The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

HOP IN'MUICiENCP.

KAIDSTOIIII. Sept 24.—The plasters are pronadiart as
ergYlt aa_poesible with the picking, and many gardens are
aaiiwwrreadd. The hope tally answer the expectations of the
growers, and there is little doubt bat that an are of
twelve or thirteen hundred weight per acre will be obtained.
Then is 'would to some extext. _ . .

614114 SOTTO X.:TbiiiitiOrs eve fast clearing the gar-
dear, but there ere some few places when the hops are
namely worth the plain.
Lmramt.—We am 'elm on very rapidly with our pick-
ing, and the hops are good. The mould has slightly in-
messed, but net to any great extent.
immost—The hops ars yielding well, both in quantity
mid guilty ; many gardens are already stripped. There
Issisilsebt but that the duty will be large
Baer Borrox.—The pickers are getting' on rapidly, and
bogs are good. There is mould in some plantations,
Wuhan have a large arep.
onnix.—We have a mai lager step than gee.-
sal; tharmerminly is a little men, bet net wident to do
say bens.
BIRSTRAD.—Ws are picking the lips at • hat rats, aid
they folly eartra the eapeetatisms ths Brewers. They
ara gmermilifit vim elms, sod tie seep mil Toomey large.
Ithilittro —The rariald is m th• imerems, but we are
getting as with the picking. The wee h a kip one.
Sur FAILLIIOM.—Tito bap ens bet waft down, and
yield welds there are a peel band employed, the
wejeramTaesh larger then weneL Duty, 243,0001.
, Sept.
_2ll.—The plain u now
beveled three See days. Generallylceseptig-
-12ti the JIM Is olle ins te the. meetations of the planters.
The Me Mil W/Mane 8•441 set wren to h tee materislly
injured the rzi Anerheribrimight will be required to
get thews ell
Prossionew' asps. 22.—We ere right ea picking, and
they cease doles wry well ; some say they saver knew so
heavy a mop.
PARXMAI4. Baps. 23.—Our baps TIM be ell Fished Ii
the
roans of ten dwier a hee they awe dew!..
as well es my meet has ied-yee le believe. ?be
Y sir/ gosh ilisted by the wet weather, of srlitsia
re
Ws lel pea asl.
rte awns, legs. 21—Our Jones's begs ere gsS
bpsys,bst the popssends well and with weed
will =eke a flar=ie. We shall Ida a7=6141
sheet this day
Picking is mew in full °wades
Ma the crop nesse previous antlelpatiess, and Is all pea
goldlty will not be Ossught to a close before the middle of
Osisber.
IisiSauVRIBT, espe.ll/I.—We rw isetiss an nicely with
the Wig, and the begs sem bas well, although at
places tllsy era rather broom sea bogie te want picking very
much frees the late rains and *old alibis.
CANTIMUOKY, Sept. 23.—We have little to record see
peeling the hops this week. The picking has continued as
rapid as the showery weather would permit. At Pordwieb,
Pethaso, Chilham, and the ;mous& is the immediate proxi-
, ashy to the city, the growtn has turned out very well, fine,
and beavy.—Duty, 260,0001.
Mervin), Sept. 23.—We are taking advantage of the
fine weather, and are proceeding fest with the picking; the
hops are remarkably good both in quantity and quality.
There will be a large duty.
Tarivaiumr, Sept. 23.—The picking is going on at a
rapid rate. The hops are in excellent condition, being free
from nriuld and vermin ; and in some places in this district I
the_lield will be abundant.
WalaThlsiO, Sept. 24.—Our crop is large, and it seems to
be the case in most gardens joining us; we had three frosts
ibis week, but they bear it well; we shall sot finish yet
lee two weeks.
HAILSHAM, Sept. 23.—We have many broken poles, but
a famous lot of hops, and shall get more than we thought of
sue time, they go to scale well with good samples.
Atrom, Sept. 22.—The hops come down remarkably
well. Picking will be over by the end of next week. The
crop is considered a good one.
SKVIINUAKO, Sept. 7t.—Picking Is going on rapidly in
this locality, and the highest twist-action is felt by grown,
as to their crop and its quality when dried.
WssTss.asas, Sept.22.—The hops la this neighbourhood
ere in general very good, although we have mould la ape.
tel gar‘ms.—Swap Siesdard.

halt Me LONDON f;AZETTE.—Friday, &pt. 24

BANKRUPTS.
111113 MET AUTOS and STIWCMD SPRICHIS, Alderman-
bury, City, warehournaineo, to surrender Oct. 7 at 2, and
Nov. 14 et 1, st Birrighallcereet. Sub., Sole end
Turner, Aldermanhirry ; of wig., Alward', fiensbrook•
court.
ansinit Ill'Osorrx, Liverpool, merehent, Oct. 7 and 28, at
11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Hon, Liverpool ; off. easily.,
Turner, Liverpool.
TNOMAII MOTLN, Manchester, draper, Oat. 6 and Nov. 9,'
at 12, at Manebrester Court. Solo, Sale and Co., Man-
ehester ; off. swig.. Fraser, Manchester.
01101L011 CLARICE Pauntxce and RUERSIT C
Ssour, Manchester, merchants, Oct. 6 and Nov. 16, at
12, at Manchester Court. Sole., Sale and Co., Manches-
ter, and Worthington end Earle, Blanchester; off. assig ,
Fott, Manchester.
Joss Itosneex. and WILLIAM Hornung, Bank End
Mill, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers,
Oet. 14 and Nev. 6, at 11, at Linde Court. Sole., Kidd,
Holmfirtb, and Bond and Barwick, Leads; off. orig.,
Young, Leeds.
Moons ENOALL T , Norwich, timber merchant,
Oct. 6 and Nov 15, at 2, at Brtinghall-street. Sole.,
Minn. Linklaller, Sise.lane, and Woodbright, Norwich;
off. iusig., Edwards, Sambrook-wort.
WILLIAM TURNER, Bath, engineer, Oct. 5 end Nov. 4, at
11, at Bristol Court. Sole., Pain and Burtrum, Beth,
and Bevan, Bristol ; off. orig., Acraman, Bristol.
DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 15. J. Ailerons, Kirby Moorside,
Yorkshire, dreper--Oct. 1-5. G. Cook, Tottenham-eourt-
road, figniture dealer—Oct. 16. B. Crowther, MirNeld,
Yorkshire, aseltater—Oct. 22. B. Fisher, Gloucester,
currier—dm 15. IL Greenhorn, Liverpool, merchant—
Ott. 22. P. M. Hadley, Cardiff, Glentorgensbire,
corn merchant—Oct. 1.5. E. Hirst, Halifax, York-
shire, wen merchant—Oct. 15. J. James, Liverpool, ship-
builder—Oet.ls J. Padgett, Idle, Yorkshire, cloth manu-
facturer—Oct. 15. G. Smith, Leeds, Yorkshire, flax spinner
—Oct. H. Thompson Pertpool-lane, Grey's-inn-lase, com-
mon brewer—Oct. 18. 8. Trickett, Victoria Stone-wharf,
Isle of Dogs, stone merchant-oe. 15. C. W. Wass, New
Bond-street, picture dealer—Oct. M. J. Whitby, Liverpool,
merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, mains caws be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
Oct. 16. J. Harrell, Billericay, Eases, grocer—Oet. 19.
A. Corker, Oswestry, Shropshire, watchmaker—Oct. 15.
0. E. Hint, Halifax, Yorkshire, cloth merchant—Get. 18.
J. D. Randall and G. T. Dicks, Greek-street, Soho, leather
enters—Oct. 16. 0. Smith. Leeds, flax spinner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. B. Armstrong and W. Lucas, Mouunstreet, Onevenor-
@guar*, fiebmongen.
T. H. Biddies and J. Fawn, Bosford, Noriaghainshire,
Ise* insaufacturen.
P. W. Brackenbury and J. Blenkarn, East Raiford, Not-
tinghamshire, architects.
C. Buller aad J. W. Williams, Brentwood, ENOS, apotha-
earns.
C. Cheveley and T. Chereley, Chelmsford, Essex, linen
drapes.
Ann Conon, J. Colon, and Elias Lees, Helms, Lancashire,
cenfeetionen.
8. MMus end E. Johnson, Wigan, Lancashire, groeen.
Blue Dunn and J. Mosedell, Coventry, Warwickshire,
machinists.
0. Id. Ewes and J. Broadfoot, Manchester, omnibus pro-
prietors.
C. Yield sad Elisabeth Field, Upper Marsh, Lambeth,
wax chandlers.
E. Orindrod and R. Hacking, Rochdale, Lancashire,
*sten.
T. Hewett end G. A. Hewett, St. John. street, Clerkenwell,
licensed victualler.
D. Hipkine, men., J. Hipkins, D. Hipkins, jun., and B.
Hipkins, Westbromnich, Staffordshire, iron founders, so
fat ea regards D. Hipline, een.
Hugh Horse, T. Haworth, Henry Horne, men., R. Horne,
R. Pickup, and Henry Horse, jun., Holcoene Brook,
Lancashire. calico power loom weavers, so for as regards
T. Haworth.
J. Lawton aid C. Lawton, Macclesfield, Cheshire, setter
doubler.
W. Leath and J. Leach, Liverpool, tallow miters.
W. Manning and It. M. Hayman, Bristol, oil merchants.
W. Newby and T. Newby, Drury-lane, pawnbrokers.
A. Small aid J. Taverner, Winshill, Derbyshire, small
ware manufacturers.
W. Stephenson and J. Keighley, Bradford, Yorkshire,
Lather demon.
G. Thomas and G. P. Green, Clement's-eourt,
Milk-
street, Cheapside, agents.
J. Thome and A. Sewer, Manchester, commiasion *gents.
J. Thompson and J. Welch, Dopfields, Cowley, Stafford-
shire, iron masters.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Jason CALT/IRT, Moistens, writer, Sept. 27 and Oct. 18,
at the Star Hotel, Montrose.
Joss@ Halm, Glasgow, smith, Sept. 28 and Oct. 19, at the
Star Hotel, Glasgow.
issue Ourupie, Tmrriff, Aberdwashire, farmer, Sept. 30
and Oet. 21, at the Fife Arms Hotel, Turriff.
ANDRIW Straaraer, merchant, Oct. 1 and 29, at
the Cross Keys Tavern, Stranraer.