The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-12 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BININDIN, June 10.—The bias about us is progressing
slowly, and in some instances are turning yellow. I, cry few
Ay have at present made their appearance.
EDINBILIDOR, June 10.—The hop bine' in the parish and
neighbourhood generally are looking esceedingly well and
growing rapidly, and free from Ay.
LAMBIRHUSUIT, June 10.—The hops in this parish are
growing rapidly; very few Ay at present.
Beaus, June 10.—The hop bine is, generally speaking.
looking well ; but there are many gardens in •• backward
state, in moquette* of the delay in tying, and in • rough
state of cultivation, owing to the continuation of heavy
raise. There are a few fly to be found, but at present not
sufficient to feed the fly goldings.
UDIMOILS, June 9.—We observe many gardens in a very
growing state; others have been much annoyed by flea.
Should the wet weather continue much longer, many gar-
dens will go yellow. We do not hear of any fly to annoy
them at present.
IcaLzsit•m, Jane 10.— The bine in most gardens is
growing very strong, but some of the marsh ground was
very much injured by the Bea, which hos thrown them in a
backward state. No fly of any consequence has at yet been
seen. _ _

HORSNONDIN, June 10.—Up to this time our hop blues
are looking szeeedingly well, and but little fly to be seen.
CROCINLII Jane 9.—llops in this neighbourhood
are growing very fast at present, and are free from vermin.
llosaitogoorr, June 10.—We are looking very well;
the bine is growing remarkably fast. There is little or no
fly.
BOUGHTON MONCHILIIIA, June 10.—We are doing en-
tr %ordinarily well, the bine growing most vigorously; the
lame are somewhat yellow in consequence of so much wet
weather. We are quite free from vermin.
YALDINO, June 10.—The bine is growing very fist in
most places, but there are some slight exceptioos where
they are a little bare. We are nearly free from fly.
BOUGHTON BULIMIA'S, June 10.—We are pretty free
from vermin and the bine is looking very well, and growing
very fast. We want a little warm dry weather.
BSISTZD, June 10.—The bine is looking very well, and
grows with great rapidity. We have very little fly—
nothing to speak of.
Langan, June 10.—The bine in our neighbourhood
grows very fast, although we have much wet and cold
weather; the leaves are rather yellow, but there is very
little vermin.
fast Burrou, June 10.—The bines are looking well and
growing very fast. The colour of the leaves is a little
changed, but there is no vermin to speak of.
SEVINOAKII, June 10.—The bine looks tolerably well,
but there is an appearance of fly in some gardens, which,
however, will probably not affect the crop.
Ceti:minas/nun, June B.—We cannot any much of the
bine in this pariah. It grows fast, but cannot be said to
look healthy, and there is an increase of fly.
CNITIININO, Jena 9.—lt is too early to any much of ap-
here, but we livi in hopes of an average crop,
rieuViii:ge"from the bine.
RINSING, June 10.—The fly has appeared in many gar-
dens, induced possibly by the late rains. The bine seems
strong.
Co withx, June 10.—The fly is rather increasing, although
we have such beating rains, still at present, as before, keep
growing, unless we very soon have some hot, sunny weather
they must go yellow. A few cold nights would soon prove
something very unfavoursble for them.
Wmoriunar, June 10.—The hops and the fly are pro-
gressing ; as many as eighteen of the latter have been seen
I on • leaf.

ranunay, Juno 10.—Our plantations up to this week
have given pluming proofs of high cultivation. Within

these few days they have assumed a sickly hue, doubtless
the result of the continued rains.
)(ARMIN, June 10.—The bine round about us looks very
well. There is little change in colour. We are pretty ,
clean, there being very little vermin.
BUNTON, June 10.—The continuance of wet weather has
caused a change in the colour. The bine grow. fast, and
we Sr. free from vermin.
Loons, June 10.—The bine grows rapidly, and is looking
well. There is very little vermin.
BARRING, June 10.—The bine in our neighourbood con-
tinent° grow very fast and looks healthy We are not yet
troubled with vermin, but we know not what the rains may
bring forth.
BRENCHLZT, June 10.—The bine grows fast, but from
he late tains the leaves are turniug yellow. There is a little
tly.
Lagos, June 10.—The bine grows rapidly and looks
healthy. There is very little verThin.
MAWR Huller, June 10.—The hop hines have grown very
fast this last week, and at present look very healthy,
There certainly is more fly than last week. We found four
or five on a leaf, but see there are a great many lady-birds
about.
Wzgrxnetaw, June 9.—The hops in this parish are, gene-
rally speaking, looking well, although backward; we have
the fly pretty general in all the gardens—from 10 to 20 on
a leaf. Within the lest few days our grounds aro not
exempt.
Montreux°, June 9.—Our bine has made good progress
during the past week, where the vermin—l mean the rab-
bits nod hares—do not devour it, hut we have a little fly,
say one or two on a leaf in sheltered situations.
Barna, June 9.—The bine looks very healthy this
week ; it has grown considerably, and is nut yet attacked
by the fly.
WARRLIMON, June 9.—Our tying is now finished, and
the gardens look well ; in tact we never saw them looking
better at this season of the year.
MIIIIIURNHAR, June 9.—The bine with us has made
great progress during the last few nights.
NINFIELI) AND Hoot:, June 9.—We are getting on well
for bine, it looks strong and healthy; the weather just suits
them.
Ilearenoucesex, June 9.—The last few days have im-
proved our gardens; the bine grows rapidly; the weather
is much warmer, especially nights. In sonic grounds they
have reached the top of the poles; we are quite clear from
vermin.
Attansw, June 9.—For the beginning of June we ran
say we lock well; the bine grows away strong.
WATLtSU, June 9.—Our bine is growing well, and ticiug
is brought to a cline ; the heavy showers during the last
few data have clone them much good.
Itornettrt xi" June 9.—ln this, our first report of the
sermon of 1102, we may observe, that the hope in this perish
and neighbourhood, as tar as we have had au opportunity
of judging from our own inspection, and from the reports
of the planters themselves, are going on favourably ; and,
in general, pretty free from fly; a few only, as yet, to be
found.
TICE/MIST, June 9.—The hop bine in this parish is
growing very fast,; a little fry in some grounds, but nothing
of consequence.
DALLINUTOM. June 9.—We have had some fine, warm
showers, which just suit the bine ; we have not as yet heard
of any insects.
Tem BMW e, June 9.—The hines are In king healthy and
vigorous; wo have heard a little fly has been Mired in some
growths.
K LINING, June 9.—We have a little fly.
linereenter, Juno 9.—Growing rapidly, with here and
there a fly, and a great many fly geldings.
SHORRHAII, June 9.—The bine, though not doing well,
is doing its best; the late warm showers are doing wonders.
Among the late arrivals in the plantations we notice agelect
party of the Messrs. Flies and Fleas, the latter appearing in
good health, and as likely and active as ever.
Wanutiter, June 9.—Within the last six days we have
had 24 hours' beautiful, gentle rain, with warm intervals,
so that the hops are growing fast, and they arc as yet free
from vermin.—Nisess Evros.

From Me LONDON OAXIIFTIL—Friday, Juno 11.

BANK itl7P7ll.

TAMAN RATROATS. Rlmlagitam,MlraleT, to eurmuter June 26 an 4
July 19. at 104, at SWIM dart. tiols., Mater= and Co.,
litrmingtuun; o[.Yelpy, Eirealagbani.
Swell arta, litoWegma-Treat, Btaffoolshire, manufacturer of
mum sad autlienwall Jaw 24 and July IS, at 101, a. naming.
ham Court. soL, Was, Birmingham ; off. wig., Whitmore.
Blrmiegtam.
WILLIAM THOMAS Csaa, Barnsley and Oughtibridge, Yorkshire,
mellower, July 1, at 1, sal .3. al 11, at Leeds Court, P 01.., Yi
and 1111 l Sion, Illegally, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. wig.,
Frerman, Leeds.
lops Dsuow, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, cooper, June 24 and
July 20, at at Birmingham Court. Sole., Price and Stuart,
Wolvei !newton; off. wig., Vslpy, Birmingham.
Tuitoooks Masa, Bradford, Yorkshire, genres! dealer, June 24 at
I, and July 23 at 11, at lleds Court. Sol., Radom; Bradkord,
and Wad and Barwick Leeds; off. wig.. Young, Leeds.
ANTONIO OAeItIILIJ and THOILti EINIIOND. old Broad street, City,
merchants, June 17 and Aug. 7, at 11, at Bininghallatreet. Bole.,
Wadsworth. Nottingham, aad 'teed and C./.. Chi:wide; off. araig.,
Nicholson, assinghall.street.
Jona Mims, Penzance, Cornwall, watehrasker, June 22
and July 19, at 11, at Exeter Court. Sole., Looker and Lams,
Plymouth, anal Stogden, Exeter; off. song., Itlernaman. Exeter.
loos flew, (kidney 11111, Lizinoloshire, miller, June 13 and July
23, at 104, at Birmingham Burt. Sturton and Cu. liolbealla,
and !dotter= and Co., Birmingham; off. mug., Bittleeton, Not-
Dario Evaranion Kumar; Ozford-strest. licensed vlctuAler, Juse
19 at I, sad August ;at 114, at Baslogball-itteet. r01e,., Yews.
Edgewarmoad ; off. wig., Palma, Guildhall-chambers.
Norse tsetse. Baanghallatreet, City, woollen cloth warehouseman,
June 22 at 124, and July 22 at 11, at Basingballatrect. Sole.,
Mewls. Ltukisters, Bucklerebury; off. wig., Bell, Coleman.street.
balding*.
Jam. FAT Boxer., Fitabead, SonsenetAlre, money KTITTOTT, June
2I sad July 13, at 11, at Ewer Court. Nuts., Domisett sod Can-
ning. Chard, and Daw, Exeter; off. Ilirtsell, Enter.
Joss Williams, liewinatomeross, Lambeth. stable keeper, June 19
at 14, and August 7at 12, at Ilasioatull-e.reeL Sot., Cutler, Bell-
Psid.l of wig.. Pennell, Guitilhali-chanibers.
Jost, W1131.1111'11 1104 Kollthr LONOLKT, ViOTobOTOORA Dale, York-
shire, boat tatiblers, June 21 at 1, lad July 23 at ti, at oeeds
Court. Sole., Westmoreland and Taylor, Wakefield; off. wig.,
Weft, Leeds.
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any Thuroday before July 51, at Whitmorea. Birmingham.
Jundeur (-now, Manebeeter, stuff mandeeturer-let di.. of 11. AL,
any Tuesday, at 'deekendea, Marebeeter.
EnwAan Brun Cumin, bunt Mary Cray, Kr= baker-Ist Be. Si
is. 7d., Juno 17 and three =bequest iburallege. at Graham*
Odeman.etroot.
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sod laaldir. of Ss did., June 15 and any aubsequalt Tireedsg. 4
Jee Gankles,
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Odes= now, Hull, joiner -le and dual &v. KM.
Jos 13 and any submweent Tueedey, at Carrick's. Mil.
Jaennum Goreasr,Onlles=ce. Devonshire, pape=abeNst
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1141, 1.111 =d em millastelat Thursdays, at Graham% Cud-
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Timalsky brim July 81, at Whitmore*
gamma Pam" Toptham. Dercashine, mat atudiast-fat dlr. of
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