1822.) 
Frost, J. Derby, saddler and harness maker. 
arber, L. 
J. sen. Bridlington Quay, corn-merchant. 
(Grace, L. : 
Gray, J. eingston, Surrey, linen-draper. (Reardon 
and Co. L. 
Hanscomb, J. H. Newport Pagnell, lace-manufac- 
turer. (Jupp and Co. L. 
Hart, $. G. Harwich, merchant. (Saunders and Co. 
Herbert, T. jun. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, 
, auctioneers. (Hewitt 
Higginbetham, N. Macclesfield, malt and hop mer- 
chant. (Ellis, L. 
Howarth, J.C. Bath, dealer. (Adlington and Co. 
Hutton, W. jun. Chowbent, Lancashire, money- 
Scrivener. (Adlington and Co. L. 
Jacks, T. Bishopsgate Without, flour-factor. (Lee 
spel J. High-street, Wapping, grocer. (Smith 
andCo. ; 
Lane, W. Alderton, Gloucestershire, cattle-dealer. 
(Bousfield, L. 
Martin, J.Oakham, Surrey, wheelwright. (Walter 
May, W. Wellington-place, Goswell-street, baker. 
Agricultural Report. 
365 
Middleton, W. Liverpool, tea-idlealer, (Chester, L. 
Musson, V. Gelding-street, Bermondsey, baker. 
(Wilkinson, 8b. 
Oldfield, R. S. Hull, merchant, (Shaw, L. 
Palfrey, W. Hinchwick, Gloucestershire, farmer. 
(Pritchard, L. 
Pearson, T. Walford, Staffordshire, maltster. (Hub- 
bard and Co. Cheadle 
Prideaux, P, CC. Plymouth, 
(Wright, L. 
"Salmon, . Regent-street, stationer. 
Sharp, M. Liverpool, master-mariner. (Chester 
Spencer, W. Swansea, paper-maker. (Price, L. 
e, E. Sifton, Suffolk, farmer. (Woodhouse, L. 
ake, R. B. Gainsborough, timber-merchant. 
(Allen and Co. L. 
Watson, G. B. Rock Lodge, Durham, corn-mer- 
chant, (Meggison and Co. L. 
Webber, J. Bath, currier. (Mackinson, L, 
White, W. B. Strand, draper. (Yates 
Wheeler, J. jun. Abingdon, grocer. (Graham 
Wood, J. Bishopsgate-street without, grocer, (Col- 
lins and Co. 
timber-merchant. 
(Fielder 
Dacre 
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Mills, O. Warwick, wine-merchant. 
Middleton, J. T. Stone, Staffordshire, coach-pro- 
prietor and farmer. (Barber 
Anderson, A. Philpot-lane 
Baker, T. Wolverhampton 
Barton, J. Blackburn 
Berry,M. Newsome Cross, Yorksh. 
Bishop, J. Broad-st. Bloomsbu 
Blackburn, W. Bedford, Lancash. 
Booth, T. Newark, and A, Booth, 
Nottingham 
Boyes, J. jun. Wansford, Yorksh. 
Boys, G. F, and J. Hull 
Brennard, T. Bread-street 
Browne, W. J. a tvespoel 
Browne, J. and J. Gregson, 
Charles-st. Grosvenor-square 
Bryan, W. L. andR. G. Gunnell, 
Poultry 
Blowen, J. H. “Mint-square, 
Tower-hill 
Bliss, N. Water-lane, Fleet-street 
Burgess, D. and M, Lord, Roch- 
dale 
Burall, J. Swansea 
Byass, H. Rayleigh 
Chapman, W. Gravesend 
Chubb, C. Portsea 
Slay, R. Stamford 
Coates, C. Stanton Drew, Somer- 
__ . setshire 
Collier, T. Newport, Shropshire 
Cropper, T. Warrington, Lancash. 
Creswell, R. Burgh-in-the-Marsh, 
Lincolushire 
Davidson, W. and A. Garnitt, 
Liverpool 
Day, R. Crooked-lane 
Dickins, E. Eynsford, Kent 
Dobell, J.Staplehoest, Kent 
Drake, J. Lewisham 
Dartnall, J. Dover 
Edwards, J. Vine-st. Spitalfields 
Elgic, W. Ruswarp, Yorkshire 
Eyre, W.Cockspur-street, Charing 
Cross 
Findley, J..L. Sparrow Corner, 
Minories 
Flinnt, G. London Wall 
French, R. Winpole, Cambridges. 
Garton, S.Wood-strect, Cheapside 
Weaver, G. Bristol, ironmonger. (Pool, L. 
(Charsley, L. 
Blackburn 
DIVIDENDS. 
Good, P. P. Clapton 
Gough, J. Bath 
Grant, W. Oxford-street 
Griffiths, T, High-row, Knights- 
bridge 
Haggart, J. Limehouse-hole 
Harris, T. St. Nicholas, Wor- 
cester 
Handley, J. Coton, Staffordshire 
Harrison, J. Sandwich 
Hayton, J. W. Greenfield, Flint- 
shire, and M. P. Leasinby, 
London» 
Higgs, W. Strand 
Hudson, W. Bayswater 
Jopson, W. and C, Wignal, Li- 
verpool 
Jones, E. Tattenhall, Cheshire 
Judd, J. Derby 
Kermode, W. Liverpool 
Kilshaw, E. Lancaster 
Knibb, B. Billingborough, Lin- 
colnshire 
‘Knight, T. Chipping Sodbury 
Landon, T. Hartford, Cheshire 
Leach, S. and J. Hinchcliff, Ca- 
teaton-street 
Mabson, W.« Kelsall, Suffolk 
Mawhood, R. jun. Wakefield 
Massey, J. Heaton Norris, Lan- 
cashire 
M'‘Nair, A. Abchurch-lane 
Mavor, T. Liverpool 
Melhuish, J. Crediton, Devoush. 
Miles, S. Ludgate-street 
Milne, A, G. Mitre-court, Fen- 
charch-street 
Mills, J.Water-lane, Tower-street 
Millward, J. Redditch, Worces- 
tershire 
Miller, J. C. and A. Bishopsgate- 
street 
Mitchell, E. and S. Norwich 
Matthews, f. High Holborn 
Parker, J. Chappel-street, Mary- 
le-bone 
Peters, J. and F. Weston, Bristol 
Pigot, W. Ratcliffe-highway 
Yates, W. Lancaster, dealer. — 
Yates, G. Eccleshill, Lancashire, dealer. 
(Edleston, Blackburn 
(Edleston, 
Plant, B. Birmingham 
Pritchard, J.D.Tipton, Staffordsh. 
Pritchard, W. and E, Bevan, 
Bristol 
Rainey, R. Spilsb 
Reddall, W. and T, Liverpool 
Rossiter, J. Shepton Mallet 
Richardson, G. Horncastle 
Robinson, M, A, Red Lion-street, 
Holborn 
Robinson, J. Manchester 
Saintey, T. Cuttenham, Cam- 
bridgeshire 
Salisbury, T. Preston 
Sanderson, R. Doncaster 
Seward, A. Salisbur 
Skidmore, W. Sheffield 
Slade, T. sen, Bartholomew-close 
Stabb, T. Torquay, Devonshire 
Stromborn, J. Austin Friars 
Symons, P.’ Plymouth 
Tabrum, R. and J+ Barron, 
Walbrook - ? 
Taylor, W. Great Yarmout 
Thomas, D, Carmarthen 
Trigg, H. and J. Ratcliff, Hertford 
Tugwood, J. Lancaster 
Vipond, G. Ludgate-hill 
Vincent, J. Regent-street 
Warwick, R. Warwick-hall, Cum- 
berland 
Walters, J. Studham, Hertfordsh. 
Watson, H. Bolton-le-Moors 
Webb, G. Cornhill 
Wainewright, W. S. Fraser, R. 
Vose, and J. Low, Liverpool 
White, J. Larporley, Cheshire 
White, S. W. Edingley, Notting- 
hamshire 
Wilson, R, Clement’s-lane 
Wilkinson, W. Norton, Derbysh. 
Williams, S. Bristol 
Westron, M. Wellington, Somer- 
setshire 
Wood, 
upon-Hull 
Whitesmith, W. Old Fish-street 
Young, G. Salisbury. 
M. Mytton, Kingston- 
MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. 
rz latest crop, the potatoe, has been 
universally harvested and stored, fully 
— 
From the continuance of the drought 
throughout September, the wheat seed-sea- 
justifying the predictions as to quautity 
and quality. The quantity of this ad- 
mirable American root at present culti- 
vated in Britain and Ireland, compared 
with the growth of half a century since, 
may be stated as more than fifteen to one. 
son was somewhat late, but the warm and 
genial rains of the present month enabled 
the farmer to complete it in the best man- 
ner; the young wheats are every where 
above ground, and, upon warm and fruitful 
soils, make a beautiful and luxuriant ap- 
pearance, 
