAMINER of yesterday contains several columns of a report of an important meeting held in Dunmanway, on Tuesday, tho Earl of Bandon in tho chair. That journal thus…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wool Rising
The Australian · Thursday 24 December 1846 · page 3
THE following extract from a letter of a London Correspondent, appears in a late Launceston Examiner:— "I saw the new Governor to-day he looks an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cattle Market
Sydney Chronicle · Saturday 26 December 1846 · page 3
HORSES— 24 horses were sold at from £5 to £10. MILCH Cows— 9 milk cows were sold at this market during the week, at prices varying from 40s. to 65s…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Settlers' Price Current. Wholesale Prices of Our Colonial Farm and Dairy Produce. (For the Week ending Friday, December 25.)
The Citizen · Saturday 26 December 1846 · page 7
WHEAT--The market being full, and dull of sale, there is no alteration in price--4s to 4s 3d. FLOUR--The sale of this article is likewise dull for the past few weeks, and no sign of an…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Potato Crop. (From the Morning Chronicle, Sept 2.)
The Australian · Thursday 31 December 1846 · page 4
The following details are furnished by the propincial journals:— TUAM, AUG. 29.—The potato disease still progresses with fearful rapidity, and…
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