... farmer, late of Hereford-Thos. Woolley, potter, .-lIate of Caverowall, Staffordshire-Charles Plashett, jeweller, Cardiff-Thomas Field, innkeeper, Withing- ten, Gloucesterehlre-,Henry Hodges, lime burner, Bristol- Benjamin Jeffcries' iron merchant, C ...

... B A N K R UP T S. e s Loon Gucazette, Friday, AMcark 21.-Fiederiek Jelley, coom- mercial traveller, Birmingham-Thomas Chambers, sen.. t polisher, Birminghamn-John Bunn, glass dealer, Bijmingham- i Charles J. Fiddian, accountants clerk, Birmingham-Qeorgo ...

... Blaclsirliar-road. Pow I1, Thomas, publican, Newport, Monmouthehire. Powell, Albert, painter, Birminghanm. Pooley, Thomas, general broker, Stowmimket. Price, Thomas Jones, coal master, Brynni Callierley, Glamorgane6l re. Price, Thomas, innakeeper, Weston-super-Mare ...

... I THE PREVAILING DISTRESS' AN.D THE COTTON SUPPLY.I The following letter has been addressed by Mr. Thomas Bazley, M.P., to his Worship the Mayor of Manchester:- 3A, KIngstreeb, St. James's-aguare, S.W., Uondon, May 16, 1862. M3dy dear Sir,-Raving seen ...

... Parkinson, William, Preston, draper. Perkins, Jonathan, Crediton, hlarksmith PeaStrJton, Thomas Bilaton, lcensed victualler. Philo, 1oseph, Norwicb, saddler. Pylc, Thomas, W~althanasto v, Esses, butcher. Baa, Alfred, Worrceteh2er, dtealwer tin Berdlin woolsre ...

... farmer. Forghsm, Richard, Wooderaves, joiner Fitzpatrick, Thomas, Stockport, beer retailer. Gaihergood, Alfred Oldfield, King's Lynn. Green, John, Uxbridge, twine maker's foreman. Gutteridge, Thomas, Birmingham, sBurgeon. Green, lhomas Bower, Canterburv ...

... Southampton ; Edward, Glagosw IMichele, London; Sinmeon Hardy, Barbadoes. DUNDEE, July 17.-hrrived-Biuklem, from Siuundsvall. LEITH, Jul~y 17.-Arrived-Anemone, from Fara : Mys- tery, Antwerp ; Thomas Brothelrs, Harlingen ; Entarnrise Stetlin ; Stepheiis ...

... would get anywhere else for 6d. Everything tirst class, ansi at so'rh prices as will enalsle all to be purchasers. Choice Hardy Annials, twvelve sorts, all new Scels, for Is. Catalogues, whole- sale and retial, on application.-D. Mcintosh, Seedlsnsan ...

... Palermo, and left for Nesai. Bowsaore, Daec. 2cr-The coast is covered ?? v0rione broken timbers. The stern of a boat, marked l Thoma Y. Bowe, Liverpool, with about 40 feet of a large vessel's bow sbp, Lnks of dck and side, &Q., have been washed Aindes, MLlnde ...

... reb. (Estabised ISe London 1720, in Birmingham, 1629. 1084 MIXED GERMAN STOCKS AND ASTERS, 3d. and 6d. each I per Packet. Hardy Annuals, twelve for Is. The newest eorts of Early Potatees, 2s. per Peck: Shalots, Onion Seed, 4d. and d. per ounce; so. ld ...

... Martha, only daughter of imr Joseph Hunt, butcher, both of this town. DIED. On the 15th lIst., aged 2 months, Thomas, only son of Mr'. Thomas Hallase, Mug House Inn, Chapel Street, in this towu. On the lsith inst., after a short Illness, aged 81 years ...

... at the City Grounds, Bradford, near Manchester, Sanderson to receive fifteen yards' start. WILCOOK AND SaL.ox.-Mr George Hardy (of Manchester) now holds RIo a eide on account of the 160 yards' race for 225 a side, between Wil- liam Willceck (of Wanchester) ...