The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-25 00:00:00

CERTIFTCATES TO BE GRANTED.

J. TloTarth, Thames Tunnel Iron Wharf, and 321, Bo-
therhithe-street, Surrey, iron merchant, May 17—J. N.
Weeks, East Cowes, Isle of Wight, hotel keeper, May 16
—IT. Byshe, otherwise Dish, Brighton, builder, May 16—
T. IT. Rees, Paternoster-row, City, publisher, May 16—
T. W. Horsier, 95, Minories, and Brixton, Surrey, che-
mist, .May 16—W. E. Champion, 1, Addington-terrace,
Limehouse, brick merchant, May 16—A. Tunstall, 2,
Park-villas, Tottenham,' electro plater, May 16—F. E.
Bingley, 7, Grove-terrace, St. John's wood, and IA, Somer-
set-terrace, Pimlico, sharebroker,May 15—V. Bauer. 3,
Lilypot lane, St. Martin's-le-grand, City, merchant, May
15—Hy. Mills, 73, Great Portland-street, Mary'ebone, to-
bacconist, May 15—James Crouch" and job Crouch, Wim-
bledon, Surrey, builders, May 17—Hy. Brown, Marden,
Kent, potter, May 17—Geo. Hutchison, Palace-lox, New-
road, timber merchant, May 15—Wm. B. Nash, 25, Col-
lege-hill. City, wine merchant, May 17—John Dickie and
David Dickio, Portsea, Southampton, drapers, May 17—
Ewd. 11. Bally, 17, Neiman-street, Oxford-street, and
16, Crescent, Camden-road-villas, sculptor, May 17—Thos.
W. Lawton], Tivydail, Carmarthen, market gardener, May
22—Wm. Randle, Cheltenham, miller, May 22—J. Bod-
dington, Manchester, malt factor, May 16—J. Jones, Man-
chester, innkeeper, May 16—Sam. Garratt and Hy. Buck-
ley, Sand-mill, Cheshire, innkeepers, May 16—J. Smith,
Bradford, Yorkshire, innkeeper, June 5- -Nathan Clough,
Bradford, Yorkshire, painter, Juno 4—Geo. Simpson,
Church-fenton, Yorkshire, chicory merchant, May 22—J.
W. Dobson, of Leyburn, Yorkshire, brewer, June s—Jane
M. Bentley, Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer, May 21.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
John Barnard, South Hanningfield, Essex, blacksmith,
—George 'Wailes, of Haltwhistle, Northumberland, mas-
ter of the union workhouse—William Potts, of Haydon
Bridge, Northumberland, shoemaker—William Williams,
Redruth, Cornwall, innkeeper--John Williams, Chelean,
Cornwall, assay master—Thomas Clayton, Whitehead
Bridge, Lancashire, beerseller— Thomas Lancaster, Fyfield,
Essex, brickmaker—Stephen noose, Pendleton, Lancashire,
farmer -Theophilus Williams, Burnham, Somersetshire,
clerk—William Bryans, Frisby-on-the-Wreake, Leicester.
shire, builder—James Aubury, Warfield, Berkshire, cord-
wainer—James Brant, Eton, Buckinghamshire, boot and
shoemaker—Richard King Bedingfield, Holyport, Berk-
shire, clerk in orders—Edward Mahbutt, Northampton,
gardener—Thomas White, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, brick-
layer—James Shell, Truro, Cornwall, butcher—Stephen
Poletti, Devoran, Cornwall, mariner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Thomas Marshall and Allan Stewart, Lancaster, cotton
thread manufacturers—Will a u Elgie Corner and Fletcher
Salton Thompson, Wapping-wall, provision merchants—
Jonathan Sparrow Crowley, Robert White, and Edward
Crowley, jun. (so far as regards Robert White), King Wil-
liam-street, City, manufacturers of oxide of zinc—Henry
Saph and Thomas Briers, Victoria-terrace, Victoria-
road, St. John's-wood, chemists—C. Palmer and J. Palmer,
Seven Oaks, Kent, linenlrapers—H. Brown and T. Clarke,
Coventry, auctioneers—J. Smith and T. Paylor, Weer-
wood, Leeds, mungo grinders—J. Murch and Wm. Wil-
loughby, Plymouth, brassfounders—C. Marshall and T. T.
Chellingworth, Birmingham, engineers—R. Roberts and
J. Shaddock, Watling-street, City, .whitsters—H. Berry
and J. Isard, Lowos, painters—Zepheniah Banks and J. J.
Banks, Kendal, Westmoreland, common brewers—Geoffery
Wilde and Wm. Owen, Manchester, perchers—W. Shaw,
J. Lawson, G. Lawson, and Wm. Swarbrick (so far as re-
gards Wm. Swarbrick), Preston, cotton manufacturers—
E. S. Robinson, A. Robinson, C. Robinson, and J. W. Todd,
79, Upper Thames-street., wholesale stationers—George
Nicholls and Frederick Lloyd, 1, Aldermanbury, City,
umbrella manufacturers—G. Shortlaml, jun., and J.
Hyde, Sheffield, manufacturers of furniture castors—T.
Leo and A. H. Rees, Witney, Oxfordshire, attorneys-
at-law —J. Kellock and H. Kellock, Liverpool, and
Thornhill, Scotland, drapers—H. B. Roe and J. G. Jacob,
Liverpool, silversmiths— J. Brown and J. B. Sinclair,
Crown-court, Threadneedle-street; City, stock brokers
R. Cumberland, G. J. W. Jackson, and E. Jackson, 56,
Aldermanbury, City, manufacturers of fancy goods—S.
Linley and R. Linley, Sheffield, scythe manufacturers.