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... 3. West, of Richmond, Surrey, linen draper, June 29, July 6, and Aug. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Picker- ingand Co. Staple Isis. W. R. Wilson, of Crown-court, Broad-street, merchant, June 26, July 3, and Aug. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall ...
... God8oh Worcester. C. Wills, of Hatton-garden, scrivener, June 17, 24j ?? 22, at twelve, at Gulidhall. Sollcitor, Mr. T32. Riching, No. 8, Lyon's-inn. W. Dorrington, of Town WIalling, Kent, colDarrliakt2r, June 24, July 1 and 22, at twelve, at Guildhall ...
... College-gardens, merchant. June 7, T. Wihite, Regent- street, St. ,James, whitesmith. May 24, S. P. Seager, Il'aidstone, dealer. June 5, L. Claude, Liverpool, merchant. June 6, E. Body, Mforice Town, Stoke Damerell, Devonshire, merclsant. ...
... bolsterer. June 20, J. Somers, Oxford-street, porkman. June w 20, T. Harris and J. Price, Bristol, merchants. June 27, W. I Sandison, Cork-strect, Burlington-gardens, tailor. June 23, .J. GJibbins, Ir. Wr. Smith, and W. Goode, Birminglham, ...
... street, Hanover-squarc, tavern keeper, dated June 13. H. Clarke, Bilhopsgate-street, tea dealer, dated June 13. BANKRUPTS. C. F. Launitz, Bucklersbury merchant, June 24, July 1, 25, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall strcet. Solicitors, Messrs. tlaxendale ...
... thousand !-At India House Monday green teas fell 8d. per ?? Garden Market about to be rebuilt by Duke of Bedford on a scale of great splendour._ Hfaymarket Theatre opened Friday-Covent Garden closes June 30.-Sir W.. Dixie, charged with criminal assault on his ...
... Disk of Potatoes-Mr Wallos, gardener to Jona. Back. house, Esq. Polam Hill, near Darlington, lst. Best two fHeads' of Cauliflower-Mr Lawson, gardener to James Backhouse, Esq., ist. Best Brace of Cabbage--Mr Beckwith, gardener to Jacob Maude, Esq., ist. ...
... honour to be, Gentlemen, • Your devoted and faithful Servant, G. C. GRANTLY FITZHARDINGE BERKELEY. Berkeley House, Spring-Gardens, 22d June, 1832. ...
... late of Everett jt Russell square, grocer, June 6, at 11. J.$I High street, Wapping, provision dealer, June \V' 10. J.Andrews, Strand, tailor, June 4, at Redgrave, Grosvenor street West, Pimlico, wire ^fee(' June 8, at 10. J. Evans, Northumberland 8 jjjr ...
... AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING FOR JUNE. The weather is sometimes cold at the beginning, but is gene- rally agreeable and steady towards the middle of the month. The very early or rich meadows, and the highly-manured upland pastures about great cities, will ...
... were placed at the bar of the New Bailey on Monday, em and dealt with according to their demerits. tat ViUXSALL GARDENs.-Tllese attentive gardens are nt to be opened on Monday evening, with a grand display n the pyrotechnical art; the designs are to be made ...
... public are, therefore, bereby cauioned not to cat any cucumbers unless satisfled where they have been ?? order of the Garden Comniittee.-June 26th, 1833.-We regret that we cannot publish the names of this ccumnber proprietor or the other cucumber growers ...