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London, England, 1854-01-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. C. Milne and T. D. Price, Manchester and London,
manufactirers—W. Barber and T. Howse, I. Mead, and
J. Barber, St. Paul's churchyard, City, woollen ware-
housemen, so far as regards W. Barber and J. Barber—
R. Carter, H. W. Wood, and H. W. Carter, Leadenhall-
street, City, commission merchants, so far as regards R.
Carter—C. Foard and R. King, Bath, silk mercers—J.
Majors and It. Getty, Liverpool, shipbuilders—B. Cole
and W. Middlebrook, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spin-
ners—R. Blenkinsop and R Marriott, Manchester, drapers
—S. Thompstone and M. Thompstone, Macclesfield, Che-
shire, grocers—J. W. Mitichell and J. Blain, Great Tower-
street, City, te9.ebg•QL:ollobrkson and C. Johnson,
Prescot, watclyn Nowell and
F. Robson, Idle, YorksbilicTiSd'Rei Pancras-wharf, Mid-
' :dlesex, atone merchants-,---W.5-th and W. H. Gibson,
Hereford, Gloucestershirm ..Led.bury, Leominster, and
Rington, Herefordsire ; Ludlow, Shropshire ; and Aber-
gavenny, Monmouthshire, common carriers—T. H. Bus-
bridge and G. F. Busbridge, East Mullin.- Kent, paper
manufacturers—E. Eustance and W. B. AT"arry, Bristol,
jeweller—Charlotte Prudentia Carstairs and D. W. Linde-
say, • Mill-street, Hanover-square, and New London-
street, City, wine merchants—J. W. Workman and C. H.
Gamble, Reading, Berkshire, surgeons—J. Smith and F.
R. Salter, wholesale milliners—C. Stewart and A. It. Cox,
Liverpool, general brokers—R. Ellice; G. Kinnear, G.
Forsyth, and W. Ellice, Leadenhall-street, City, merchants
—T. Tilson, W. Clarke, and D. S. Morice, Coleman-street,
City, solicitors, so far as regards T. Tilson—J. Lawrenson
and B. Hopper, Hartlepool, Durham, wino merchants—J
Thompson, E. Kilpatrick, and G. B. Thompson, Liverpool,
corn merchants, so far as regards J. Thompson—R. Zwil-
chenbart, P. Blessig, and F. Braun, so far as regards R.
Zwilchenbart—J. Collins and T. Walker, Philpott-lane,
City, wholesale grocers—C. Sewell, S Hanbury, and T.
Sewell, Adelaide.chambers, City, merchants, so far as re-
gards S. Hanbury—Mary Green and J. Nicholson, Liver-
pool, River Plate, and South Coast of America, commission
merchants—E. W. Fernie and' R. Sanders, Old Jewry-
chambers, City, manganese merchanta—J. Morgan and W.
B. Sloan, Cwm Avon and Britonferry, Glamorganshire,
general drapers—J. Valentine and G. Hancock, Birming-
ham, shoemakers—W. H. W. Burnett and H. Lang, Ser-
jeant's-inn, City, solicitors—J. W. Mills and W. Critchley
Bradford, Yorkshire, commission merchants—B. Hipwood
and J. Steeple, Birmingham, die sinkers—S. Saddington
and W. D. Saddington, Wood-street, City, brush and sieve
makers—E. Chaloner and Q. Fleming, Liverpool, timber
measurers- - T. P. Paine and Son, Hornsey•row and Hedge-
ow, Islington, plumbers--G. T. Rice and G. W. Treasure
Marylebone-streets Regent-street, woollen drapers—J.
Knight and I. Arrowsmith, Worcester, general printers—
G. Cram, H. Cram, and F. H. Powell, Liverpool, ship
brokers, so far as regards G. Cram—J. G. Kelsey and G.
Kelsey, Church-street, Bethnal-green, silk warehousemen—
G. Gladman and C. Gladman, Wood-street, City shirt
makers—T. Sheldrake and G. Boby, Stowmarket, Suffolk,
grocors—J. Fraser and E. M. Wendt, Billiter-square, City
ship brokers—C. Butler, P. Butler, F. Pryor, and E. Hale,
Bush-lane, City, so far as regards E. Hales—T. Wright and
W. Copland, Manchester, tinplate workers—W.Pibson and
G. Gibson, Deeds, commission agents—S. de Zoete and S. H.
H. de Zoete, Old Broad-street, City, stockbrokers—W. Cas-
well, sen., and W. Caswell, jun., Queen's-road, West,
Chelsea, builders—E. Taylor and W. Edge, Salford, Lan-
'cashire, spread plaister manufacturers—J. H. Buckley, J.
Buckley, jun., and Elizabeth Sarah Buckley, Saddleworth,
Yorkshire, cotton waste spinners—J. I. Sands and H. E.
Onttrarn, Holborn-hill, drapers—J. Dumayne, B. Bernard,
and T. Smith, Ironmonger-lane, City, woollen drapers, so
far as regards J. Dumayne—J. R. Laurie, J. Hamilton,
and J. Hyde, South-place, Finsbury, fringe manufacturers
—H. W. Lucas and R. Kirby, Liverpool, sharebrokors—
S. Taylor and W. Fisher, Fenchurch-street, City, ap-
praisers—W. Abrey and Elizabeth Abrey, Pinner, Mid-
dlesex, farmers—H. Stansfeld, W. Brown, and T. W.
Stansfeld, Leeds and Bradford, stuff merchants, so far as
regards H. Stansfeld—C. Hargrave, G. Hargrave, and E.
Hargrave, Wortley, Yorkshire—F. Dickson and J. Dick-
son, Chester and Newton and Upton by Chester, Man-
chester, and Newtown, Montgomeryshire, nurserymen—
W. M. Hutchings and D. Roberts, Wigan, Lancashire,
bookbinders—T. B. Bourne and W. Steele, Liverpool,
cotton brokers—B. Lovibond mid J. H. B. Carslake,
Bridgwater, Somersetshire, attorneys—B. Brayshaw and
Agnes Brayshaw, York, grocers—H. Barrick and W. Rose,
Wapping, general ship chandlers—T. King and J. H.
King, Bartlett's-buildings, City, type founders—T. Nor-
bury and It. Bindloss, Manchester, silk manufacturers—
R. Ripley and B. Webster, Whitby, Yorkshire, surgeons
—G. Battcock and S. Paine, Brighton, surgeons—M.
Ricketts and S. S. Roden, Droitwich, Worcestershire,
medical general practitioners—H. Shewell and P. R.
Thorne, Liverpool, pawnbrokers—E. White and H. Baylis,
Dowgato-hill, City, coffee dealers—W. Bayliss and G.
Fletcher, Wolverhampton and Monmore green, Stafford-
shire, iron hurdle manufacturers— W. Macfie and Co.,
Edinburgh and Leith, sugar refiners—R. Macfie and Sons,
Greenock, Glasgow, and Liverpool, sugar refiners, so far as
regards J. Macfie and W. Macfie (both of Liverpool)—J.
Macfie, Edinburgh, so far as regards his connexion with
the firms of W. Made and Co., Edinburgh and 1.611 h ;
R. Macfie and Sons, Greenock and Glasgow; and Macfie
and Sons, Liverpool, sugar refiners.

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