... s-T. and J. Cullen, Not- tinghamn, lace manufacturers-W. Msrslsall nd J. Kelcey, Hlythe, Kent, miiers-S. Lovell and J. Cooper, St. Noot's, iuntingdonshire, boot makers-S. Dark, J. Bryant, end G. Cains, Crewshole, Gloucestershire, quarr-ynen-J. Sheard ...

... Nantruplo, &C. BANKRUPTS. (Fraom Friday's Gazette, Jien. 31.) William Burt, Lisson-grove, New-road, boarding-ihai-e. ?? Argent, Golden-lane, Barbican, victualler -Edward Cooper Flowers,Whitchureh, Buckingharmshire, ?? Harris and John lill, Neewgate- street ...

... I3aiftxrupto. &C. BANRRUPTS. (LFaomn Fr-Way's Gazette, Jail. 31,) William Burt, LiEson-grove, New-road, boarding-holta. ?? Argent, Golden-lane, Barbican, victualtr -Edwvard Cooper Flowers,Whitchurch, Buckinghssanshir ?? Harris and John Hill, Yeivate' street, City ...

... htster,' grerl4 ?? Fox Carter, Oaikbill, Somersotahite, surgeon .-James Hyland, Headcorn, Kent, ?? raek; 7 Maidstone, boot and ?? SornbilJ Wbit. It ptable, Kent, bakej-ry, lsabeth Horhezu, an. 1, terbury, ?? Wbinbam, Kinston.opun. H Rull, batnud cap ...

... themselves in a proper position by union, their condition must speedily be bettered. The em. ployere at Chatham, Maidstone, and Gravesend, in Kent, on the opening of new sections in that district, came forward in the most liberal manner, and sub. Scribed largely ...

... Hester, Ratcliffe-terrace, Goswell-road, talll. ?? Cleg;, Deptford, coal-merche t-Ere. derick Sharman, West-square, Southwark, boot ied slt,. ?? William Stocks, Norsich, lineedrirper- Charles Douglas HIope, Chorlton-upon-Mcdllork, Laera. shire, British and ...

... llester, Rateliffe-terrace, Gosvell-road, tllioe- ?? Clegg, Deptford, coal-mercharn-F re derick Sharman, West-square, Southwark, boot and slwa. ?? William Stocks, Norwich, linsenrayper- Charles Douglas hope, Chorlton-upon-Mcdloek, Lanva. shire, British and ...

... or special meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. W. Robson reported the result of his mission to the paper makers of Maidstone, Kent. He had met on Saturday last a number of delegates repre- senting the several ulls employed in that trade; and ie was ...

... Hustler; Jerseyand South- anipton, Mr. Maunder; Leeds, Mr. Crawley; Bir- mingham (two IScieties), Mr. Russell; Maidstone 'and Gravesend-3 Kent, Mr. Sullivan ; Oldham, Lan- eashire, Mr. DuR i -Middleton, Mr. Steeple; Bury, Lancashire (two Societies), Mr ...

... Messrs Baker and pattinghain appeared as the repre- sentative of tlsi body,. The central plate of Cthe society was at Maidstone, in Kent, They numbered 1,o000 and wished for a system by which those in employ could support those out of employ, and thus prevent ...

... special meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday. 5 . Mr. W. Robson reported the result of his mission f to the paper makers of Maidstone, Kent. Ble had t met on Saturday last a number of delegates repre- ,senting the several mills employed in that trade; and y ...

... - Ohepstow : at the Temperance Hotel, you, Bank Avenue, at eight o'clock.--Armiley: at the you house of Mr. William; Oates, boot and shoemaker, out Armley Town-gate, at eight ?? : at you eight o'clock, at Mr. Farrell's Temperance, Hotel, 4, poin Cacneau-street ...