The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-23 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. B. Hallett and J. Hallett, Bridport, Dorsetshire,
butchers—W. Taylor and S. K. Mosley, Nottingham, ac-
countants and general agents—P. E. Coates and W. Coates,
Stanton-court, Somersetshire, attorneys and solicitors—J.
Sharpies, H. Hamer, and W. Horrocks, Little Bolton,
Lancashire, flax spinners (so far as regards H. Hamer)—
J. Thomas and C. Smith, Leicester, manufacturers
of fancy hosiery —G. Lang and W. W. Coombs,
Ilminster, Somersetshire, ironmongers, grocers, and
tallow chandlers—B. Helm and J. Helm, Sowerby
Bridge, and Halifax, Yorkshire, stone masons—J. Rath-
well and S. Richardson, Whitby, Yorkshire, coach and
harness makers—J. N. Clarke and S. Mayor, Liverpool,
ship stove dealers—E. Isaacs, I. Cowan, and M. Braham,
Houndsditch, manufacturers of waterproof garments—C.
D. Kerr and T. Buxton, Moorgate-street, merchants—R.
11. Potts and J. Potts, South Audley-street, chemists—S.
Tatham and C. Taylor, Dick-bridge, Lancashire, cotton
spinners and manufacturers—W. Copestake and Mary Tip-
per, Longton, Staffordshire, manufacturers of china—J.
Strutt and F. Ledger, Catherine-street, Strand, proprietors
of the Bra newspaper—S. B. Smith and J. Cox, Birming-
ham, electro platers and gilders—H. M. Bowden and S. S.
Alford, Bayham-terrace, Camden-town, surgeons —A.
Quelle, E. Quelle, and P. Quelle, Russell-street, Bermond-
sey, fur skin dyers—G, Bowden, W. H. Parkes, and W.
K. Wilde, Bowden, Cheshire, linen and woollendrapers—
J. Bradshaw, R. Howarth, and W. Cryer, Great Bolton,
Lancashire, machine and tool makers (so far as regards J.
Bradshaw)—W. M. To,pliti and W. Beck, Birmingham,
BirMingham warehousemen and factors—C. Freeman and
B. S. Austen, Aylsham, Norfolk, ironmongers and oil and
colourmen—J. F. Burbidge and J. F. Burbidge, jun.,
GrAntham, Lincolnshire, wine and spirit merchants—J.
C. Avery, G. Wills, and C. Edwards, Bristol, wine and
spirit merchants (so far as regards J. Avery).

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Joseph Shepherd, Liverpool, commission agent.
Robert Lewis Evans Liverpool, butcher.
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Lawrence Holden Liverpool, painter.
Homy Towlor, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, mana-
ger of hospital.
Thomas Marsh, Northfleet, Kent, miller.
Edward Terry, Chudleigh, Devonshire, musician.
Richard Pearson, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire,
tailor.

John Banki, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, ac.
countant. •

John Banyard, Little Snoring, Norfolk, shoemaker.
Frederick Wetton, Coventry, Warwickshire, grocer.
John Randle, Foleshill, Warwickshire, retailer of beer.
George Wildbore, liegworth, Leicestershire, licensed
victualler.

William Exley Healey, Yorkshire, rag dealer. •
John Beak, Camely, Somersetshire, butcher.
William King, Reading, Berkshire, chemist.
William Backhouse, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire,
licensed victualler.
George Carr, Kingston-upon-Hull, railway guard.
George Thompson, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire,
cattle dealer.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Janet Black, or Carmichael, or Youug, Edinburgh, poul-
terer, to moot within Stevenson's Sale Rooms, Edinburgh,
Feb. 24, at two, and March 18, at two. •
J. M'Lay, Howard-street, Glasgow, victualler, to moot
within the Waverley Hotel; Glasgow, Feb. 25 and March
19, at twelve.

TATTERSALL'S BETTlNG.—Extraordinary freaks some-
times characterise the returns of the business supposed
to be clone at Tattersall's. One of these occurred last
Tuesday, when the racing world was startled by the an-
nouncement that certain steeplechasers of mature age
had advanced prominently into the Derby betting of the
year, and that certain horses engAged in some of the
spring handicaps had transferred their tropes to the
Derby without having previously gone through the usual
ceremonies of being entered for it.--Racing Times.