The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-07 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED.

James Starkey, of 75, Horseferry-road, Westminster
(not Old-street, St. Luke's, as advertised on the 2d inst.),
carpenter, June 27—William Cluff Hulme, of High-street,
Putney, grocer, June 27—Thomas Hamlet, of 1, Princes-
street, Leicester-square, goldsmith, June 27—Arthur Os-
borne, of Reading, linen draper, Juno 28—Charles Clarke,
of Norwich, maltster, June 28—Francis Langan, of
Chapel-street, wine merchant, Juno 28—George Pound, of
Dalaton, licensed victualler, Juno 28—Charles Farnworth,
of Upper Thames-street, tin-plate merchant, June 28—
Edward Jones, of 157, Strand, woollen draper, June 27—
James Denew, of Charles-street, Berkeley-square, auc-
tioneer, Juno 27 —Thomas Robinson, of Hungerford-
street, Strand, tallow chandler, June 28—Charles An-
drews, of Brighton, fruiterer, June 28—Thomas Walters,
of Goswell road, grocer, Juno 27—George Langford, of
Portsea, Southampton, brewer, Juno 27—George Lam-
bourn, of Taplow, Buckinghamshire, timber merchant,
June 28—Walter Levy, of 2, White's-row, Spitalfields,
maccaroni manufacturer, June 27—John Clark, of Oxford,
livery-stable keeper, June 27—Richard Walter, of Coven-
try, ribbon manufacturer, June 28 —Josoph Beaumont,
late of 6, Leman-stroet, Whitechapel, engineer, Juno
28—William Cooke, of Albert-terrace, Bow, miller, June
27—Michael Caulfield, of Basinghall-street, woollen ware-
houseman, June 27—Thomas Harris, of West Wycomb,
Buckinghamshire, chair manufacturer, June 27—William
Cobb, of Maidstone, builder, June 27—Francis Hoskins,
of Birmingham, wine merchant Juno 28—Edward Rose,
of Nottingham and Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, lace
manufacturer, June 23 —William Jeffryos and John Meek,
of Liverpool, merchants, June 28--James Shannon, of
Liverpool, linendraper, Juno 28—William Carter, of
Malmesbury, Wiltshire, tailor, July 6—Thomas Carrick
Perritt, of Kingston-upon-Hull, money scrivener, Juno 28
Thomas Flintoff, of Newcastle-upon-Tyno, commission
agent, June 28—George Booth, of Bishopwearmoutht
Sunderland, shipowner, June 30—Joseph Moss, trader, of
Liverpool, June 27.
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.

Charles Birchall, of Maidstone, pipe manufacturer, June
2S--William Wright, of Brighton, chemist, June 30—
Alfred Guy, of 32, Upper Rosomou-street, Clerkenwell,
lamp manufacturer, June 30—John Tipple, of Norwich,
tailor, June 30—James Matthias, of Swansea, Glamorgan-
shire, linendraper, July 4—Henry Evan
Harries, of Tre-
degar, Monmouthshire, draper, July 4.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
James Williams, of Cardiff, Glamorga,nshire, out of
business—Charles Gale, of Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppey,
Kent, chief officer of her Majesty's Coast Guard—William
Davison, of Holyhead, Anglesey, watchmaker—Thomas
Crothall, of Godniersham-park, Kent, builder—George
Carter, of Charing, Kent, tea-dealer—William Browning,
of Morahan' Kent, farmer—lsaac Fields, of Ilythe, Kent,
builder—William Hale, of Chesham, Suckingharashire,
coal-dealer—Edmund Poulter, of Odiham, Southampton,
butcher—John Squires, of Nailsea, Somersotshire, retailer
of beer—George Adams, of Bradford, Yorkshire, general
dealer—George Matthews, of Chester, wino merchant—
Richard Weaver Martin, of Manchester, superintendent
of the Servante' Home—Benjamin Bolden, of Ilhuchooter,

grocer—Joseph Clarke, of Seaton, Devonshire, boat
I builder.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Otley Watson and. George Webster, of Liverpool,
solicitors—Henry Atkins, Martin Liefmann, and Thomas
Finn, of Nottingham, lace manufacturers—Henry Atkisn
and Thomas Finn, Nottingham, lace manufacturers—
Thomas Archer and William Archer, Leicester, grocers—
Daniel Adamson and Leonard Cooper, Newton Moor,
Cheshire, boiler makers, and of Liverpool and Manchester,
agents for the sale of glass—Sophia Sinden and Samuel
Sellens, Hawkhurst, Kent, blacksmiths—Elisha Caddick
and Charles Henry Bayley, West Bromwich, Staffordshire,
attorneys—Robert Sykes, Hugh Ainsworth, George Ains-
worth, and Benjamin Brennand, Manchester, calico prin-
ters (so far as regards Benjamin Brennand)—James Hinitt
and Henry Moore, Kidderminster, engineers—George
Hodgin and Philip Houghton, Manchester, manufacturers
—Charles Warwick, Joseph Martindale Harrison, and
Charles Warwick, jun., Cheapside, shawl and fancy ware-
housemen (so far as regards Joseph Martindale Harrison)—
Thomas Henry Rees and Thomas Scott Gray, Warwick-
lane, Paternoster-row, ink manufacturers—Richard Acutt
and Henry Acutt, Bridge-road, Lambeth, linen draper-
-Henry Collick, Henry Alcock, and John Alfred Her-
rington, of Upper Thames-street, City, oil merchants (so
far as regards Henry Collick)—Richard Barnicot and
Joseph Hirst, of Huddersfield, Meltham, and Wilshaw
Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufacturers—Thomas Nowell,
James Booth, jun., and Benjamin Nowell, of Bramley,
Yorkshire, worsted spinners—John Robinson M'Clea, of
Great George-street, 'Westminster, John Brogden, of Sale,
Cheshire, and Alexander Brogden, of Birmingham, civil
engineers—John Lott Ensor and Joseph Pearce, jun., of
Ipswich, accountants—Julius Robert Haas and Simon
Pincoffs, of Leeds, manufacturing chemist—William
Stapley and John Hemmans, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent,
wino merchants—George Rams,len and Thomas Brunton,
of Leeds, dyers—Richard Wilding and John Fisher, of
Blackburn, Lancashire, attorneys-at-law—John Mills, Ely
Chadwick, and Thomas Smith, of Strines, Yorkshire, coal
merchants (so far as regards John Mills).
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

William Pursell, woollen and linen draper, Edinburgh.
Archibald Brown, baker, Glasgow.
John z•inlpson, baker, Edinburgh.
John Gentle, teacher, Edinburgh.