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London, England, 1855-05-30 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

May 28, J. Strapp,. Snow-hill, City, wholesale cheese-
Monger—May 26, E. Burrell, Houndsrlitch, and Skinner's-
place, Leadenhall-market, baker—May 26, J. Close, Strat-
ford, baker —April 20, J. W. Fisher and J. Basey, Nor-
wich, cabinetmakers and upholsterers—May 25, G. K.
Geyelin, Victoria Wharf, Regent's-park, and Grove Re-
treat, Camden-town, white iinc and permanent paint ma-
nufacturer—March 1, L. Benjamin, Princes-street, Lei-
cestar-square, jeweller—May 21, E. T. Roe, Brighton-
place, Brixton-road, oil and colourman—May 21, G. Tap-
ling, Wood-street, Cheapside, carpet warehouseinan—
May 22; J. Calisher, Norfolk-street, Strand, jeweller—
May 21, W. D. Francis. 'Bridgewater, plumber andglazier
—May 24, J. Crocaer, Wyke Regis and Weymouth, tallow
chandler—May 24, B. and W. Bray, Okehampton, gar-
deners, drapers, &c.—May 24, J. Balkw ill, Exeter, boot and
shoemaker—May 15, C. Firth & J. Archer, Liverpool, bro-
kers—May 9, S. Highfield, Bache, Lancashire, gas inanufac-'
turerMay 25, T. and M. Jackson, Droylsden, Lanca-
shire, skein-printers-1:13y 24, R., j., J., and W. Broxap,
Burnley, cotton manufacturers—May 23, M. H. Ireland,
Newton Heath, Lancashire, dyer and bleacher—May 1,
W. W. C. Kirkham, Manchester, scrivener—May 23, T.
Wadsworth, Macclesfield, silk dealer--.M 3y 21, J. M.
Bentley, Dudley, grocer—May 24, E. Carrington, Bin
mingham, grocer.

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