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... very desirable Opportunity to Parties Furnishing Leeds, May 19th, 1838. i * NEW BOOT AND SflQB jsVAEEHOUSE. HALLAM, EDEN, and CLARK, Ladies'- «ad.-!GrENTLEMEN's Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, NORTHAMPTON and STAMFORD, most respectfully inform the ...
... HOPS ON SALE. JnTTN DODGSON, HofMerchant, No.4* / m Leeds, has ON SALE a large Assortment B n^W ahdYEABLING Kent and Sussex HOPS. Sdnobhe fa Offering on reasonable Terms. London porter store. AT WON WHARF, School-Close, Leeds, ,i,li>hedbv Sir Hknrv ...
... collec- tively speaking, consist of five crowns, as many sceptres, four swords, two rings, one golden orb, one pair of golden spurs, various splendid robes, and a golden vessel and spoon for the anointing. > A friend of Mrs. Norton has sent a long statement ...
... WILLIAM BARRETT the younger, of Abingdon into county of Berks, grocer an.l tea dealer, .1 c, tug. 24 nAA 28. at 10, at the Golden Cross Inn. Oxford. Sol. M, A Hindmarsh and Son, Crescent, Jewin street, Crij.pl, ?? RUSHTON WALKER, of the city of Bristol ...
... »s%> FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jcxe 2, 183«. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. May 31— JACOB HARVEY, of Gravesend, in tiie county of Kent, builder and brick maker. Jlaj 31— THOMAS ROGERS, of No 13, Gloucester terrace. New road, Jlild end Old Tom, in the county ...
... Woolwich in the comity of Kent, builder, d c. March 2, at 2. April 8, at II at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Smith, Little Britain; official assignee, Mr Carman, Finsbury. HANNAH MARIA MOORE, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, ironfounder, March 8. at ...
... chemist. 4, E. Cawlky, Bridport, Dorsetshire, upholder. — 4, T. D. Aldxbson, Greet Marlborough street and Warwick street, Golden square, pewterer. — — 5, J. Sandfobu, Shrewsbury, stationer. 5, J. Ssotton, Lamb's Conduit street, job master. fi, W. C hauls ...
... i Lear, Rupert at. Coventry at. harness makra. W Kent and E Manton, Cheltenham, wine merchant.. W Kent, E Manton, and J F Power, Leamington Prior., Warwickshire, wine merchants _ aa far a. regards W Kent. J Holiday. J Brown, & D Newland, Oldham, Lancashire ...
... Crispin, St. Martin's-court, and Tottenham- court-road, boot-msaker, Jan. 26. W. fWyther, Piccadilly, linen-draper, Jan. 29. J. lrace, Willow-valk, )3ermondsey, teminer, Jan. 27. G. Chilaren, Tonbridge, Kent, banker, Jan. 26. J. orri,' ' ?? J- ' , -_ ? .. S ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...