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... Thomas Edwards and Samuel Horatia Hodges, Asher-lane, Bristol, boot manufacturers, March 30, Bristol. Allen Marden Graham, New Barnes, West Mailing, Kent, brickmaker, March 29. Maidstone. Joseph Josiali Holloway, Richard-street, Birmingham, boatman, April ...
... Livermore, Chias., Redeliff-street, Briatol, boot manufacturer. Capenhurst, John Feedham, Jacob-street, Bristol, coffin furniture manufacturer. BANKRUPTS-TUBSDAY, JULY 2, Courtney, George Harvey, late of SIdcup, Kent, clerk, July 19, London. Beard, George, ...
... Leigb, Lancashire, fruit dloler- Nov. 2? Bolton. Gaie, Edwin, Bailey, Yorkehire, canvas ?? 23, Goodhewi, Daniel, Stockcbary, Kent, licensed victualler-Nov. ?5,'olaie'stone. Jervis, John, Preston street, Hulme, Lancashire, beer retailer -Nov. 27, .raeferl ...
... Barley quite as der-KENiT. The wheat trade at the markets-in Kent during the week * has been very quiet, and a slight reduction in last week's E prices has occurred. Oin Thursday at Maidstone with a s good supply on offer trade in wheat was dull, at a ...
... eat, .44s, 8d.; barley, 43s. 8d. ; oats, 28s. 7d.-KENT.-The Lcontinued Wet weather materially affects trade in wheat, as .samples offered are dampp, and only trifling purchases are made. At Maidstone on Thursday late rates were barely Emaintained. At ...
... I THE FARMgER'S JOURNAL. IONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. The show of samples from Essex and Kent was the short. eat of the season, and in the worst condition, so was quite unsaleable. But dry parcels were inquired for, and would have sold ...
... ITHE FARMER'S JOURN LONDON MARKETS-3ONDAY CORN EXCHANGEMD-Bl y The show of fresh samples from Essex and Kent was moderate and in condition. A few picked parcel, wcnt wag slowly at former rates; but the rest were dilfllalt t., Peat f Is. per qr. rpduotion ...
... good con- sumptive demand, at full ?? the markets in Kent during the week the trade in wheat has been firm, and an advance of Is. to 2F. per qr. has been obtained on best samples. On Thursday, at Maidstone, with a asort supply of wheat on offer, the trade ...
... quiet at previous rates. grinding barley firm. At neighbourirg markets during the week English and foreign wheat was unaltered- KENT. The late wet weather rendering the removal of orn to any grant extent impracticable our markets during the week havebeen thinly ...
... fine American. Grinding barley 6d. per qr. lower. Oats unaltered.-KENT. The trade of the Kentish markets during the week is reported generally as dull in all descriptions of corn. At Maidstone on Thursday the wheat on offer was principally out of condition ...
... wheat sold at an advance of Is. to 2e.-KENT.-The wheat trade at the markets in Kent during the week has been very changeable; but there has been a considerable advance. With a short supply of wheat at Maidstone on Thursday, holders were firm at a rise ...
... PlospEcys OF TEE FRUIT RnoP.-Reporting on fruit prospects in Kent, the Maidstone Journaa says the fruit crop this year appears to le almost a total failure in most | districts round Maidstone. Considerable damage was done by the severe frost on Saturday ...