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... but there are few. sellers. The price of Indian Corn is rather weaker. There is no other ehenge from yesterday. ON STOUNG BOOT, CnoPs.-Few things are of greater importance to those, engaged in egricultural pursuits than the most effectual and most economical ...
... merchant, Sept. 11, Oct. 8lat tie samap lace. Solo and Co.,,Ln~oin Charles Scott Rendle, 13rook-terrace, Old Kent-road, and Brlxtoas- hill, boot and shAO manufacturer, Sept. 16, Oct. 28, at the same place. Wright, London Jolan James RYan, EdwvrJ-strcet ...
... f,~ Golden-sqiuare, victualler, Nov. 23. Dec.2fet the same place. ~Alle nad sone, London Charles Lambonrn, L~ong Dlttop, Siurrey, isarge-solldor, Nov. 2ii, Dec. 29, at the some oslace: 31essrs. Solomon, London 3elbv asd~Norloa, Lown Mailing. Kent, scrlveners ...
... bhoemaker from Lesmington. The ord e b bndle which he had packed was found to contain £2 14e, 9d. to t in money, a pair of boots, a pair of stockings, two pairs of er e gloves, a hat, a ailk handkerchief, a book, sn ornamental the fldwer stand, a knife ...
... 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 ...
... , chiefly of the prevailing golden hue, some of them having plaited hair falls from twenty to thirty inches in length attached, great number of girls' hats variously trimmed, ladies' white kid boots, Balmoral walking boots richly embroidered, a large ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Is. per qr. dearer. Barley had a steady sale, but at no advance upon previous . rates. Oats and maize ?? wheat trade at Maidstone on Thursday was firm and quiet, millers . trying in vain to make purchase at easier rates. At Canter- ,o bury on Saturday ...
... 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, ...