... and after being searched was locked up. Mr. Marshall alleged in Court thatlie offered to pay the debt, but Malcolm Johnston (boots), John M allum (waiter), and Mrs. Buchanan, proprietor of the hotel (all of them being in Court durn Mr. Marshall's examination) ...

... _ Stack bidland ?? ; 100 121 1211 1211 21 113 S Do. £9 Share. 7 11- lip - Stock Do. Binn. and Derby ?? 100 D1 - 03 - 25 Mid Kent ?? ll .. - . Stock North British ?? 37 - 413 10 98 Stock . Edin.,P., & Dundee 100 17 - 19 - Stock torth.Etern-Berwik 1 10 14 ...

... and Rayleigh, bootmaker, Jan. 12, at 11 Watlach A.. HEtclkraey-road, boot manufacttrer, Jan. 12, at 11 Warebham H., laimborne Minster, cattla dealer, Jan. 10, at 1 Wilson J., New Kent-road, coffee-house keeper, Jan. 10, at 11 To Surrender in the Country ...

... Gc, Beaumo1ntfleUclhrmoudwlket, nib ptolhletor-.DevsbnrY, S ApriL' ' ?? LIQUIDATIONS BY tPAR NGEMENT. Fredh. Statham, Old Kent-road, London, out of business Win. J. Musagrove, Hiolloway, London. cabluiet mnker) Tbos. Colorey, Holloway-road, London, oilman ...

... Woodford, near Trapston, trading as Wehls and Co., genera-l dealer, now commercial traveller-Leicester, 26th March. 8. Nixon, Golden Hill. licensed victualler-NTarley. 089th hlarch P. Edge. Blackburn. plumber-Blackburn, 2tth March James M'COoiell, Bolton ...

... this . 4 ?? tore, as a rule, exceeding1y light, antl several nianit- fmcturers are iowO- euanged vorkiing to order. IIu the boot 8 ?? trade theoe is still a certatn itmisount of depjics- siou. Travellers have boon despaltelsd on titeir caio vass- ilg bSmsiness ...

... lot ISlteols~t, gttoctotco s ncr coat. . ?? 1 ?? IDo. 100 )Tahttas Omit:. at ,d Cattal, ttar. 0 notr coot. 17-, 103 all Natd ]boot of Canlaa t70ei, ccttt. lo 1Aarr 01%, Stock 100 OttdLo and Poahilhaostd Lint., 00:1. O p. c 12221,, 34 Do. 100 Soeione. ...

... Chili bars spot, r £72 to £72 l0s, forward; WVlla~root £81 JOS. to £X82, Burra £20 to £80 l0s., English tough £78 to £879, boot I Selected £877)10ls. to £80 l0S., stroitg ehoets £t313 to £84r.c Tin quiet, at LO3I _124. spiot for fine foreign, £-94 so ...

... and prospects are increasingly encouraging. Machinery, as a rule, how- ever, will not be re-started until next week. In the boot and shoe depa.rtments, manufacturers are devoting their spare time to sampling for the spring trade. In elastic webs there ...

... merchaints; asot sapavate estate of A. Buttler, residentie ofi 6tasnley-terince, Cutforri, Kent; alse fenpstart etite of T, Builer, residine a rdi-od 01 Lewrishele, Kent Solomon and Co., rinebuiry-pattinernitt, London, inanufaetuvems of Infants' heods, hite~ ...

... Addiioal ?? 62%4 5 K 12026 Stan.ardof ?? oS t Africa . 24dtonlhre. 62y,, 20 y 12 lnion of ?? CANALS-AND DOCKS. SteakI 120 Boot and West India 6 per cent ?? 1137%2 Do. 100 Londonand St. Rathriinno~p.o ?? 76%xd Do. 120 Millcecll, Spec ?? .. ?? III 10 I ...

... tof sale. No change in value or demand of either beans, maize, or oats. Wheat weighed G011. per bushel-Suffolk, Pssex, and Kent, white, 47s. to 6Os.; red, 44s. to 46s.; Norfolk antd aunts, white, 45s. to 50s.; do. red, 43g. to 44s., ; Liitcolnshire and ...