The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-12 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

William Wright, of Thetford, Norfolk, butcher, Aug. 2
-James Hunt, of 52, Lupus-street, Pimlico, builder,
Aug, 2—Joseph J. Wells, of Coventry, haberdasher, Aug. 3
—Edward Pateson, of Preston, Lancashire, draper, Aug. 3
Joshua Wormald, of Glossop, Derbyshire, shoemaker,
Aug. 4 —Montgomerie Gladstone, of Manchester, general
broker, Aug. 2—Joseph Creevy Bond, of Manchester,
general broker, Aug. 2—Thomas Norbury and Richard
Bindloss, of Manchester, silk manufacturers, Aug. 3.

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INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Charles Yourie, of Brighton, Sussex, bookseller—Mark
Wynter, of Brighton, Sussex, chemist—William Charman,
of Brighton, Sussex, out of business—Charles Mathew, of
Lidgate, Suffolk, farming bailiff—George Simons, of Cam-
bridge, pianoforte tuner—William Guess, of Leicester,
journeyman warp and loom hand—John Crossley, of Lei-
cester, journeyman lamb's wool spinner—Mark Reynolds
Ashford, of Hayes, Glamorganshire, out of business—
William Crow of Hough-upon-the-Hill, Lincolnshire,
cord wainer—Jolin Scale, sen., of Milford, Pembrokeshire,
licensed victualler—George Henry Motteram, of Liver-
pool, advertising agent—Cornelius Roberts, of Walton-on-
the Hill. Lancashire, out of business.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

James Litigate and Andrew Munro, of Wine-office-court,
Wm. Pi
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Fleet-street, builders— Mary Norris and John Campbell,
of Liverpool, watch and chronometer manufacturers—
Thomas Stead and James Marsden, of Huddersfield, York-
shire, cotton spinners—Charles Castle, Alfred Henderson,
and Eustace Barham, of Bristol, attorneys (gofer as regards
yedosAt'shwerth and Edmund
Charles Castle)—Williatu Hunsley Greaves and John
Carter Ramsden, of Bradford, Yorkshire, manufacturers
—J. Hallsworth and J. Hallsworth, of Staleybridge; Lan-
cashire, and Chester, machine makers—Christopher Horner
and John Masterman Horner, of York, wood merchants
—Win. Bramall and George Harrop, Manchester, woe!?
and linen merchants—Moses Jones and Owen iughe ,
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Thomas Meacock, Joseph Clementson, Thomas_ _
Menai-bridge, Anglesey, cheese factors—Robert
Fox, Charles
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Pafford , Upper Thames
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arsrirtecgliaarrdds,
Henryand Henry Coo! aGen , 0
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Fox, and Frederick Knighton
Ivory Fletcher and Matthew Bacon,
street, merchants (so faTriaismilaeesgnarßrDerbyWßelt.,
shire. coal merchants—
and Walter Griffith, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchants (so
Ashworth, New Easley Mills and Egerton Mills, Lanca-
shire, cotton spinners—Charles Wheeler Limbrey and
Lewis Whitehead, Beckford-row, Walworth-road, cheese-
mongers—Joseph Addison and Wm. James Thompson,
Rheidal terrace, Islington, linendrapers—Jas. Weston and
H. Bowser, Silver-street., Wood-street, City, shirt manu-
facturers—Thos. Taylor and Wm. Mannock, Bent Grange,
Oldham. Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. Howell and
Charles Peter Beandstrom Howell, of Bristol, timber mer-
chants—Benjamin Gardner and Joseph Gardner, of Ban-
bury, Oxfordshire, ironmongers—Francis William Med-
ley and Arthur LIN 0 •
City, ry Mudley, of 15, Old Broad-street,
y, stock and share brokers—George Leake and James
Charles Davis, of Bristol, tobacco and snuff manufacturers
—Thomas Broadbent, Charles Swallow, Henry Powell,
George Mills, and George Brooke Phillips, of Manchester,
merchants—Daniel 6inith Bockett and George Cowbran,
of GO, Lincoln's-inn-fields, attorneys—Thomas Garnett
and Sampson Moore, of tiverPool, millwrights—Richard
Hearn, sen. and Richard Hearn, jun, of Tanners-bill and
Florence-terrace, Deptford, Kent., grocers—Henry Kirkby
Smith and Richard Shiers, jun. of Manchester, commis-
sion agents—George Rudd Waistell and Richard Waistell,
of 35, Noble-street, City, warehouseman—Edward White,
jun. and Joseph Brace, of No. 2, Crescent-place, New
Bridge-street, Blackfriars, capsuled blacking manufac-
turers—William Tawell, Frederick Tame'', and James
Augustus Tawell, of Earl's Colne, Essex, linen and woollen
drapers (so far as regards William Tawell) George Turner,
George Turner. jun. and Henry Turner, of Port's".
Southampton (so far as regards George Turner)--Josep_7l
Siddal and Samuel Mosforth, of Manchester, calico Printter`
—Thomas Jackson and George Hutchinson, of Chorl .
William
upon-Medlock, Lancashire, common br .wersto—n
1 Kent,
Cob and Robert Henry Osborne, of New Char_ ,!...,_eat,
bakers—Philip Pound and Joseph Hudson, of uulga 5,"
tors-,
Bow, and Sebbon-street, Islington,
°l3keFe°ncis-street,
James Smith and Sherwood Parlett, of 12, gout
Tottenham-court-road, chair makers.
SCOTCH SEQU
ESTRATIONS
t Calder; creditors
William Learmonth, grazier, We_inburgh.
July 20, in the Globe
meet July 19, iu Dowells' Rooms,
Eds
John Dykes, wright, Glasgow;
Hotel Glasgow
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William Dickson,i merchant, Glasgow; July 20,
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in the Waverly Hotel,ine
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Glasgow.
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a, , 19, in Grant's
William Sclatc', grocer, Loanho
Hotel, Etlinhargh.
Montrose ; July 20, in the Star
David Gaudio, plumber,
Hotel, Montrose. _ . .

THE NORTHERN Inorr TRADE,—In addition to the im-
mense ironworks in the Tees, at Middlesborough and
Easton, the manufacture of iron will shortly be com-
menced at Stockton. Sites for six blast furnaces have
been secured on land adjoining the Clarence Railway.
The ironstone will be brought from the Cleveland hills
by the Yorkshire and Cleveland Union Railway. The
act having passed for making the Darlington and Bar-
nard Castle Railway, the first sod of the new line will be
cut on the 20th, and the works will be proceeded. with
immediately. When this line. is completed tbg minor *
traffic of Teesdale will be further developed,