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... ~O TIE PRODUCERS OE WEALTH, AND| ALL THOSE WHO LIVE BY INDUSTRY oN THE LAND. Ml FNIENDs,- Th duty that I imposed Upon ?? of eommenting upon the Lancaster trials and glfl a. brief narrative of the causes which led to t ahe rimes charged against myself and fifty.eight others, has sD far taken up my time this week, that f0un'd it impossible to write my letter upon the Land. The labour of ...
... LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHANOE, London, 717trodrck Eeotunrg. By the Avon steam ship from the West Indies very satisfactory accounts of the crop of sugar are received. TaE MONEY MARKET.-The funds have been heavy again to-day, and there is still an uncertain feeling with respect to the mode in which government intends to repress the repeal agitation in Ire- land. The demand for ...
... 4' pROSPERITY AND A FALLINO REVENUE. Is FREE TRADE AND A DEFICIENCY!' ON Monday night last, The Budget of the Chancellor of the Exchequer was opened. It had been looked forward to with no inconsiderable share of interest, many being curious to know what had been the effect of the Free-Trade Tariff of last year upon the Revenue, and iwhat was to be the amount of the New Income Tax. Sir ...
... -NT LONDON GAZETrER, TUESDAYE, Mtay 16. BANKRUtPTS. ALLISON James, of the town and county of Newcastle-upon- TI~ne, grocer, flour and rprovision dealer, tosur. May.26, at 11, and .hlly 7, a~t 12, at thie C ourt of Bianklruptcy, New~castle. -Sol. Hoyle, Niewcastle.-Pet. crs W~illiam Aytan and Johnr Fealtherstone Aytenl, of New~castle, corn merchanlts. CiARI Thomas Joseph, of lillings ate, city ...
... IMPORTAT OF' FOREIGN & COLONIAL SHEEP AND LAMBS' WOOL , E UNITED KINGDOM, IN THE YEARS lo41 StEDuCED INTO PACKS, 240 Ib. TO TnE PACK. FOREIGN. 1 1841. 1842. c e cre RrbAR8S. FBO71 ~ - I_ ,_ _!2AR Germany ?? 88Ol6i 6,768.. 02,248 ine clothw ing Wool. (prncipally cine cloth- ing, as Odessa Me- rino & Me- tis. Partly Russia , . 17,215 19,.036 1,821 .. Zegai, for flannels; 1 1 low, as ?? for ...
... . -A LIVERPOOL CoBtw MARK5ET, MONDAY, MAY 15.- During the past wveck the arrivals of Oatmeal to this Fort have been micderate, and those of other art cles of the Corn trade very smnal. We have not experi- anced any active demand for Wheat, but holders have shown raoro firmness, at-id on a moderate busi- ness have obtainsd an advance of id to 2d per bushel on the prices quoted at the close of ...
... R3~adrupto, &c. e From the, London Gazttee of Fridfay, ApeII 28. A BANKRUPTS. Edmund Collings, Southampton, perfumer, to earres. der May 10, at twelve, June 9, at half-post twelve, at ?? Court Bankruptcy; solicitor3, Mr. Neal, Token.. e house-yard; official assignee, Mr. Alsager, Birchin. lane. f Jobn Reynolds, Londen-road, Surrey, draper, NJayi, at half-past ten, June 9, -at one, at the Court ...
... Nmaleli*:c~gvu >R.v From the London Gazette of Friday, 31aZe 1. BANK(RUPTS. William Stent, Ox~ord-street, hosier, to surrender May 26, at two, June 10, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. il Solicitors, Messrs. Hlardwick and Davidson, Weavers'-ball, Basinghall-stzett; official assignee, Mr. Alsager, Birchin-lane. Henry Cundall, Little Hadbam, Hertfordshire, inn- keener, May 26, at one, June 30, ...
... BANKRUPTS. All the.feeetings of Coinnaissionaers ia .liddlescx are held atth Cominissiosers' Court. BasinghaUl Street, London. _ ADNUIJ John, of Dorrington street, Clerkenwell, in the county of Middlesex, upholsterer and dealer in furniture. to _ sur. May Il, at 12, and June 7, at 2.-Sol. IMeyrick, Eernival's Inn.-Pet. cr. Charles Stafford, 4, Willow Cottages, Islington, _ gent. ALMOND Richard ...
... 3uantrupto, Wc. From the London Gazette of Friday, May 11. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Poolly, Maidstone, Rent, timber merchant, to surrender May 19, at one, June 23, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitors, Mesre, Palmer, France, and Palmer, Bedford-row; and Mr. King, Maiditone ; official assignee, Mr. Aleager, Bir. chin lane. John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxfordshire, iron. founder, ...
... WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE. LONDON, 71ursdaoi.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 1,390 bales, 615 being from Port Phillip, 344 of New South Wales from Boston, 364 from the Cape of Good Hope, 12 from Calcutta, 42 from Germany, &c. The public sales closed last Friday, and we give our usual report of the day's sales to the conclusion. On Thursday, Messrs. Mars and ...