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MALT CONSUMED IN BREWING.—The total
number of brewers in England is 1,907; of licensed victual-
lers, 53,207 ; of persons licensed for the general sale of beer,
35,354; of victuallers who brew their own beer, 25,483; of per-
sons licensed for the general sale, who brew their own beer,
14,698. The number of bushels of malt used by the brewers
from the sth of January, 1834, to the sth of January, 1835,
was 15,837,409; by the licensed victuallers, 9,373,026, and
by persons licensed for the general sale of beer, 3,734,288.
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360. The number of bushels of malt used by the brewer
from the fifth of January, 1834, to the sth of January, 1835,
was 997,771 ; by the licensed victuallers, 141,830. The num-
ber of brewers in Ireland is 240, and the number of bushels of
malt used by them in the year ending the sth of January, 1835,
2,055,326.--Parliamentary paper.