The Sun.
London, England, 1847-10-20 00:00:00

PARTNERSUIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Willan and H. Willan, Albany-street, surgeons—
W. Crankshaw and J. Dall, Mellor, Lancashire, cotton
spinners—C. Bentham and S. Gell, Liverpool, wholesale
tea dealers—J. Harris and G. Wright, Plumstead-
common, Kent, potters—H. Stevens and B. Rawlings,
Foster-lane, City, commission agents—R. Reeves and
S. R' eves, Taunton, coachmakers—Mary Broad and W.
Ogden, Manchester, drapers—G. Faram and J. Bearden,
Penmaen Mawr, Carnarvonshire, masons—T. 0. Hop-
kins and C. Haines, Coventry, designersand draughts-
men—J. F. Agett and R. Hemingway, Liverpool, mer-
chants—J. Garnet and G. Milner, Paternoster-row,
chemists and druggists—R. Binns and R. Marsden,
Leeds, card makers—P. Marriot and G. L. Wood, Bath,
surgeons—D. Peters, J. Brown, W. Guest, and J. W.
Purves, Derby, railway contractors—J. Roberts and J.
Lupton, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—H. C.
Walker and T. Goodwin, Liverpool, grocers and provi-
sion dealers—J. B. Dunn, W. Morris, and H. Tout,
Maestig, Glamorganshire, grocers and drapers —F.
Mumford and W. Bailey, Bath, upholsterers and auc-
tioneers—J. Hurley and G. Allen, Birmingham, drapers
—H. Hinrichsen and S. Gale, Oxford street, ironmongers
—Marion Hootson, Sophia Sugden, and Mary Dorring-
ton, Halifax, Yorkshire, schoolmistress—J. Mann and
R. Crossman, Mile-end, brewers—J. Beck and J. Stare-
ley, Manchester, tea dealers—W. G. Gray and Maria
Sanders, Chelsea, stationers—T. S. Lea, G. B. Simcox,
and F. S. Lea, Kidderminster, and Newgate street, City,
carpet manufacturers—G. Sykes and J. Sykes, Almond-
bury, Yorkshire, fancy waistcoat' manufacturers—T.
Wade and C. Wade, Clare, Suffolk, ironmongers—W.
Shaw and G. M'Corquodale, Newton and Manchester,
stationers and printers—T. Welford and R. S. Welford,
Gateshead, timber merchants.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Otto Bauer, Birmingham, schoolmaster.
Charles Henry Hargrove, Handsworth, Staffordshire,
button maker.
James Woods, Warrington, Lancashire, stone mason.
Robert Trew, sen., Ipswich, bricklayer.
William Groves Jenkines, Ipswich. bricklayer.
Thomas Parker, Halifax, shopkeeper.
Thomas Warrington, Eland, near Halifax, cordwainer.
William Harrison, Derby, victualler.
Thomas Piunington Stretch, Liverpool, furniture

broker.
Thomas Stretch, Liverpool, tailor.
Henry Nadderwier, Birmingham.
John Hodgetts, Birmingham.
Frederick Hawkes, Birmingham, smith.
William Halstead, Rochdale, Lancashire, butcher.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

J. Roy, Glasgow, cabinet maker and upholsterer, to

MARRIED. let
On the 13th a' Demolish, near Blandford, George - rreili
Graham, Esq., of Cossington House, Somerset, to C 5 4119>s
Mary, eldest daughter of the late General Michel, of De"
House. TOcidje7
On the 16th inst., at Preston, Francis Seymour o- -
Esq., of Sloane-street, Loudon, to Deborah Delaney
daughter of G. W. Whistler, Esq., of St. Petersburgb. f•
On the 16th inst., at York-road Chapel, Lambeth, 'loi the
Wastie, of Kennington, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter
late B. Gironimo, Esq., of Holborn.

DIED.
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On the 30th of August, 1847, at Rome, --
Curran.
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On the 6th inst., at the Parsonage, Dundee, the Ire,.•-•
Ileneage Horsley, Dean of Brechin, aged 72. ollig
On the 11th inst., at Ardyne House, Argyleshire,, wool
Barton M'Nair, third son of the late Lieutenant-Li°
M'Nair, K.H., aged 19. ,11 „i
On the 14th inst., at Bath. Captain Nichols, age' drill/11'
On the 15th inst., Charlotte Matilda, the wile of
Cooper, Esq., of Turnham-green, aged 37. rd rho'
On the 16th inst., Vary Anne, the wife of Ric
lips, Esq., of Winchester-place, Pentonville. Met of
On the 18th inst., at Brentford, Elizabeth, the daUg
the late Mr. Robert llazell, aged 17.
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