The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-03 00:00:00

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Evan Parry, of Aberdare, Glamorganshire, builder—
John Lewis, of Rodruth, Cornwall, veterinary surgeon—
James Hathaway, of Ewehne, Oxfordshire, baker—Henry
Watson, late of Aldborough, Yorkshire, draper —James
Hudson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, licensed vic-
tualler—Peter Poynter, of Dover, out of business—David
Evans, of Pontrhydyfen, Glamorganshire' boot and shoe-
maker—ldmund Fielder, of Bookhnrst, Surrey, black-
smith—John Pickles, of Bradford, Yorkshire, hairdresser
—Jeremiah Frederick Bill, of Wrockwardine, Shropshire,
butcher.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Shayler and Thomas Smith, of Manchester, silk
manufacturers—Alexander Colvin, Bazett David Colvin,
Robert Wigram Crawford, and George Gray Barton, East
India merchants (so far as regards Alex. Colvin)—Wil-
liam Gundry Clark and Isaac Clark, of Devizes, batchers
—James Miller and Anthony Carr, of 24, Eastcheap, City,
attorneys—John Fewtrell Wylde Howes and John Thomas
Batten, of 20, Mark-lane, City, commission agents—Mary
Ann Chapman and George Moore, of 30, Old Bond-street,
Hanover-square, hatters —F. Partridge, G. Hamilton
Fletcher, and Morton Sparke, of Liverpool, commission
agents—John Finch and Charles Shepheard, of 24, Moor-
gate-street, City, attorneys-at-law James Webb and
William Gundry, of Bristol, chemists—James Partridge
and James Porter, of Aldhani and Great Tey, Essex, joint
lessees of Hoe Farm—Charles Forbes, Bart., William Hay
Leith, and James Malcolmson, East India agents—Perci-
val Tonga and Henry Curry, of Liverpool, ship valuers—
Benjamin Hargrave and John Lewis Evans, of Manchester,
tailors-24 athaniel Jones Arnica and John Broadbent, of
Manchester, manufacturers—Henry Walton, George Acker-
mann, Ferdinand Ackermann, and Adolphus Ackermann,
of 06, Strand, printsellers (so far as regards Ferdinand
Ackermanu)—James Haydock Hill, George Gosset
Charles Hill, and John Gosset Hill, 31, Great Winches-
ter-street, City, Russia merchants (so far as regards James
Haydock Hill)—George Robins and John Warry, 7, New
Inn—Richard Seaton Wright, George Frederick Smith,
and John Shepherd, 15, Golden-square, attorneys—George
Henry Cook, and George Williams, 10, Princes-street,
Hanover-square,ook naval and military tailors—Sebastian
Smith, R. S. Flemyng, and Robert Lewis, 20, Queen-
street, Cheapside, wine merchants (so far as regards Robert
Lewis)—Sainual Staniland and Edward Atkinson, 30,
Beuverie-street, Fleet-street, attorneys-at-law—John Rus-
sell and Samuel Cloves, Leek, Staffordshire, silk wanufac-
turers—F. Staniford and J. Elliott, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
ship and insurance brokers—Henry Kingsford, H. Coare
Kingsford, and T. Norman Wightwick, Canterbury, attor-
neys-at-law (so far as regards Henry Kingsford)—T. Lano,
J. Tams, D. Wright, and J. Price, of Birmingham,
glass manufacturers—Thomas Brittaiu Forwood and Fre-
derick Bawer, Liverpool, commission agents—William
Midgley and Samuel Denby, Selby, Yorkshire, brewers
—Charles a,'emon John L. Satan-, and Gustavus Roskill,
Manchester, merchants (so far as regards Charles Semon}—
Charles Samoa and John L. Siltzer, Bradford, merchants
—Edward Brodribb and Walter Nugent Coates, Liverpool,
tea brokers—William Hunter Cox and Edwin Cox, Glass-
house-street, Westminster, butchers—John Parker Hall,
jun., and 'William Robert Edward Brown, St. Helen's,
Lancashire, alkali manufacturers—William Abbott, But-
tes-worth, William Low, and Rowland Muckleston, Great
Dover-street, Southwark, wholesale shoo manufacturers (so
far as regards R. Muckleston)—Samuel How, and James
Greene Hatton Greene, Liverpool, brokers—Chas. Francis,
Charles Larkin Francis, and Alfred Francis, Nine Elms,
Battersea, cement manufacturers (so far as regards Chas.
Francis)—Henry Swan, Charles Swan, and John Sears,
Ealing, brickmakers—John Tindall Hartis, and Jas. Dixon,
15, 16, and 17, Coal Exchange, City, coal factors—George
Tyco and Caroline Womack, of Norwich, cabinet makers
—S. Gregson, Alfred Chapman, W. J. W. Baynes, Alfred
D. Chapman, and Samuel Gregson Fell, of Austinfriars (so
far as regards Samuel GrogsonFell)—Edward Leyland and
Luke Swallow Leyland, of Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted
spinners—Joseph Bell and J ohn Peacock Redmayne, of
Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers —Johu
Burton Ratcliff and William Anderson, of 46, Broad-street,
Ratcliff, plumbers—Samuel Hecht and Philip Hecht, of
35, Seething-lane, City, merchants—William Staten and
James Bloor, of Buglo.wton, Cheshire, silk throwsters—
Thomas Steele and George Clarke Smith, of Bath, chemists
Birmingham, —Thomas Penn
paperandJamesa uf act Mitchell,
ne
rcsh—elll, of Aston, near
villiam
Frederick
Gray and Thomas John Gibson, of Hounslow, ironon-
mn
gre—John Barlow and John P. Aston, of Manchester,
attorneys—William Trower and Jacob Maas, hop and
seed merchants—Robert Henry Padbury and Benjamin
Johnson, of 5, Surrey-row, Blackfrairs-road, card paste.
board manufacturers—Mare Goudchaux and Edw. Lazard
—David Dale, Robert Thompson, John Harris, and
William Thompson, of Darlington and Black Banks,
Durham, brick and tile manufacturers (so far as regards
David Dale)—John Brown, James Kindon, and Thomas
Page Powell, of Swan-street, Kent-road, and Canal-bridge,
floorcloth and table cover manufacturers (so far a 9 r
- eg
John Brown)—J. Laurence, P. Cazenove, S. Laurence,
and C. Pearce, of the Auction Mart (so far as
regardsi
Philip Cazenove)— John Allnutt, jun., of Mark-lane, Cty,
and Charles Sutton Campbel, of Port Pit. Mar
shippers of nines—William Tomlinson, jun y's
Spain,
, and Thomas
Tomlinson, of Liverpool, corn merchants—Ann *
Shaw and
Joseph Gaunt, of Bramley, Yorkehire, conductors
academy—William Morley, of Glamford Briggs,
and of
Thos.an
Swinscow, of Ashby Grange, Lincolnshire, urriers--
Robert Leonard,. William Boult, and George Hare Leo-
nard, of Bristol, coal miners (so far as regards Wm. Boult)
—Haunak Siddall, Samuel Si *
ddal', and William Ledger
Siddall, of De a sbury, Yorkshire, tinners and braziers (so
far as regards Hanza!h Siddall)—Win. Fraser and Charles
S. Laidlow, of Aberdeen,

It appearing that Mr. Moore, who was lately mur-
dered in Warren. ,treet, Tottenham-court-load, had been
a member of the Royal craft, several of the lo lges of
instruction, which meet weekly in va: lens parts of the
metropolis, have voted sums from their f:nds as contri-
butions to the relief of the widow of Collard, who lost
bis life in attempting to arrest the murderer,