The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-20 00:00:00

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Alexander Craig, of Liverpool, drapers' assistant—George
Cox, of Brighton, Sussex, butcher—John George Barker,
of Norwich, lodging-house keeper—John Edward Moon,
of Norwich, grocer—John Gazley, jun., of King's Lynn,
Norfolk, tailor—Thomas Hipkin Leader, of King's Lynn,
Norfolk, policeman—John Frarer Simpson, of Byfleet,
Surrey, schoolmaster—Samuel Pager, of Salford, Lanca-
shire, grocer—Alfred Rntter, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suf-
folk, baker—James Hayne Bessey, of Sprowston, Norfolk,
out of business—Henry Pledge, of West Mailing, Kent,
butcher—Jesse Barton, of Maidstone, Kent, printer—
Charles Angel, of Chichester, Sussex, bookbinder - Wm.
Meaden, jun., of Felphana, Sussex, brewer—Jeremiah
Ward, of Sheffield, spring-knife manufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Apelles Howard and Samuel Moorhouse, of Stockport,
Cheshire, doublers—Charlotte Gaiton and George Morgan,
of Bristol, halliers—Margaret Winram and John Winram,
of Douglas, Isle of Man, rope makers—Samuel Bramall,
John Bramall, and W. Buxton, of Manchester—William
Johnson and Jonathan Butterworth, of Bradford, York-
shire, joiners—Sarah Large and Harriett Far, of Shrews.
bury, eating-house keepers—John Scowcroft, Edward
Butterworth, and Levi Collinge, of Tonge, Lancashire,
silk printers (so far as regards Levi Collinge)—Robert
Thompson, and Robert Thompson, jun., Joseph Lowes
Thompson, and John Thompson, of Monk Wearmouth
Shore, Durham, shipbuilders (so far as regards Robert
Thompson, jun.)—George Harrison, Thomas Matthews,
and John Bishop, of Stafford, grocers—William
Henry Horn and William Ashton Nuttall, of
193, High Holborn, frame manufacturers—Meshach
Hannam and James Hannam, of Portsea, Hamp-
shire, grocers—John Ridgway and Thomas Sanders
Bale, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, manufacturers
of china—George Knight and John Caleb Adkins
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Camden
land and William Henry Hewett, of Great Yarirrouth,
Norfolk, chemists—Ann Butterworth and Sarah Hay-
worth, of Rishton, Lancashire, farmers—Thomas Mercer
and John Mercer, of Liverpool, grocers—George Taylor
and Miles Lord, of Boothfold, Lancashire, woollen manu-
facturers—William Dyson (deceased) and George Mason,
Leeds, corn millers—Benjamin Ineson and Samuel Burn-
hill Rhodes, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, wine and spirit
merchants.

---- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. and P. Bong, wool dealers, Leith.
Stewart Murray Fullarton Blair, coal agent, Glasgow.
George Bush, warehouseman, Glasgow.
Barclay and Kennedy, plumbers, Glasgow.
James B. Barclay and Company, slaters, Glasgow.

FATAL FIGHT AT LEEDS.— On Friday morning last
the Leeds police apprehended John Crooks, a work-
man at Whitham's foundry, in that borough, upon
the charge of killing a fellow-workman named Joseph
Fenton, in a pugilistic encounter, the previous day.
Crooks and Fenton were drinking together at a beer-
house called the New-inn. They quarrelled, and turned
into the street to fight ; there they four; ht several rounds,
and than. adj.)urilt:d t.) ttp3l'e Ow battle
was renewed, and carried on for .ot.ne t'une, until Fen-
ton became insensible and was carried home, where he
expired in the night, never having spoken from the time
of his somoyal from the field,