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... and Steph. Haslock, of Northampton, boot-manufacturers. Joseph Dobell, of Cranbrook, Kent, currier. Domenico Antonio Rivolta, of Brouti-street, Hol- born, lookiig-glass marnfacturer. John Delap Beaumont, of Maidstone, ironmonger. John Clark, of Comnru ...
... Houndsditch, woollen draper. Charles Thomson, jun. of Beaumont~street, St. Mfary-kl-bone, wine merchant. Charles Box, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer. Jbhn Hutcbesonzf L jyqo, NorfoLk, draper. Edward bightwood, of Bhiriringhiaw-coal reerebant. Thdtiias iI e it:B'rD~ ...
... -Plie0irsASt, 7.o. to Os. ; anrd Patriadges, Is. to -is. 0d. a braee.--l-trrrs, Go. lid, to 3s. 01. eaehr.-Woudeechs, Os. to Os. Golden Plover, Is. to Is. Gd. ; and Suiples, Is. lid. to 2s. 0d. per Wisp Fowt.-Dueks, 4s. ts Is. ; Widgeoin, 2s. Gd, to as, ; sod ...
... (F1rom the London Gazette of Friday, Dec. 21.) William Beavan Martin, 14, Mark-lane, City, wine merchant. John Joyce, Bromley, Kent, baker. Thomas Morris, 48, Murray-street, Hoxton New-town, Mid- dlesex, straw hat manufacturer. William Wiffin and Frederick ...
... alteration to report in our market, which remains steady at the following quotations:- Mid and East Kents 41. Os ?? 71. Os .. 101. Os. Weald of Kents ?? 31. Cs. l. Os. , 81. 8s. Sussex ?? S. . 41. Os. 61. 6g. Yearlings ?? . 41. Os. 61. Os. 81. 10s. The ...
... to the severity of the blight. The duty I has declined to 60,0001. Our market Is firm1, ut with less demand. Mlid and East Kents 41. 10s. ?? 71. lOs. ?? 101. 10s. Woald of Keats ?? 41. Os. ,. 61. 10s ?? 91. Os. Sussex ?? 31 s. .. 41. 10s ?? 71. Os. Yearlings ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, tailors. t George M1. Glass, sen., Brandon-strect, Walworth, chemist. Alfred Hanniball, Great Portland-street, bootoraker. James Eveniett, Higlh-street, Poplar, corn dealer. I Elizabeth Willard Worman, Old Charlton, Kent. f Thomas ...
... Weald of Kent, the th, Western part of Slcesox, anti the Hlacpsltire districts speak Pit of an increase of vercietie, and the bhiglit assuming a serious In aspect. Pirom ties otleer districts the reports are more tI favourable.th Pr MAIDSToNEr.-TleO hops ...
... Belgrove; 3, J Perrin Plu ins. Te-I Mattehews, Wolun.;ampto; 2V ans 3, HtA a Pears, 12-1, H Kent ; 2. F J Matthews; 3, A Cato 0 Collection of fruit-1, H Kent; 2, WV Belgrove; 3, G Cox r Honey-1, H Edginton; 2, 3F Higginson d Nusegay of Wild Flowers, made ...
... on Wednesday, at Maidstone on Thursday, and at Canterbury on Saturday wheat ears were handed round, the golden tint on which was that of harvest. The Bank Holiday is not a matter of supreme importance outside the towns, and many Kent and Sussex farmers ...