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... Blackfriars, and ao. l. Lancaster-road, Lower Norwood, Surrey, builder kdwia J. F. Lueas, late of the Star Hotel, Graves- end, Kent, but now of ?? Arms, Russell-street, .Gravesend. Thomas B. Carter, Blue Post-yard, Stockton-on. Fees, Durham, auctioneer. William ...
... and cab proprietor, now out of business. EDMsUND C. JerNXINS, Parroek Street, Gravesend, Kent, grocer and cheesemonger. WILLrAmr T. BAYLIS, late of the Golden Lion Hotel, Broms. grove, licensed victualler, now lodging In Ladywbod Road, Bir- mingham. ...
... late of Elesinero Park, Eccles, boot now of Gladstone' Road, Liverpool, auctionoeoas assiltant. BANKRUP'TOY ANNULLUD). Joeni SuAcu',. einte of 'leath Road, Dartford, Kent, builder, thrn a prisoner fordebt in Maidstone Gaol. Date of adjudled- tion, August ...
... W. & J. Kennedy. George Jennings, Ockley, Surrey, seed merchant. John Harris, Lexley Heath, Kent, of no occu- pation. Cooper Sobey, St Austell, Cornwall, boot and I shoe manufacturer. John William .Major, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, wheelwright and carpenter ...
... 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 ...
... unusual opoortuxuity p~eseuts itself ?? ard duringth week for ladies obt~amngu ressity first-class Boots at T. K. Fleming's clearaince sales of Winter Boots.-~S, Basnett-streetr, throe doors from Churcb-street. l9ja:'4 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 1847, 122; * Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 41- per cent., 8. Y. ren;t-charge, 105J; Sevenoaske. Maidstone, and Tunbridge (Maidstone Elx. Stock), 107; Sooth-Eastern (Road. Anns.. ,1. as. cd.). g5i, .-WIit Dividends coetningset oan the sro-lts ...
... firm. Grinding barley k.unchanged. At neighbouring maikets during the week English and foreign wheals were ?? the markets in Kent during the week busmners has been rather stagnant, and prices generally lbs same as last week, an advance of Is. per quarter ...