The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

J. Cornish, Tiverton, Devonshire, grocer, Oct. 27—R,
Rutherford, St. John's, Newfoundland, merchant,Oct.2s,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Sarah Bowden, Totnes, Devonshire, J. Bowden, Ipple-
pen, Devonshire, and W. It. Camidge, Liverpool, porter
merchants—Sarah Bowden, Totues, and J. Bowden, Ipple-
den, Devonshire, cider merchants—J. C. Stead and F. G.
Fenton, High-street, Southwark, tobacco manufacturers—
D. Crampton and W. Baker, Headingley, Yorkshire, ston-
masons—H. E. Winnett and D. Watts, Quaker-street,
Spitalfields, worsted :dyers—T. Bowmar and J. Booth,
Kirkby, Nottinghamshire, stone quarriers—H. H. Hele
and J. P. T. Hele, Ashburton, Devonshire, surgeon.—H.
Hassall and J. H. Foulkes, Chester, wine merchants—W.
D. M'Andrew and J. Woore, Liverpool, brass-founders--
C. Goode, J. Cox, and G. It. Gainsford, High-street,
Southwark, linen drapers —W. B. Heaton, B. Bracken-
bury, and J. Guy, Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire, attornies,
as far as regards J. Guy—B. Green and M. Thompson,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, civil engineers—Anne Stone and
Elizabeth Phillips, Gold Hawk-house, Shepherd's-bush,
governesses—J. N. Stolterfoht, T. R. Stolterfoht, and
H. W. Reimers, Liverpool, merchants—J. Mason, P.
Mason, and B. Smith, Dedham, Essex, so far as regards
B. Smith—C. Collinson and T. W. Clarke, Mansfield, Not-
tinghamshire, booksellers—J. Cornish and W. IL Miller,
Falmouth, Cornwall, surgeons—R. T. Davis and W.
A mer, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, law booksellers—W.
Whitehead and J. Kerr, Manchester, plasterers—G. Pes-
kett and E. Nye, Hurst-per-Point, Sussex, millers—C.
Potter and H. Potter, Over Darwen, Lancashire, E.
Potter, London, and J. G. Potter, Over Darwen, paper
manufacturers, so far as regards H. Potter.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
William Stimpson, Glasgow, hotel keeper, Oct. 15, at
the Crow Hotel, Glasgow.
Donald Fraser Macpherson, Edinburgh, coal and lime
merchant, Oct. 18, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh.
Robert Barr, Glasgow, manufacturer, Oct. 13, at the
Glasgow Stock Exchange Rooms.
Andrew Scott, Hope Park, Roxburghshire, surveyor,
Oct. 14, at the Tower Hotel, Hawick.
David Gordon M`Lellan, Glasgow, draper, Oct. 14, at
the Waverley Hotel, Glasgow.
Mathew Mather, Glasgow, doctor of medicine, Oct. 12,
at the Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow.

SINGULAR CASE OF CHURCH PREFERMENT.—Her Ma-
jesty the Queen has just exercised the right of patron-
age to a living in the diocese of Exeter under somewhat
peculiar circumstances. Some time since the incum-
bent of Wymet Rowland was accused of simony, in con-
nexion with a solicitor residing in the neighbourhood,
and the charge being proved, the clergyman was de-
posed, and the patron deprived of his presentation. The
Bishop of Exeter has, during the past week, " insti-
tuted the Rev. Walter Temple to the rectory and parish
church of Wymet Rowland, legally void by reason of
simony, on the presentation of her most gracious Ma-
jesty Queen Victoria, to hor Majesty presentation for
this time belonging by reason of such simony." Such
is the official declaration, which though concise and not
very clearly expressed, is, we suppose, quite sufficient
for the purpose.—Sunday Times.
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