... WOODSTOCK, Avoui 2. Our ancient and loyal, but 'generally very quiet borough, 1iis been enlivened during the last week by the presence of our County Yeomanrv (Qneen Adelaide's Own), ulto marched in on Saturdav the 22d, for their allotted period of eight days' training. 'the different troops were mounted in a superior manner, and they were also numerically stronger than formerly, the regiment ...

... MARKET HERtALD. COINV EJXCIIANCE, MIondaY, JIdY 31. Ilaving.a much larger supply of Wheat than usual from Essex this'morning, thoeua moderate from Kent and Suffolk, and the weather being tolerably fair at present,'the Wheat trade opened with less animation than lately experienced, and the millers were reluctant to purchase exec pt at a reduction in prices. The factors were for some time ...

... MAIRiKET HERALD. CORN EXCOfiAWNE, 11ondtl, -4 itulst 14. Although we havo upon tbe whole a moderate fresh supply of English U' hei~at this mnorning, yet w ith the samrplcs left over front the close. of last week, the quantity altogether aplears very fair. The extremely favourable -wenather for the last few days has enaililed liarvest operations to 'prided steadily, &ud he' grain markets are ...

... TUESDY' S POST CONTINUED). BodmruPtsfrflWi ?? London Gazette of Fjiolay, Auguist 18. ,ergo Walter, Oundle, Nortilmptonslhiro, grocer. 'tjho)nmajs Megarcy, Love-lanc, Billingsgate, coal merechut. illiamn Vann, Ohl-strect, St. Lukhe's, upbolsterer. . S. Walker, Pall Mlall East, caho maker and pastrycoolr. luolert ltmnner, latoe of Clurnuce Cottuge, Camden-town, con- tractor for wood paving. ...

... M1AR KEIT' IEELALD. C!ORY ELXCIIANVGE, Hondlay, Aznyccat 7. r The weather having become mere favourable since thle close of last week, whilst the accounts from roost of the country markets report better supplies of English Wheat to have been received, we have experieiiced in consequence a dull tiade this 0 morning. Although from Essex and Sutfolk wve have not a larget arrival of Wheat, the ...

... YEST ENRDAW'N MARKETS. London Corn Exchaange, August 18. Partial thunder storms have prevailed during the week, but since Wednesday the weather has been extraordinary fine, and the trade in grain was consequently dull to day. Of English Wheat the show of samples was small, which caused factors to, insist firmly on former terms, and the little business done was at the currency of Monday. In ...

... BEpikutisptsfi om the London Gazette of Priday, July 23. Edward Reynolds, Merton, Surrey, silk and woollen printer. (.eorge Salter, Davies-streot. Middlesex, builder. Dlizabeth Hannah FPster, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner. Mleyer Levy, Great Winchester-street, London, commission merchant. John H. Taylor, Tisornos, Wakefield, Yorkshire, carpenter. Edwin Rayner, Sheflield, meroliaptt and ...

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