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Sprainks.W. Brlxtnii, h.iher. (Chippendale and Co, 

 Steplienson, J. and J. Carleen, Abiundon, bankers. 



(Fisliei- 

 Stafford, S. Mcttingliam, Suffolk, fanner. (Clarke 



and Co. h. 

 Stevens, J. Newgate-street, carpet-warehouseman. 



(Has in ore 

 Stevens, W. Oxford, liquor-merchant. (Walsh 

 Stevenson, \V. juii. Bawtry, Yorkshire, cooper. 



(Rodgers, L. 

 Stiuson, B. Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer. (Ko- 



binson 

 Stirk, VV. Beaston, Yorkshire, woolstapler. (Wilson 

 Syuics, W, Crevvboriie, Somerset, linen-draper. 



(Jenkins, L. 

 Thomson, A. Liverpool, merchant. (Rowlinson, 



Liverpool 

 Unitt, <;. Taddlngton, Gloucestershire, farmer. 



(Collett and Co. L. 

 Upsall, H. Wood Eiidcrby, Lincolnshire, cattle- 

 jobber. (Eyre ant Co. L. 

 Vere, C. Cloth Fair, draper. (13rown, L. 



Agricultural Report. 



[Marclj I, 



(Von Hcy- 



Ward, J. Lowestoft, twioe-splaoer. 

 thuysen, L. 



Wade, W. Gloucester-street, Queen.sqnare, carpen- 

 ter. (Kniirht and Co. 



Wagstaff, U. and J. H. Skinner-Street, Snow-hill, 

 carpet-warehouseinen. (Knight and Co. L. 



Wagst:iff, S. and T. Baylis, Kidderminster, Worces- 

 tershire. (Fisher and Co. L. 



Walker, W. Rochdale, woollen manufacturer, 

 (Ellises and Co. L. 



Wighton, J. Basinghall-strcet, woollen-warehouse- 

 ' man. (Knight and Co. 



Williams, J. Pinners'-hall, Old Broad-street, mer- 

 chant. (Swain and Co. 



Willington, J. and E. Birmingham, cabinet-oase- 

 makers. (Wel>b 



Winscom, J. Andovcr, linen-draper. (Mann 



Wright, J. Stanwick, Northamptonshire, lioise- 

 dcaler. (Jeyes, L. 



WrUht, K. Hatfield Broad Oake, Essex, grocer. 

 (Cole and Co. L. 



Young, W. Bernard-street, insurance-broker. (LaTie 

 and Co. 



Atherton, J. Warrington 

 Atkinson, P. Rathbonc-placc,Oi-- 



fordstveet 

 Ball, R. Bridge-road, Lambeth 

 Bamber, W. and Co. Haytoo 



Lancashire 

 Barnaschina, A. Gravesend 

 Bennett, S. A. Worship-street, 



Shoreditch 

 Bird, J. S. Liverpool 

 Birmingham, F. Charles-stfeet, 



City-road 

 Bingley, G. Piccadillv 

 Billing, H. and Co. Paddington 

 Blyth, G. W. and T. 

 Boldero, Boldero, Lushington, 



and Boldero, Cornhill 

 Bradbury, R. Stone, Staffordshire 

 Bulman, J. and T. and T. Miln- 



thorp, Westmoreland 

 finrgie, J. Mark-lane 

 Bysh, J. Paternoster row 

 Cann, W. Oakhamptoii, Devonsh. 

 Garden, W.Bristol 

 Clarke, H. and F. Grundy, Li- 

 verpool 

 Clarke, W. Leicester-street, Lei- 

 cester-square 

 Clements, R. Coventry 

 Coffee, J. Regent-street 

 Court, H. Fish-street hill 

 Cripps, J. Wi'beach 

 Croaker, C. Upper Farm, Cray- 

 ford, Kent 

 Cruickshanks, J. Gerrard-slreet 

 Piivison, F. Hinckley 

 Ddvalle, A. York-street, Covent- 



garden 

 Dowlev, J. Willow St. Ilankside 

 Edmunds, T. Casllehuggcd Lam- 

 peter Poutsleplien, Cardigaa- 

 shire 

 Elmore, R. Birmingham 

 Fairer, H. liread-strecl,Che.ipside 

 Fisher, W. Avon Clifis, Wilts 

 Foulkes, J. Chester 

 Frost, L.Jun. Liverpool 

 Fnrlong, W.and ,1. Bristol 

 Gibson, F.jUD. Livcipool 

 Goodm.in, F. Withcrley, Leices- 

 tershire 

 Gosling, G. Chesterfield 

 Gould, W. and F. G reasley, Wood- 

 street, Chcapside 



DIVIDENDS. 



Graliam, Sir R. hart. London, J. 

 Railton, Manchester, J. J. 

 Raiiton, and J. Young, Lon- 

 don 

 Green, W. jun. Exmouth-street, 



Clerkenvvell 

 Griffin, D.Walworth 

 Halliday, T. Old South-Sea house 

 Hancock, J. Liinehouse-hole 



stairs 

 Hardisty, G. and J. Cowling, 

 Bedford-conrt,Covent-gardcu 

 Harrison, J, F. Tuwer-street 

 Harrison,J. Mount ■rrace,White- 



chapel 

 Hand ford, W. Tavistock 

 Hawksley, J. Birmingham 

 Hay, H. and T. A. Turner, New- 

 castle-street, Strand 

 Herbert, T. Chequer-yard, Dow- 



gate-hill 

 Hinde, T. Liverpool 

 Hodson, J. and M. Hargreay, 



Liverpool 

 Hyde, W. Earl-street, Blackfriars 

 .Tackson, J. Easingvvold, Yorksli. 

 Jeffs, F. Coventry 

 Jervis, K, Norwich 

 Jower, W. Brentford 

 Kemp, W. Bath 

 Keen, W. Akiersgate-strect 

 Ketcher, N. Bradwell, near the 



sea, Essex 

 Knibhs, J. H. Lloyd's Coffcc- 



honse 

 Ladkin. W. Leicester 

 Lancaster, T.J. Cateaton-stre»t 

 I.ockwood, G. Huddersfield 

 Lytligoe, J. Liverpool 

 Maddock, R., R. Quinn, and J. 



Uniacke, Liverpool 

 Masters, R, Coventry 

 M'Lrod, J.andC. Huntley Hotel, 



Lcicester.fields 

 Marchant, J. Maidstone 

 Mather, J. Jewin-street 

 Monsey, T. Burgh, Norfolk 

 Nicholson, W. Hull 

 Parker, C. Colchester 

 Parkes, T. and A. Law ton, Bir- 

 mingham 

 Pasley, J. Bristol 

 Perry, T. and J. Reading; 

 Port, E. J. Rugeby, Staffordshire 



Porter, S. London 



Potts, W. Sheeriiess 



Prior, J. H. London-rond, Sontb- 



wark 

 Raines, J. Hull 

 Randall, W. Leeds 

 Rciliy, R. Southampton-row, 



Bloomsbury 

 Rees, W.Bristol 

 Reynolds, H. Cheltenham 

 Ripley, J. Wapijing 

 Riddough, R. Liverpool 

 Ritchie and Bigsby, Deptford 

 Rood, C. W. Broadway, Worces- 

 tershire 

 Rout, J. Whitechapcl 

 Roberts, M. Mancliester 

 Rucker, S. Old South Sea houso 

 Rudkin, T. H. Charlotte-street, 



Islio'^ton 

 Schofield, T. Kingston-upon- 



Thames 

 Shannon, W. Whitehaven 

 Sheriff, J. Farnham 

 Sherwin, W. T. Paternoster-row 

 Spence, J. Providence-row, Hack- 

 ney 

 Sutherland, R. and R. Birmingham 

 Tarlton, J. Liverpool 

 Tate, M. Chalford, Gloucester 

 'J'aylor, <i. Barsted, Kent 

 Taylor, T. Bristol 

 Tcnnent, J. Liverpool 

 Thoui|ison, J. Mapleton, Derby- 

 shire 

 Thwaitcs, S. Staplchurst, Kent 

 Tucker, J. H. Jerniyn-street 

 TwycrosB, J. Westbourn, Sussex 

 Watts, J.Totncs 

 Wells, J. Bristol 

 Whitaker, W. Wakefield, and J. 



Whitaker, Lee-green, York 

 Whitehead, J. Denshaw, Yorksb. 

 Wheatley, H. Coventry 

 Wheatcroft, S. Sheffield 

 Wigfall, H.Sheffield 

 Wight, J. C. Mitre-court, Fen- 



church-street 

 Witohurch, J. Worship-Street, 



Finsburv 

 Wilson, E. P. and J. Westmore- 

 land, Liverpool 

 Wood.W. Holm Farm, Watberby, 

 Yorkshire, 



MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. 



SINCE tlie brcakiiig-up of the frost, the 

 country has nianit'ested great spirit, 

 (existing circumstances considered,) in 

 working tlie fallows, and putting the lands 

 in the best state of prcjiaration for the 

 reception of the spring seeds. The stormy 



and rainy weather has occasionally ob- 

 structed these important operations, espe- 

 cially in the low lands, where the water 

 has stagnated. The lent-sowing, however, 

 will not be materially backward. Turnips 

 generally have lasted full as well as might 



be 



