170 
Parsons, G. Liverpool, sail-maker, (Adlington, L. 
Price, J. Ryall, Worcestershire, dealer. (Hicks, L. 
Pulinan, M, and J. Guisbrough, Yorkshire, brewers. 
(Plumptre, L. 
Richards, M. Hythe, ship-builder. (Roe, L. 
Rivers, W. and J. Clowes, Shelton, Staffordshire, 
earthenware-manufacturers, (Pugh, L. 
Roberts, W. Oxford-street, hosier. (Cardale and Co. 
Robinson, G. London-road, Surrey, coal-dealer, 
(Beetholme and Co, L. 
Robinson, F. Aston, near Birmingham, dealer. (Je- 
ning and Co. L. 
Shannon, W. Whitehaven, draper. (Falcon, L. 
Stevenson, J. Boston, grocer. (Stocker and Co. L. 
Stodhart, J. and F. Carlisle, cotton-manufacturers. 
(Young and Co. L. 
Strickland, J. Steeple. Morden, Cambridgeshire, 
Agricultural Report. 
[Sept. 1, 
Thorp, J. jun. Cheadle, calico-printer. (Faulkner, I. 
Tomlinson, W. J. Nantwich, Cheshire, money~ 
scrivener. (Sandys and Co. L. = 
Tucker, B. jun. Bristol, carpenter. (Visard 
and Co, L. 
Walker, W. Bolton, shopkeeper. (Hurdand Co. L. 
Wedgberrow, T. Himbleton, Worcestershire, grocer. 
(Williams and Co. L. 
Whateley, G. L. Cheltenam, money-scrivener. 
(Clutton and Co, L. 
Whittingham, R. George-street, Bryanstone-square, 
Victualler, (Freeman and Co, 
Wilson, J. Ely, miller. (Pickering and Co. L. 
Wortley, V. Henry-street, Hampstead-road, grocer. 
Cardale and Co. L. 
Wycherley, W. Alberbury, Shropshire, farmer. 
(Baxter, L, 
brewer, (Burfoot, L, 
Adams, J. Stamford 
Banister, W. Litchfield 
Barber, W. and R. Cheapside 
Baverstock, J. H. Alton, Hants 
Bellairs, A. W. and Co. Stamford 
Bean, B. Hicklin, Norfolk 
Berry, C. Caversham, Oxfordshire 
Binns, J. and J. Looe, Carnwall 
Blyth, G. W. and F, Birmingham 
Brown, J. London 
Brickwood, J. and J., J. Rainier, 
W. Morgan, and J. Starkey, 
Lombard-street 
Bruce, A. and Co. London 
Buchanan, D., S. M. Smith, and 
F. Ashley, Liverpool 
Burgess, D. and M. Lord, Roch- 
dale 
Cable, W. Aldeburgh, Suffolk 
ye Say D. B. Harper, and A. 
aillie, Old Jewry 
Cattell, W. Titton \ 
Carpenter, J. and J. P, Welling- 
ton, Somersetshire 
Clarke, J. Wakefield 
Coates, H. Bradfield, Essex 
Colyer, W. Middle-row, Broad- 
street, St. Giles’s 
Cobham, W, jun. and T. Jones, 
Ware 
Cooke, H. and D. Prince, Cvle- 
man-street 
Corgan, M. Oxford 
Coupland, C. jun. Leeds, R. 
Coupland, Huusiet, F. Coup- 
Jand, Hunslet, and E. Coup- 
land, Salford. 
Crossland, C. Liverpool 
Crumbie, G. and J. Carr, York 
Jray, C, Oxford-street 
Javidson, T. and J. Milligan, 
Liverpool 
May, R. H. Tovil, near Maidstone 
Dicken, J. Shrewsbury 
Dickens, T Liverpool 
Eayer, J. Finedon, Northamp- 
tonshire 
Fdwards, J. Vine-st. Spitalfields 
Eliiott, T. and S. Haslock, Nor- 
thampton 
DIVIDENDS. 
Endicott, J. E. Exeter 
Evans, J. Sheerness 
Eyfe, F. and A. Schmaeck, Bury- 
court, St. Mary Axe 
Farrar, E. Halifax 
Fenner, R. Paternoster-row 
ae ee M. Bury-court, St. Mary 
xe 
Fox, E. L. Idol-lane 
Firster, P. Great Yarmouth 
Gadsby, G, Snarestone, Leices- 
tershire 
Goodhall, W.and J, Turner, Gar- 
lick-bill 
Gregson, E. Spindlestone, Nor- 
thumberland 
Grove, P. Cardiff 
Hardisty, G. and J, Cowing, Bed- 
ford-court, Covent Garden 
Hartley, R. Ripon 
Hassell, T. Richard-st. Islington 
Hay, H. and T. A. Turner, New- 
castle-street, Strand 
Heslington, J. jun. York 
Hill, J. Dover 
Hould, S. Laytonstone 
Horrocks, T. Rippondale, Yorks. 
Johnson, T. Wakefield 
Kay, E. Sheffield 
Kershaw, 8. Oldham, Lancashire 
King, W. Birmingham 
Kirkland, J. and J. Badenoch, 
Coventry 
Knight, J. Halifax 
Knight, J. Mile-end road 
Lander, J. Birmingham 
Lea,W. andJ. F. Paternoster-row 
Lewes, R. Hexham, Nortlum- 
berland 
Lippard, J. Deptford 
Livesey, J. Farnworth, Lancashire 
Lowe, H. Macclesfield 
M‘Call, A. Kingston, Jamaica 
Maddock, R. and J, Tweed, Rose- 
mary-liane 
Marsh, J. Gracechurch-street 
Marsden, P: Sheftield 
Mather, E. Oxford 
Moore, T, Bartonsham 
Morris, W. Roltoa 
Moore, J. King’s Brompton, So- 
mersetshire 
Moore, T. Hereford 
Moore, J. King’s Brompton 
Nattriss, J, Thornton, Yorkshire 
Nicholl, J. and W, Old Jewry 
Olivia, T. C. Liverpool 
Palmer, W. Elsing, Norfolk 
Parsons, J. Whitechapel 
Parsons, R. R. and T, Lyncombe. 
Somersetshire 
Penley, J. juu. Uley, Glouces- 
tershire 
Player, J. B. and J. Keen, Bristol 
Pourtales, A. P. and A. G. Broad- 
street 
Prentice, A. and F, Shelly, Man- 
chester 
Riley, J. Leicester 
Rodd, C. W. Broadway, Worces- 
tershire 
Roscoe, W. and Co. Liverpool 
Rudd, C, Rochdale 
Smith, A. J. and J. Shepherd, 
Kingsninford, Staffordshire 
Simmons, S. Hilperton, Wilts 
Smethurst, J. sen. and R. Hindle, 
Torkington, Cheshire 
Snelgrove, R. Warning Camp, 
ussex 
Spence, J. Providence row, Hack- 
ne 
Stanford, P. Chester 
Trafford, T. Kirklington 
Troughton, J. and Co. Covent 
Troughton, B. and J.Wood-strect, 
Cheapside 
Turner, ‘l’. Stock Exchange 
Walker, F. Ripon, Yorkshire 
Walters, J. Studham, Hertfordsh. 
Ward, J. Beech, Staffordshire 
Wharton, R. and H. Little Cros- 
by, Lancashire 
Whitehead, G. jun. and G, 
Clarke, Basinghall-street _ 
Windeatt, T. Bridgetown, Devon- 
shire 
Wingate, J. Bathwick 
Wylie, W. Southampton-row, 
Bloomsbury. 
MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. 
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"THE very sanguine expectations held 
out in our last Report appear to have 
been most amply verified. ‘the weather 
has continued, through full three parts of 
the present month, the most beautiful, 
and best adapted to getting in the harvest, 
and indeed to every agricultural purpose, 
that could even be chosen, were it in our 
power to choose. ‘This is to speak gene- 
rally, as mest suitable to the end of a ge- 
neral report. The exceptions are, those 
heavy rains which, early in the present 
month, inundated a great part of the mid- 
Jand and northem counti¢gs, acconipanied 
by storms which beat down thestoutest and 
best of the corn, rendering the operation 
of reaping very laborious and expensive,” 
and inducing the risk of mildew and smut 
from unabsorbed moisture. In all the 
most productive districts, our grand de- 
_pendance, the wheat crop, is safely housed, 
and the next article in rank for human 
subsistence, potatoes, is of equal promise 
with the crop of wheat, both in regard to 
quantity and quality. Barley, oats, and 
beans, are good only in some few forward 
situations: in general these crops are con- 
siderably below an average, though much 
improved 
