The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-06 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Louis Simon and Edward Goldschmidt, of Nottingham
box makers-Frederick Augustus Cundy Abbott and Thos:
Barton, of 11, Wellington-street North, Westminster, ad-
vertising agents—Joseph Twigg and John Twigg, of New-
hill and Kilnhurst, Yorkshire, earthenware manufacturers
—Gregson Bridget and Wm. Delf, of Great Garden-street,
Whitechapel, sugar refiners—Esther Aspinwall and Win.
Aspinwall, of 70, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square,
upholsterers—Chas. Briggs and Wm. Edwards, of Leices-
ter, whelesale stationers—Sidney Smith and Thos. Little-
wood Wilson, of Leicester, hosiers—Samuel Lang, George
Lyon, and Alfred Jackson, of Liverpool, Valparaiso, and
Lima, commissionagonts —Nathan Glossop Pennington and
Joseph Jervis, of Manchester, architects—Joseph Bromi-
ley, John Bretailey, and Jas. Bromiley, of Manchester, tea
dealers (so far as regards Joseph Bromley)—George Wil-
cockson and Thomas Allen, of gheffield, clothiers—Eleanor
Godwin and Thomas Godwin, of Winchester, auctioneers
—Henry Shaw and Frederick Thomas Dawson, of 47,
Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, auctioneers—Andrew
Ambore and Newman Ward, of Hastings, and at Ore,
Sussex, millers— Philip Woolley and George Sidney
Clement, of 6, Bank-chambers, Lothbury, City, stock
brokers—Charles Ryder and Samuel Robert English of
Birmingham, die sinkers—Joseph Turner and William
Thompson, of Huddersfield, woolled cloth merchants—
Thomas Hurry Riches, Charles Woodbridge, and Charles
Woodbridge, junior, of Uxbridge, attorneys-at-law,
(so far as regards Thomas Hurry Riches)—Hannah An-
drew and Isaac Firth, of Manchester, eating-house
keepers—Henry Osborn and John Johnson, of Bourn,
Lincolnshire, furnishing ironmongers—Thomas Groom and
John Pyke Shepherd, Wombridge, Shropshire, maltsters
Joseph Seville and William Drake Blew, Manchester, com-
mission agents—William Worthington Briscoe and Richard
Holt Briscoe, Wolverhampton, merchants Benjamin
Greaves and Thomas Greaves, Glossop, Derbyshire, brewers
—Frederick Griffiths and Benjamin Chidlaw,.Birmingham,
percussion cap manufacturers—John Higginbottom and
Marshal Hall Higginbottom, Nottingham, surgeons—
Thomas Avison and William Pritt, Liverpool, attor-
neys—Harriet Patterson, Judith Patterson, John Brown,
and Ann Brown, Greenhaugh, Northumberland, grocers—
(so far as regards Harriet Paterson)—Oliver Shaw and
Samuel Ileely, Birmingham, nail manufacturers—Edward
Mitchell and William Cock, 78, Edgware-Toad, woollen
drapers— Thomas Whitehead, David
.Whitehead, and
Peter Whitehead, of Rnwtenstall, Lancashire, cotton spin-
ners—William Addison and Samuel Heilbuth, of 32,
Crutched-friars, ship brokers—B. Shepherd and H. Platel,
of Exeter, wine and spirit merchants—John Wreford,
Samuel Wreford, and William Dustan, of Aldertnanbury,
City, and Leok, Staffordshire, warehousemen (so far as
regards William Dustan)—Samuel Wreford, William
Dustan, and John Squire, of Leek, Staffordshire, silk
fivers—Robert Beart, William Dennis, Thomas Pearce,
John Smith, and Frederick James Howson, of Arsley,
Bedfordihire, brick manufacturers (so far as regards Thos.
Pearce)—Richard Vaughan Yates, George Lissant Cox,
George Frederick Cox, and Nathaniel Cox, of Liver-
pool, iron merchants—John Adam and Richard Taylor,
of Liverpool, block makers Edward Mellor and
Thomas Mellor, of Oldham, tanners—T. Stott and
G. Hall, Isle of Man, starch manufacturers —•
Robert Rennie and Alexander Rennie, of Canterbury,
linen and woollen drapers—Andrew Kirkpatrick and
Samuel Kirkpatrick, of Liverpool, lath cleavers—John
Philip Bateman and Cornelius Richard White, of Liver-
pool, ironmongers—William Jackson and Richard Shack-
leton, of Blackburn, Unmake, millers—Richard liar.