The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

C. Watson, jun., Newport, Isle of Wight, grocer—J.
Jackman, Coppins Bridge, Isle of Wight, grocer—J. Tur-
ner, Ryde, Lile of Wight. saddler—R. Jacob, Felin-
Newydd, Cardiganshire, miller -C. Harrison, Sutton,
Cheshire, hiker—R. Ta,ylor, Leamington Priors, Warwick-
shire, bricklayer—J. Beilby, Feniscowles, Lancashire,
clerk—C. Gibs in, Manchester, out of business—T. Mur-
phy, Manchester, potato merchant—W. Hail, Manchester,
bricklayer—S. Bradshaw, Warminster, Wiltshire, trainer
of race horses —H. D. Donovan, Cheltenham. stay maker
-El. Roth, S'nnderland, coal exporter—T. Atkinson, South
Shields, manufacturer of watches—J. Caton, men., Weis-
tanton, Staffordshire, butty collier—W. Rees, Cwmavon,
Glamorganshire, miner—T. Woollett, Hastings, Sussex,
lodging-house keeper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Brigs and W. 11. White, York, grocers—M. Watson
and J. Watson, Darlington, Durham. statiouers—E. Wil-
kinson and J. Wilkinson, Aberford, Yorkshire, drapers—
G. Chili° and B. Truelove. Birmingham, timber merchants
—J. R. Williams and T. S. Bickersteth, Liverpool, print-
ers—J. Neve and C. Lathbury, Wolverhampton, iron mer-
chants—B. S. MacGeegh and W. L. Fielding, Shrewsbury,
general drapers—R. Cole and D. Morley, Brockford, Suf-
folk, farmers —E. D. Welford and T. W. Welford, New-
c,,stle-upon Tyne, attorneys-at-law—John Evans, James
Evans, F. Evans, and S. Evans, St. Agnes, Cornwall, ham-
mer millwrights—R. Wardle and R. S. Frazer, Bishop
wearmouth, Durham, engine builders—E. Roberts, G.
O'Reilly, and M. Horsfall, Liverpo9l, general drapers (so
far as regards E. Roberts)--. Humphreys and J. Clark-
son, Garston, Lancashire, blacksmiths—E. Hainsworth
and D. Fielding. Halifax, Yorkshire, common brewers—
R. Sorrier and T. Steel, of Bishop Auckland, Durham,
shoddy and flock merchants—W. A. Goodall, G. Bellamy,
J. M. Stanley, and William Booth, of Sheffield, stove
manufacturers (so far as regards W. A. Goodall)
—Fre lerick Charles Wilkins and James. Granville Sharp,
of Great Winchester-street, City, bullion brokers—Wm.
Bell, Wm. Thos. Bell, Wm. Stobart, Win. Kimpster, and
Christopher Croudace, of Durham, owners of the Wash-
ington colliery (so far as regards Christopher Croudace)--.
Mary Ann Mundy and John Andrew Mundy, of 21, Back
Church-lane, Whitechapel, carpenters—Robert Aruistrovz
and Thomas liirkbrido Waller, of Carlillo, joinorst

WIFE-BEATING AT MANCHEBTER.—A very powerful-
looking man, named Henry Wilson, was brought before
the magistrates at Ithneliestetl yesterday, charged with
beating bis-wife. She had gone on the previous night to
fetch him home from a public-house, and on the way he
knocked her down and kicked her brutally, inflicting
severe wounds on various parts of the body, and especi-
ally about the neck. She afterwards jumped through a
bed-room window, when at home, to escape from him,
and was carried by a neighbour to the Infirmary. There
is some reason to fear she will not recover. The prisoner
was remanded for a week.
IRISH EITTGRATIOY.—The CcrZ, Examiner has the fol-
lowing emigration return :--The following is a return,
taken from the Ist of April to the Ist of Sept., of the
number of passengers who have sailed within that period
from Cork for the several ports in England. A great
proportion of them were etrigrants to America, Int we
are unable to give the exact amount :—To L v rpml
per Nimrod steamer, 4,990; per Vanguard, 1,515; to-
tal, 6,505. To Bristol per Sabrina, 1,321 ; Juverna,
1,307 ; Shamrock, 306 ; total, 2,934. To London pfr
Preussischer Adier, 1,531 ; Falcon, 1,576 ; total, 3,107.
The number of passengers who departed for Newport
amounts to 832, which makes the total departures from
our port 13,398. This return includes 491 soldiers who
were proceeding to join their regiments.