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... Everett, brewers, Salisbury F Boydell and C, Tnwnsend, attorneys, Chester E Roberts aud M Panniers, dreaamakers, Tunbridge Town, Kent Moore and H Haes, batters,St James's street, Piccadilly Boucher, W Jecks, and C Jocks, common brewers, Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire ...
... AND DEALERS. , JOHN DODGSON, Hop Merchant, Leeds, has on Sale a very select Assertnsentof Fine New Worcester NO R TH CLAY, KENT and SUSSEX HOPS, of the choicest Quality, and suitable for the Brewing of Ale, intended be kept for several Years, which he ...
... Worthing, Sussex, coach proprietor Y 25 J. Branthmvaite, Manchester, Irolnnionger nn 25 J, BIushell, Sandwich, bnd Ramasgate, Kent, lodein of - 26 E.S.. G; blonbouse, and M. A. Gorman, Landoel ly merchants i. - 21 T. Sylvester, Witney, Oxfordshirc, currier ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Feb. _2, 1839, DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY Feb. 22--lA3IES STRANGER, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, ironmonger. Feb. 22—ROBERT LONG, of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, d c. BANKRUPTS. .EDWARD JAMES RAVENSCROFT ...
... baker. Jan -iS-j 8 Crispin, St. Martin's court, St. Mirtin's in thi fields, md Tott.nb.ro curt road, boot and ihos maker Jin26-G Children. Tunbridge, Kent, binker. Jan 27-J Brine. Willow wi.lk. Bermond.-ry, tlnn.r. J.n 29- W Gwylhey, Piec.rjilly. lina-n ...
... 12, at 11, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol .Mr. Wright, Golden square ; official assignee, Mr. Carman, Finsbury square. BENJAMIN BRIGGS, of Cheltenham, and also of Newington, both in the county of Kent, grocer, cheese- monger, and draper, d c, Jan. 3, Feb ...
... Marylebone, win? merchant. 27, F. Boot, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. 27, W. Bownas, Wortley, cloth manufacturer. .27, T. Laycutk, Minories, slop seller. 27, W. Cottrell, Birmingham, plater. 27, T. Patterson, Lower John St., Golden sq., tailor. 27, M. Groucott ...
... about the same 1, time; yesterday and this morning it has been fine. There Ir was a moderately fair supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for this days market, but of other grain from gn these counties the quality was verylimited, with only a few ...
... Knight of the Golden Lion, in liveries of bis colours. Halberdiers, in emblazoned costumes, bearing their halberds. The Gonfalon borne by a Man-at-Anns. Man-at-Arms, in half-armour. Man-at-Arms, in half-armour. THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN LION, (Captain ...
... Lancaster, and late of Buenos Ayres, in South America, merchant. March 3âBENJAMIN PURBRICK, of the Goat public house, in Golden lane, Barbican, in the county of Middlesex, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. JOHN ABSOLON, of No. 12. Old Bond st., Piccadilly ...
... coopers. T Marshall and J G Longman, St. Colomb, Cornwall, linen drapers. W and J Beall. Tenterden, Kent. Mason & Co., Bediord st. Bedford row, boot & ahoe makers. Like ft Grieve, Glenwhell, Northumberland, spirit merts. Watson & Co., Hyde, Cheshire ...
... Grandy, Bury.-.Pet. crs. Jonathan Opentilaw, Bury,yotton -J n spinner. ALLEN Joseph, of No. 171, Drurty Lane, and No. 30, Golden Lane, Barbican, in the county of Mdlesex, tea dealer and ' grocer, to sur. Dec. U and Jan. 10Ia 12,-Sol. Smith, WVII- P. ...