The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Smith and W. Smith, Liverpool, bakers—T. Pes-
cott and W. Elliott, Lindfield, Sussex, linen-drapers—
B. H. Hine, and A. J. Mundella, Nottingham, hosiers
(so far as regards J. G. Hine)—R. Strange and G.
Strange, Walton-street, Chelsea, - grocers—E. Healey
and T. B. Lloyd, Manchester, law stationers
T. .Usmar and J. Hunter, Epping, schoolmasters
—L. Eastwood and E. Tavo, Manchester, joiners
—J. Taylor and C. R. Clarke, Manchester, com-
mission agents—J. Lawton and J. Brook, Huddersfield,
fancy cloth-manufacturers —D. Morley and J. Booth,
Manchester, smallware-manufacturers—W. Black and J.
Pigg, Coathill, Cumberland, alabaster-dealers—J. Rigby
and W. Whittaker, Gigg, Lancashire, dyers—R. S.
Penkvil and F. Fitch, M.D., Corbell, Worcestershire
surgeons—T. W. Wilkinson and G. Bonham, Gresham
street, auctioneers —A. W. Irvin and M. Taylor,
Verulam-buildings, Gray's In; attorneys —R. Res-
tron, J. H. M'Kinnell, T. Dutton, and M.M. Rooker,
Rio and Bahia (so far as , regards: J. H. M`Kinnel)
Elizabeth Budd and Clara Budd, Dunstable
straw bonnet-manufacturers —R. Brotherton and
R. Rigg, senior, Whiteha,ven, Cumberland, rail-
way contractors—R. Upperton and R. Stone, Trinsa-
ran, Carmarthenshire, colliers—A. Plowright, R. Heap,
and J. Bennet, Manchester, pattern designers—J.
Heap, R. Heap, A. Plowright, and J. Bennett, New-
ton, Lancashire, silk printers—H. Lowndes and T. B.
Cross, Liverpool, merchants—R. Cary and H. Loton,
Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, carvers and gilders—
T. C. Swinborne, Cr. E Swinborne, and R. A. Walling-
ton, Scott's-yard, Cannon-street, and Co;geshall, Essex,
isinglass refiners (so far as regards T. C. Swinborne)--
W. T. Harris, N. M. Day, F.'S. Harris, and G. Meek,
Queen-street, Cheapside, wholesale stationers (so far as
regards F. J. Harris)—F. Partridge and J. Y. David-
son, Bankside, Southwark, coal merchants—J. Russell
and J. Russell, Parker's-row, Dockhead, leather-sellers
—W. H. Worley and H. Pyall, Chichester-place, Gray's
Inn-road, printers—VT. George and. T. Jewell, Oxford,
Wiltshire, farmers and brickmakers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

George Martin, York, baker.
Wm. Carr, Sand Hutton, Yorkshire, Ficboolmastec.
Chas. Slater, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, stonemason.
John Hanover, Bristol, hardwareman.
William Sampson, Bristol, butcher.
James Gurner Boardin.an, Bristol, retailer of beer.
William Attwood, Dritycot, Somersetshire baker.
Francis Evans, Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire, farmer.
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Thomas Wilson, Liverpool, licensed victualler.
Joseph Win. Milian, Liverpool, hairdresser.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
A. D. Scott, Douglas, Lanark, merchant, to mee
within the Tontine
11°t01) Greenock, Dec. 9 and 30,
at one.
J. Heiton
, Paisley,:wright to meet vv in the Saracen's
Head Inn,
Paisley, 9 and 30, at ne. •
G. Murray, Edinburgh, cabinetmaker, to meet within
Cooper's Hotel, Edinburgh, Dec. 9 and Jan. 4, at two.