The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-28 00:00:00

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'PAItTNERSiIIT'S DISSOLVED.

P. and J. Hall, pacxing-casemakers, Brewer-street, Golden-
square.—W. Shacked and J. How, printer? ink-manufacturers,
Coppice-row, Clerkenwell.--S. Makepeace and R. Pearson, manu-
facturers of patent drags. Oxford.—J. and R. Elliot, merchants,
Sheffield.—J. Smith and A. Carnal', auctioneers, Leicester.—G.
Anderson and E. Evans, chemists, Worcester.—A. J. and J. A.
Strach:n, goldsmiths, Long-acre, St. Martites-in-the-Fields.—
Tanant and G. Callaway, coachbuildcrs, Rose-street, Long-
.acre. —A. Johnston avd J. Hooton, Hamburgh.—R. R. 'lards
and M. M. Harden, recalmen, Dartford, Kent.—A. Thacker and
H. G. Pudsey, sawmakera, Kingston-upon-Hull.—E. Poll 4 arul
B. Isherwood, cotton-waste-dealers, Rochdale.—T. Kenley and J.
Kenyon, ealenderers, Collyhurst, Manchester.—T. J. Collier and
.1. Foster, coalmssters, Wornbridge, Shropshire.—W. 31. and J.
W. Thomas, innholders, Ilenbury, Gloucestershire.—E. Newman
and J. Buckell:postmasters, Barnet, Middlesex.—W. Massey and
T. Timmins, coalmasters, Seigley, z'taffordshire.—E. Currie and
M. Mears, chemists, Marshfield, Gloucestershire.—W. Evans
and Co., iron-merchants—W. Hibbert and Co. West India mer-
cbants—T. Record and G. Gibbs, schoolmasters, Chapel-place
North, South Hadley-street—M. L. Walsh and R. Marriott, hat-
manufacturers, St. Andrew's-road, Newington—P. I'. Poussett
and H. Gitb, attorneys—J. M. Child and Co., Tenby and Bigelly
Ccal Company—ll. J. Parsons and R. Chcnnell, drapers, North-
ampton—F.- Ilidd and W. Parker, surgeons, Barnstaple, Devon-
shire—E. Cgoper and J. Beard, clothiers, Leonard Stanley, Glou-
cestt.rshire—J. Emmerson and Co., scribbling millers, Healey,
Yorkshire (so far as regards J. Ellis and J. Emmerson)—.ll. Tar-
rant and G. Callaway, coach-builders, Rose-street, Long"-acre--J.
Johnston and T. Brown, wholesale drapers, Oundle, Northampton-
shire—A. Harper and R. Ferris, saddlers, Bristol—A. Westwood
and Co., glass bottle manufacturers, Brierley Hill, Staffordihire (so
far as regards J. Moore)—T. Cusse and J. S. Halliday, grocers,
Warminster, Wiltshire—J. Perrins and J. Brown, surgeons, Chel-
tenham—R. Parker and Co., butter-dealers, Moss-end, Westmor-
land (so far as regards R. Parker)—J. Jones and E. A. Jones,
flannel manufacturers, Llangollen, Denbighshire—J. Downie and
D. Gilbertson, wine-merchants, Aberystwith, Cardigan—J. Hall
and C. Oldham, silk-throwsters, Manchester—E. Bennett and Co.,
wine merchants, Canterbury (so far as regards H. Pratt)—J.
Murhic and W. Beer, colour manufacturers, Winford Mills, Smelt-
setshire.

A Woodcock was shot on Monday se'nnight by the
gamekeeper of Colonel Wingfield, in Preston Cover, on the estate of
that gent!entan, a short diqance from Shrewsbury.—Cumbrian.
On Wednesday. sc'nnight, the beacon on the Perch
Kock, Menai Straits, was finally completed.
A person called upon a teacher not twenty miles
from the village of Carluke, for the purpose of having a letter written to
a friend. After the -letter was written, the teacher asked him how he
would address .ir, when he receired the following answer :—To MY
Friend, in Kilmarnock, or elsewhere." Being asked what he meant by
adding elsewhere, why, said he, I don't think he Is there, but by adding
elsewhere, the Post-office will send it to him wherever he is.— Sects Times.

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It is pleasing to see the spirit of exclusion gradually'
disappearing from our public, and even from privat; establishments.
The Court of Directors of the Honourable East India Company has
just resolved that their museum of natural history and curiosities shall
be, from the first or June, open (free and without tickets: to the public,
every Sa!urday, from eleven o'clock till three, the whole year, except
during the month of September. This is, indeed, liberal; and foreigners
must begin to think that we are becoming as civilized as themselves.