The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-27 00:00:00

PAR TN.E 12SUIPS DISSOLVED.

Mary Woolley, Eliza Ewen, Emma Sanders, and J. J.
Sanders, Maidstone, chemists and druggists—ll, Skidmore
and W. Tansley, Loughborough, Leicestershire, and Notting-
ham, common carriers—W. Astin and C. Cawley, Fore-
street, City, printers -M. Holard, T. Stavely, and R. Dunn,
Lancaster, atone-cutters—S. Burgess and J.Turner, Swinton,
Yorkshire, builders—N. Barr and S. Turnbull, Manchester,
cotton manufacturers—R. Bowler and H. Manistre, Langley-
place, Commercial-road East, confectioners—R. Leonard, W.
Boult, C. W. Finzel, and G. H. Leonard, Easton, near Bris-
tol, coal miners (as far as regards C. W. Finzel)—J. Slater
and M. Slater, Droylsden, Lancashire, provision dealers—W.
Mitchell and H. Watson, Aldgate High-street, linendrapers—
H. Willmer and R. Stocker, Baker-street, St. Marylebone, apo-
thecaries—J. Morris and A. N. Wilkins, Church-street, Shore -
ditch, and Coburn-street, Bow, flour factors—G. B. Morris,
W. Thomas, R. Hughes, J. Cook, F. Morris, and C. H. Mor-
ris, Llangavelach, near Swansea, Glamorganshire, tin plate
manufacturers (so far as regards C. H. Morris) -F. Vink
and J. Speller, Wapping, ship chandlers—H. APRaith and J
3PRaith, Lancaster, linen and woollendrapers—J. Shaw and
H. Shaw, Huddersfield, manufacturers of tin and iron plate
goods—O. Lewis and 0. Owens, Melin Adda Mills and
Cemaes Mills, Anglesey, millers and corn dealers—J. Mitchell
and A. Duthie, Chester-mews, Grosvenor-place, builders—
W. Tayl r and J. R. Fitzmaurice, Birmingham, paviors and
surveyors—J. Barnes and J. Barnes, Liverpool, ship brokers
—W. H. Fletcher and J. Bate, Kidderminster, auctioneers—
W. Teals and T. S. Best, Bradford, Yorkshire, auctioneers—
J. Bailey end J. Warren, Langley-in-Sutton, Cheshire,
bleachers—ll. Bedford, J. Geddes, and E. N. B. Kimberley,
Birmingham, cut glass manufacturers—E. I. Child, and J.
Lewis, Salterhebble, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen spinners—
J. Morgan. G. Taylor, J. T. Morgan, W. Morgan, W. L.
Williams, H. Marchant, and W. Marchant, Barking, Essex,
ice dealers (as far as regards G. Taylor).
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
John Wardell, North Shields, tripe preparer.
Henry Jackson, North Shields, outfitter.
Joseph Bell, North Shields, master mariner.
William Garman, Liverpool, hairdresser.
Abraham Downs, Flamstead, Hertfordshire, labourer.

James William Lane, St. Albans, grocer.
Thomas Thompson, Glamford Briggs, Lincolnshire, tailor.
William Knott, Brigg, and Yawthorpe, Corringham, Lin-
colnshire, vessel owner.
George Crabtree, Burley-wood-head, near Otley, Yorkshire,
woollen top manufacturer.
Joseph Duffield, Littlehampton, Sussex, tailor.
John PAge, Coaley, Gloucestershire.
John Bishop, Brighton, jeweller.
Arthur Akhbar Mahomed, Brighton, bath keeper.
Thomas Drew, Worcester. tailor.
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Johnson Darley, Keelby, Lincolnshire, innkeeper.
William Ries, Cardiff, retailer of beer.

Cornelius Millward, Wellington, Shropshire, painter.
Robert Green Bales, Great Yarmouth, baker.

Henry Williamson, Frindsburv, Kent, ropemiker.
SCOTCEI SEQUESTRATIONS.

Glasgow, wine, spirit, and grain merchant,
to meet within the Globe Hotel, Glasgow, April 1, and April
23, at twelve.