... Seconids S5p to 60s1 Bran. , 89to rO2 od per 'qr. Fine Pollard 25s to Id l]HOPS.nBAc$. * Kent 51 X6s to 1 -j Sussex - 5116 to 61 36' Essex 51 r6s to 61 16t Kent 61--s to 71 cs: .Sussex 1 i6s to 71-3 I Farnham Si -s to Xil tis PRIliS 6OFSE5DS 1N~rMARK-4ANE ...

... quare, cabinet maker. -March 22, W. Willis, Trowbridge, wool broker.- March 22, R. Sergeant, Maidstone, Kent, oilman.- March 21, H. Smith, East Mailing, Kent, ?? manu- ?? 28, J. Thuell, Broadhempistone, De- vonshire, ?? 29,'A. Wyse, N. Baker, and W. S ...

... scrivoner, Golden Lion-innl Nortliallerton. W. ldmondeon, LiverpYool, brush- maker, Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. 1L-I. Cham- berlain, Bourn, Lincolnslire, imlkeeper, Standwell's- hotel, Stamford. 15.-M. Exley, Bromsgrovo, Wor- cestershire, moroer, Golden Cross-inn ...

... n, boot and shoc-manufacturer Jobss Bateta .. .. , - e.v s.Lasue* otreet, Oxford Market, and ando.fecioner nt-tStrcct, MarY-le,..6ne, Middlesexc, cook .nd confto. 4 , aind Italian warehouseman. Thos. Brooker Knott, 3..roadsf airs, Thanet, Kent, plumber ...

... warehouse- men, J uly 11. J. and A. EmrnettOld Kent-road, market gardeners, July 11. J. F. Buisson, Brabant-court, Phil- pot-lane, merchant, July l1. A. Crossfield, Whitechapel- road, and Leybourne, Kent, scrivener, July 11. C. Webb, Oxford, apothecary ...

... The duty is estimated at 145,000,., to jj,'5. r picking is nearly over. East Middle Weald of s5ussex Fair4t1 Bags:- Kent Kent Kent 18.37_ to to to to 1838-.. 1839).. 80 113 80 95 80 f)5 8o 95( 1840-.. t2 1 112 0 115 1001l5i 100 1U15 1836-.. 1837.. 1838 ...

... S 4 It HOP MARKET. MONDAY, DEC. 7.-The market is still in xli i1a ctis state. i East Middle \Weald of; Suszx Bag.s :- Kent Kent Kent Farlillla S. S. S. S. S. 1838.. 55 to 75 55 to 75 5o to 5 - o 1817-, - - - - 1838. 9( li1 go 110 o() 10it 1839S- 130 170 ...

... ._Jobn BerijaminDailnes and Edward Brad- dock late of Farrinfgdon-treet. glass merchants,-- Hugh Hill, Prospect-place, Old Kent-road, coach broker.- lsaae Jones and Mary Browne, High-row, Knightsbridge, lead ?? Osborne, Reading, linen draper.- Sir George ...

... plalstmler. Robert Fish, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, ptlimber. J~mesFisher, Lynn, spirit merchant. Charles Dalton, ( oal Bridge, Old Kent Road, stonemason. Charles BT)onis Hicks, UpperThames-street, druggrind- er. Thomas Paley, Pudse, Yorkshire, scribbling miller ...

... Norton, Worcertesrhiri, timber mar- Isant.-Abal Williams, Iron Acton, Gloncesterahire 'liceased viotualler -Edwia Bait, Briatol. boot manu- Iiturei.-Willism Chaftir, Barton ,on-Eumbtr, iron- ?? Saitiiies, Aighto0 Bailey and Chaig. Jay. Lancashire, timber ? ...

... William Kemble Wackerbarth, Leaden- hall-street. London, ship and insurance brokers and merchants. William Gooding, Chatham, Kent, boot and shoe-maker. Thomas Dykes, Broad-street, St. Giles, stationer. Charles Pendlebury, Bury, Lanca- shire, bleacher. Francis ...

... Essex, builder, April 9. J. and J. Gale, Love-lane, Shadwell, rope- makters, April 10. J. Lorden and N. Hadley, Herne- bay, Kent, builders, April 8. B. Pountain, Derby, wine-merchant, April 10. T. Kearsley and T. Watt, Runcorn, Cheshire, bone-merchants ...