The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-17 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.

William Clufle Hulme, of High-street, Putney, grocer,
June 13—Edmund Whittenbury Robinson, of Liverpool,
cotton broker, June B—William Turner, of Crewkerne,
Somersetshire' currier, June B—John Frederick Thynne,
of Tavistock, Devonshire, dealer in musical instruments,
June B—James Gummery, of Kidderminster, Worcester-
shire, druggist, June 12—Rowland Hill, of Nottingham,
lace merchant, June 16—Stephen Meredith, of Birming-
ham, draper, June 8.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Williams, Alfred Filmer, and John Mason, of
Guildford, Surrey, ironmongers (so far as regards William
Williams)—Richard Newman and Richard Chase, of Bris-
tol, fruiterers—Benjamin Waite and Thomas Higgins, of
Manchester, woollen drapers—William Ford and Kenneth
Bayne, of Lincoln, ginger beer manufacturers—Henry
ti~ittall Harding and William Harding, of Ludlow, Shrop-
shire, grocers—Benjamin Trenchard and Ebenezer hitby,
of Yeovil, Somersetshire, stationers—James Burt, Wil-
liam Holiday Pott, and Francis Swathe Pott, of York
street, Westminster, ironmongers (so far as regards James
Burt)—John Jones and William Jones, of Hay, Bre-
conshire, mercers —John Hughes, sen., John Hughes, jun ,
and Edward Roberts, of Llangollen, Denbighshire, flan-
nel manufacturers (so far as regards John Hughes, sen.)
—John Smith and Howorth Smith, of Todmorden, York-
shire, painters—Robert Fitton and Richard Fitton, of ,
• oyton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—Robert Prior and
William Prout of Bideford, Devonshire, painters—Ben-
jamin Davidson and George Dougill, of Hulme, Lancashire,
joiners—James Rogerson, Samuel Rogerson, and James
Rogerson, jun., of Manchester, braid manufacturers (so far
as regards James Rogerson)—William Corry and John
Corry, of Preston, Lancashire, joiners—James West and
Frederick Parks, of 76 and 77, High-street, Shoreditch,
linen-drapers—John Law and Joseph Bell, of Leicester,
engineers—John Phillips and Edward Taylor, of Rochdale,
Lancashire, printers—Robert Johnstone, Thomas William
Wilson, and Peter Wales, of Stratford, Essex, tar manu-
facturers (so far as regards Robert Johnstone)—Nathan
Buckle and George Watson, of Todmorden, Lancashire,
wine merchants.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Weir, grocer, Glasgow.
Daniel Hamilton, Esq., Edinburgh, now deceased.
Alexander Bobbie and Co., tea merchants, Glasgow.
James Howden and Son, jewellers, Edinburgh.

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