The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-22 00:00:00

DIVIDtNDS TO BE DECLARED.

George Clay, of Queen-street, Cheapside, woollen ware-
houseman, Dec. 14—Daniel Fladingharn, of Cambridge,
linen draper, December 12—John Jacob Hill, of 13, high
Holborn, ironmonger, December 14—W. Quiucey, of 11 ~
Old-street, St. Luke's, tinplate worker, December 14—J.
Lamont, J. D. Stewart, and John Matravers, of Skinner-
street, Bishopsgate, brewers, December 14—Charles Salter
and Richard Morris Evans, of Upper King-street, Blooms-
bury, tailors, December 14—John Hewett, of Leamington
Priors, Warwickshire, brickinaker, December 14—John
Williams, of Wells, Somersetehire, paper maker, Dec. 14
—F. Turfrey, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, brewer,
January 4—Joseph Francis, of Manchester, baker, Dec.
12—Thomas Cummins, of Gateshead, Durham, painter,
December it
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.

George Webb, of 234, Shoreditch, cheesemenger, Dec.
13 —William Howell, of Goswell-street, St. Luke's, licensed
victualler, December 13—John Chancellor, of Phcenix-
place, Dorrington-street, Clerkenwell, and Battersea,
funeral carriage master, Dec. 13—Henry Cobbin Welsford,
of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, corn factor, Dec. 22
Ralph Hutchinson, of Monkwearmouth Shore, Durham,
shipowner, Dec. 15—Joseph Peers, of Ruthie, Denbigh-
shire, scrivener, Dec. 13 —John Moats, son., of Spalding,
Lincolnshire, coal merchant, Dec. 12—John Hewett, of
Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, brickmaker, Dec. 14.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Joseph Griffiths, son., of Liverpool, bookkeeper—Wm.
James Frederick Zink, of Liverpool, clerk—Geo. Walker,
of Liverpool, assurance and advertising agent—Joseph
Wilson Wardill, of Everton, Lancashire, commission
agent—Thomas Blair, of Liverpool, joiner—lsaac Urban
Cooke, of East Lulworth, Dorsetshire, clerk in orders—
Wm. Brook, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer—James
Rayner, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, tailor—Abraham Ellis,
of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, innkeeper—R. Wm. White, of
Pembroke-dock, Pembrokeshire, currier—Robt. Cox, of
'lel:ester, Sornersetshire, baker—Henry Hope, of Wood-
hill, Lancashire, farmer—Henry Wood, of Worcester,
straw and chip bonnet manufacturer—Robert Blake, of
Gravesend, Kent, tobacconiat—Robert Parr, of Gains-
borough, Lincolnshire, brush maker—William Bartlett, of
Ilchester, Semersetshire, baker—William Smith James,
of High Felling, Durham, cooper—Thomas Cleaver, of
Harrieteham, Kent, journeyman bricklayer Thomas
George, of Thilgerran, Pembrokeshire, cabinet maker—
William Grayson, of Sheffield, table-knife grinder—
Charles Drury, of Mount Pisgah, Yorkshire, out of busi-
ness John Henry Revill, of Sheffield, journeyman
joiner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Alexander Woods and Roger Howorth, of Blackburn,
shuttle makers—Frederick Walker and John Whittakers,
of 73, Mark-lane, City, shin and insurv.nco brokers—
Leonard Rnso and Seely William Challis, of Newmarket
All Saints, Cambridgeshire, carpenters—James Sker-
ratt and Joseph Reiner, of Sandbach, Cheshire, attor-
neys—Thomas Gillott and Richard Gregory, of Sheffield,
bone and scale cutters—Thomas Townsend and Henry
Charles Gibbs, of Devonport, pianoforte and music sellers
—John Pickard and Richard Heap, of Burnley, Lanca-
shire, patent temple and weft fork manufacturers—Richard
Turley, Christopher Musgrave Brown, Joseph Hirst Heb-
blethwaite, George Hirst Hebbletlivraite, George William
Wilson, Maria Child, William Pearson, John Dover,
Thomas Sinn', Charles Oates, and Jel Strongtharm
Stanley, of Liverside, Yorkshire, iron masters (so far as
regards Richard Turley)—William Wheeldon and John
Copestake, of Derby, machinists David Haigh and
Joseph Nelson, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, quarrymen—
John Symons and John Netherton SymonS, of Pen-
zance, Cornwall, chemists —Patrick Clark, Alexander
Clark, and William Roan, of No. 15, Gate-street,
Lincoln's-inn Fields, mechanical engineers Robert
Wheble Bennett and John Lund, of West Bromwich.
Staffordshire, brewers—John William Armstrong and
Thomas Johnston, of Blackburn, Lancashire, tea dealers
—George Cavelts and John Daltoi," of Carlisle, watch
InMansmallonzak'Gcblo And John hachiloald 4alJ, of 61,

High-street, Camden-town, furnishing ironmongers—
Joseph Cowan and Daniel Saxton, of Liverpool, cabinet
makers—James Gale and Joseph Sharpe, of Leicester,
tailors—Edward Arthur Robinson and Robert Langton,
of 7, Talbot-court, Gracechurch-street, City, wholesale
ironmongers—James Jones and Richard Smith, of Liver-
pool, Toxteth-park, and Dublin, contractors—Charles
Bunyard and Alfred Barron, of 2, Clement's-lane, City,
merchants—John Beales and Thomas Stevenson, jun., of
Leicester, general commission agents—James Whitaker
and William Riley, of Burnley., Lancashire, power-
loom cloth manufacturers—William Cheney Beasley,
William Coltman, and Charles Robert Newbert Brom-
wich, of Litchurch, Derbyshire, coal dealers—Thomas W.
Atkinson and William C. Atkinson, of Sedburgh, York-
shire, wholesale and retail dealers in wine—John Parker
and Fielding Fletcher, of Birmingham, plumbers' brass
founders.