The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-08 00:00:00

DIVIPENDS TO BE DECLARED.

James Richardson, John Sanders Wicks, and Henry
Smith, of Upper Queen-street-buildings, Brompton, up-
holsterers, also on the separate estate of John S. Wicks,
Nov, 29 John Haydon, of Barnstaple, Devonshire, draper,
Nov. 2S—Joseph Goble, of Shoreham, Sussex, miller,
Nov. 28—Wm. Hodge, of 34, Great Marlborough-street,
Westminster, wholesale manufacturing stationer, Nov. 28
—Ely Kitson, of 154, Fenchurch-street, saddler, Nov. 28—
George Wren Le Grand, of Lambeth-walk, Surrey, grocer,
Nov. 28--Wm Rolph, of Billericay, Essex, brewer, Nov.
28—Valentine Rimell, of Hammersmith, timber merchant,
Nov. 28—Joseph J. Wells, of Coventry, haberdasher, Nov.
30 —Geo. E. Tovey, of Evesham, Worcestershire, innkeeper,
Dec. 4—Edwin Cottrill, Redditch, Worcestershire, linen-
draper, Dec. 4—J. G. Menon, of Birmingham, stationer,
Dec. 18 —Hen. P. Goodwin, Solihull, Warwickshire, tallow
chandler, Dec. 4—T. Pitt, Haselbury Plucknett, Somer.
setshire, girth web manufacturer, Nov. 30—Montgomerie
Gladstone and Joseph Creevy Bond, Manchester, general
brokers, Nov. 29—Benjamin Redfern, Manchester, stone
mason, Nov. 28—Edward Coultate and Thomas Swindells,
Manchester, brokers, also on the separate estate of Edward
Caultate, Nov. 28—Patrick Francis M'Kenna, Egremont,
Cheshire, wine merchant, Nov. 28—William Laycock,
Liverpool, iron merchant, Nov. 28—Richard Wilson,
Kingston-upon-Hull, stone mason, Nov. 29.
CERTIFICATES.

Eliza Mary Ager, late of 81, Hill-street, Walworth, and
14, Victoria-terrace, Kennington, baker, Nov. 29—John
Cullen Penfold, Park-terrace, Chelsea, oil and colourman,
Nov. 29—William Robinson, Church row, Limehoase,
ship owner, Nov. 23—John Stapp, Snow-hill, City, whole-
sale elteesemonger, Nov. 28—Geo. Johnston, Vere-street,
Oxford-street, veterinary surgeon, Nov. 30—Gordon Henry
Cripps, Shrewsbury, wine merchant, Nov. 30—Geo. Sewell
Green, Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, 34, Mount-street,
Lambeth, 14, Warwick-street, Pimlico, 141, Minories, and
Elm Cottages, Hornsey, grocer, Nov. 30— WV. Watson, Wee-
don Beck Northamtor,shire, licensed victualler, Nov. 28
—Timothy John Smith, Landport, Hampshire, dealer in
cutlery, Nov. 28 Fred. Hellyer, New Brompton, Kent,
wood carver, Nov. 30—Julius Calishet, 28, Norfolk-street,
Strand, jeweller, Nov. 30— -James Maynard, 42, Queen's-
road, West Chelsea, butcher, Nov. 30—John Milligan,
Manchester, draper, Nov. 30—Alexander Smith, Liverpool,
merchant, Nov. 29—George Henry Fourdrinier, Shelton,
Staffordshire, paper manufacturer, Nova 30.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Thomas Jones, Liverpool, butcher—James Mitchell,
Liverpool, master mariner John Thomas, Liverpool,
livery stable keeper John Rock Day, Liverpool, iron mer-
chant—Francis Hall, Liverpool, retailer of ale—Edward J.
Morris, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, schoolmaster—John
Barcroft, Tunstead Mill, Lancashire, operative mechanic—
John Hill, Baptist End, Worcester, retail brewer—Thos.
Stevens, Knowsley, Lancashire, coachman—John Gardner,
Birmingham, iron dealer—Joseph Swadkin, Birmingham,
butcher—George Bradley, Birminghum, bread and biscuit
baker—James Owen Clark, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire,
grocer—Henry Heritage, Bicester, Oxfordshire, currier—
Joseph Coles, Redgrave, Ipswich, Suffolk,- saddler —Thos.
William Jewell, Porsea, Southampton, surgeon.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Joseph Haslam and Thomas Sawor, of 19, Victoria..road,
Pimlico, laceman—James R. Hadow, John Thaekrah, and
Francis O'Neill, 1, Nlincing-lane, City, colonial brokers—
Thomas Cooke and Francis Sutton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
chemists—Joshua Lister, George Binns, James Eyre,
Thomas Whittaker, William Lees, and John Barlow, Ha-
lifax, Yorkshire, machine makers (so far as regards Thomas
Whittaker and William Lees)—Daniel Huntou and Ro-
bert Smith, Swaff ham, Norfolk, ironfounders—Edgar Fos-
ter and John Thomas Aldred, March, Cambridgeshire,
grocers —Uriah Bradbury and John Ellis, Mirfield, York-
shire, surgeons—William Papineau and Francis Archer,
Stratford, Essex—Joseph Sowerby, William Drayson, and
Charles Thomas Tatton, 272 and 274, Oxford-street, and
Circus, Regent-street, drapers (so far as regards William
Drayson)—Benjamin Young, William Taylor, and James
Thompson Newport, Monmouthshire, coal merchants—
Thomas Jonas Hall, Elizabeth Mulcaster, John P. Mul-
caster, John Hall, and Robert Hall Emet son, Blaydon and
Wolsingham, iron manufacturers (so far as regards Thomas
Jonas Hall)—Joseph %Baxter and James Chadwick, late of
Blackburn, Lancashire, tailors—Charles Burkitt and Wil-
liam Nelson, Wolverhampton, masons—Charles Joyce and
Giovanni Guglielmo Lazzari, Trieste, Austria, merchants
—Jabez Jones and John Jones, Liverpool, cart-owners—
Heber Ormerod Croasdale and Thomas Kenyon,
Clayton -le - Moors, Lancashire, grocers Edouard
Lafuente and Peter Pasquali, 109, Fenchurch-street,
City, merchants—Samuel Orchard and James Berry Groan-
ing, 2, Wheatsheaf-yard, Farringdon-street, patentees
for copper-facing type—Timothy Jones and Richard
Timothy Jones, Birmingham, paper dealers—William
Hill and William Stead, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, horse-
breakers—Henry Clifford Green and Henry Newman,
Lower Thames-street, City, licensed victuallers—Richard
GittinP, 28. Now-street, Dorset-square, and William An-
kh's, of Whitecross-street, St. Luke, patentees for the
manufacture of money tills—Henry Durracl and William
Mason, Laicester, hosiery manufacturers—James Burrow,
Edwin Thomas Monk, and Benjamin Lockwood, Halifax,
Yorkshire, silk-spinners (ao far as regards Benjamin Lock-
wood)—Joseph Massie Piggott and George Brooks Bell,
Nottingham, Newcastle-under-Lyno, Staffordshire Mac-
clesfield, and Sandbach, Cheshire, corn merchants—Joseph
Heywood and Samuel Haywood, Birmingham, casting
mould makers—Thomas Beresford and Joseph Marshall,
Belper, Derbyshire, builders—Henry Edward Tuck and
John Webb Shackel, 92, Jermyn-street, Piccadilly, mine-
ral water manufacturers.