The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-01 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS

William Dewar, post-horse hirer, Glasgow.
Robertson and Company, manufacturers, Dunfermline.
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
John Lloyd Bullock, of Rodney-wharf, Battersea, ma-
aufacturing chemist, Nov. 21-Thomas Joseph Stocken,
of Walham-green, brewer, Nov. 21-Richard Lee, Richard
John Brassey, Fuller Farr, and George Lee, of Lombard-
street, City, bankers, Nov. 21-Lewis Cooke Hertslet, of
Union-court, Broad-street, City, merchant, Nov. 21-
Samuel Salter, of Hunter-bridge, Hertfordshire, maltster,
Nov. 25-Henry Tindall, of Hastings, Sussex, brewer,
Nov. 23-John Smith and Luke Ashby, of 42, 43, and
44, Great Coram-street, Brunswick-square, linen drapers,
Nov. 23-John Hunter, of Manchester, wholesale tea and
coffee merchant, Nov. 22-Frederick Longman, of Wol-
verhampton, Staffordshire, wholesale druggist, Nov. 25
-George Sampson' of Lincoln, draper, Nov. 22,
DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED.
James Wright, of Rood-lane, City, shipowner, Novem-
ber 22-Charles Hayne, of 13, St. Benet's-place, Grace-
church-street, City, broker, November 22-William John
Normanville, of Seymour-chambers, Duke-street, Adelphi,
and 16, Queen's-road, Regent's-park, commission agent,
November 22-Thomas Grogan, of 23, Queen-street, Step-
ney, licensed victualler, November 21-John Paterson
Waterson, of 3, Alexander-terrace, Westbourne-park-
road, Paddington, builder, November 22-Lewis Benja-
min. of 56, Princes-street, Leicester-square, jeweller, No-
vember 24-William John Norsworthy, of Sidmouth,
Devonshire, baker, November 22-Thomas Hutchings, of
Axminster, Devonshire, nursery and seedsman, November
30-George John Jenvey, of Barnst'tple, Devonshire,
bookseller, November 22-Henry Basil Bray, of Coventry,
Warwickshire, grocer, November 23-George Sampson, of
Lincoln, draper' November '22.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
John Smith, Radstock, Somersetshire, gentleman-Wm.
Staves, K
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Kingston-upon-Hull, ueproLa
carpenter
-Hu.ll,Hboopoktimnsa,,ker am Clarke,
Ramsgate,
H
car-
rier-Thomas Grant, Chapmanslade, a.binWiltshire,Susse,
xwheel-
wright-George Wann, South Shields, butcher-Joseph
Pepler, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, haullier-
George White, Landport, Southampton, dealer in marine
stores-Abraham Robert Wilkey, Lam Iport, Southampton,
baker-Levy Johnson Marks, Cardiff, Glamorganshire,
watchmaker-Thomas Grant, Cardiff, Glamorganshire,
holder-John Robinson, Kempston, Bedfordshire, butcher
Richard
Walsh, Stowell
yoiYorkshire,kshire, clerk-Robert
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-Thomas
Barron, LitptlAempuoToNr,EY4
RArbHkrslahhriarsera,DelLostnhsgolianalcvni:E o.i
manufacturer.
Williamurer.
William England,
England, jun., of Bingley, Yorkshire, corninpilalenrgso-r:lcaarry_
Wallis and Arthur Wallis, of Basingstoke, ironfounders -
nßaorbyeornt s
hEvanire,
linenß obe Roberts
drapers-Elizaa nßichard
phEvans, of
and Richard Hill,
fly proprietors-Thomas Sworder and Robert Sworder, of
Luton, Bedfordshire, brewers:- Timothy Masters anu
Francis Masters, of 11, Westbourne-place, Paddington,
tea dealers-John Roberts and William Alexander Mathe-
son, of Liverpool, brewers-John Whittaker and George
Lockwood,of Woodlesford, Yorkshire, joiners-John John-
son and Thomas Bessent, of 2, Tudor-place, Tottenham-
court-road, lithographic printers-Charles Edwin Kendall
and Edwin Joseph Kendall, of 194, St. John-street-
road, 25, Drury-lane, 24, Great Saffron hill, 27, Barbi-
can, and 30, Long-lane, City, shoe manufacturers-
Thomas Young and Henry Cooper, of 5, Church-street,
Bethnal-green-road, shoe manufacturers - Edmund Clark
and Joseph Yule Clark, of Portsmouth, cork manufac
turers-Saanuel Horton, William Simms, and Joseph Bull,
of Snedshi 11, Shropshire, iron manufacturers-W. B.
Jones and Eliza Jones, of Liverpool, stationers-John
Boyd, George Duncan, and Horatio Syred, of Liverpool,
manufacturers of patent corrugated iron casks-Joshua
Erlam Royle, Dennis Hall, and Joseph Gough, of Whar-
ton, Cheshire, salt makers-Moses Kirk and Robert Flit-
croft, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, paper dealers- Wil-
liam Warren Hastings, William Best, and Thomas Henry
Smith, of 3, Southampton street, Bloomsbury-square, at-
torneys (so far as regards William Best) Charles Phenix,
I{Haef:srytYjbjw:Fehe'llpaenn:l
bMig.hls'harirro,,abnrde‘Tvo.rDs_oe
brewers-John
Bouoadbdoenn aanottli
of '6, Gray's-inn-place, Gray's-inn,
J. L'earoyd, of Huddersfield, woollen manufacturers-W,
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nottingly,
Monmouthshire, nel'John Roberts,
Harris and W. James, and E. Jenkins, of y
Robinson,wsiwyri,
13 hire glass cutters-George Tucker
of Warrington, Lances ,
Jose h Harlock Ecclowal:
of Plymouth, paper stainers-
George
ley
and Joseph Bottom ley, rdconntorbaecrttosrso-E
inn.
• founders-Jacob Wilson, John Wilson,'
Yorkshire, iron
William Wilson, of 18, Wigmore-street, Ca-
vendish-Square, upholsterers-Frederick Keddel and Chas.
Smith, of 34, Lime-street, City, solicitors-John Charles-
worth, Dodgson Charlesworth, of Wakefield, Joseph
Charlesworth, of Lofthouse, John Barff Charlesworth, of
Walton, and Wm. Charlesworth, of Walton, colliery pro-
prietors (so far as regards John Barff Charlesworth)-
Peter
ire, Os
cwaldotton Podding and Win. Polding, of Liney,
Lan-
cash spi

MANCHESTER, Oct. 31.—The cloth-market 18 flat
and discouraging. Prices continue to decline, and
there is much irregularity, those who cannot hold their
goods manifesting much uneasiness. More attention is
directed every day to the propriety of curtailing produc-
tion, and at Stockport manufacturers have set a good
example by limiting work to 22 hours per week. In
the yarn-market sales to manufacturers are, of course,
materially checked by, this resort to short time, and
prices are in favour of the buyer. The Greek houses are
doink a little in extra twist ; and German houses are also
buyenat low prices. Spinners and manufacturers have
been disposed to take less to secure sales, but some of the
offers have been of a character very discouraging. Of
two A the leading foreign markets the circular of
Messrs. Slagg and Co. says :—"The advices from India
and China to hand yesterday are again •f a very dis-
couraging character, and buyers for those markets are
less than ever disposed to operate. The prices quoted
for skirtings, jaconots, and madapollams are only r
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nomi-
nal—all seems to depend on the position of sellers, and
THs —Yesterday an
was resumed
great irregularity is the result. In other descriptions _
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inquest
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Baker
and a respectable BETW EEN
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there is no change since this day week." MANSLAUGHTER.
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LEEES, Oct. 31.—The attendance of buyers in the You
atan then. Gloofbet,heGreat Chart street, Horton New jury,Town,
body of William Henry Cowling, aged
cloth-hells this morning was rather larger, and
Amfoarier
business has been done than on this day week•
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amount of cloth in the balk state has been sold, and the on view
aspect of the trade is as good as can be expected. There
street, 19, a waiter,h whose death took place at 54, Great Chart-
has been a large supply of wheat at
to-day—the largest, in fact, since the harvest d
the corn-marketo.,
although offered at close upon Bs. ;lowner
i than on this day week, purchases were not very freckly r against James Richard Puller,, and the several wit-
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