The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-06 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

F. Bramah and H. T. Prestage, lock manufacturers, Pimlieo
—F. Bramah, J. T. Prestage, and W. Ball, lock manufac-
turers, Piccadilly—C. Alihusen and H. Bolckow, merchants,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—C. Alihusen, H. Bolckow, and 11. F.
Blech, merchants, Sunderland (so far as regards H. Bolckow)
'l'. and E. Rowland, mathematical instrument makers, Bristol
—J. Lake and E. Lawrence, woollen drapers, Aldgate—J.
Newton and J. Humphreys, York-road, Lambeth—Farrer,
Sharps, Mathers, and Co., scribbling millers, Pudsey, York-
shire (so far as regards J. Sugden)—T. Dean and T. Munday,
printers, Threadneedle-street—l3. L. White and T. Carr,
booksellers, Sunderland-- W. and E. Bow, builders, Maidstone,
Kent—W. and J. Little, timber merchants, Brighton-place,
Hackney-road—L. Thompson and G. M'Kewan, printers,
Great St. Helens, Bishopsgate—W. and C. Burton, brass bed-
stead manufacturers, Bordesley, Warwickshire—R. James, It.
James, jun., H. Marlow, and J. l'ayton, factors, Walsall,
Staffordshire—W. Drabble and W. Waller, attorneys, Chester-
terlield, Derbyshire—lt. Wilson and T. Parker,attorneye, Sun-
derland—L. W. and J. Jarvis, attorneys, King's Lynn, Norfolk
Sydney-street, Commer
Leaming-
e—toial-.1r,7.7
coiklegs:staiend F. Sard, ,
ennd
drapers,.
Puntis, plumbers,
Shoe-lane—J. Barringer and J. A. Jones, tailors, Birmingham
—T. and J. D. Thornely, merchants, Liverpool—G. Burlet-
son, semi., W. Burletson, G. Burletson, jun., and R. Butlet-
son— R. Norman and J. Messenger, linen drapers, Wigton,
Cumberland—W. Johnson and J. Martin, tallow chandlers, Bl-
shopsgate-street—S. Charlton and W. J. Thomas, licensed
victuallers, Font—W. Okill and I'. Cooke, stock
brokers, Liverpool—T. and J. Hewitt, joiners, Knotty Ash,
Lancashire—T. Roe and J. Wood, dyers, Coventry—W. At-
kinson and S. Wilkinson, surgeons, Leeds—NV. J. Hall and
B. Summers, painters, Bristol-1% L. and W. L. Noakes,
millers, Brigtling, Sussex—B. Wright and W. Heighway,
Manchester—S. Hall a.nl J. T. Birds, mercers, Wirksworth,
Derbyshire—J. Pritt and T. Hughes, chain cable manufac-
turers, Liverpool—l. and B. Smith, schoolmasters, Knotting-
ley, Yorkshire—W. Gaulter and S. H. Wraith, surgeons,
Over Darwen, Lancashire—W. Johnson and J. G. Brayne,
tanners, Shrewsbury—M. Myers and A Harris, cigar manu-
facturers, Eldon street, Finsbury—T. Tilson, T. Tilson, jun.,
B. I'. Squance, and 0. Tilson, attorneys, Coleman-street (so
far as regards T. Tilson)—W. Hopkinson and W. French,
attorneys, Stamford, Lincolnshire—it. Ogden and D. Haworth,
ilium-, spinners, Bank-top, Lancashire—J. Brown and G. M.
Webb, general merchants, Sheffield—F. and T. J. Wood-
house, hop merchants, Leominster, Herefordshire—R. Little-
dyke and W. Grantham, drapers, Kingston-upon-hull—lt.
Parker, J. S. Randell, and W. Newth, carriers, Bristol and
London (so far as regards R. Parker)—A. Coombe, W. Finlay,
anti J. Boynton, inkstand manufacturers, Denmark-street, St.
Giles's-in-the-Fields (so far as regards J Boynton)—W. Hig-
gins and C. Wright, corn factors, Maidstone, Kent—S. Bross n
and It. Arundale, engravers, Leeds—H. Kimber, F. Gross,
and C. Nicholl, brewers, Colchester—N. Littlewood and .1.
Helliwell, grocers, Ifolmfirth, Yorkshire—H. Clark and F.
Phillips, snuff millers, Carshalton, Surrey.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN WILSON, baker, Kirkfieldbank, Lanarkshir •,, Jan.
7 and 28, at twelve, at the Black Bull Inn, Lanarkshire.
JOSEPH MAITLAND, brewer, Edinburgh, Jan. 8 and
29, at two, at the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh.
JOHN ROSS, organist, Craigie Park, Aberdeen, Jan. 9
and 30, at one, at the Li mon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen.
WILLIAM HOPE, Hopehouse, Jan. 9 and Feb. 1, at
twelve, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Jedburgh.
ANDREW THOMSON, jeweller, Glasgow, Jan. 11 and
Feb.l. at twelve at the Writing Chambers of H. Smeaton,
Glasgow.

We understand that T. Tvvisden Hodges, Esq.,
succeeds to the bulk of the property of the late Sir John
Twisden, by whose death the title becomes extinct.

ST.BARTHOLONIEW'S (EXCHANGE)
CHURCH.
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—On Monday the remains of this venerable church were
sold by auction. The outer walls, which are about to be
removed to make way for the alterations and improvements
connected with the rebuilding of the Royal Exchange,
sere then disposed
of b public sale, according to the
announcements to that effect that have been made for
some days back. The event, as might naturally be ex-
pected, attracted much attention, and during the entire
morning, great crowds were assembled within the dilapi-
dated building—some,
y
doubtlessly, from mere curiosity,
and others to take a farewell peep at the ancient structure.
Considerable obstruction was thereby creatod to the
thoroughfare, which was by no means amended by the pave-
ment having been removed from the front of the church,
and the prevention of vehicles passing down that
much-used road. The auctioneer was stationed in the re-,
cess that formerly constituted the vestry-room, and the
robing-room for the Minister, which had the screen re-
moved from it, and formed a safe spot for the purpose
which it was now turned. Unlike the rest of the edifice,
that was the portion which was not to be disposed of,
to
which fact was announced by"
not for sale " chalkings on the walls, so
that there was the notification
close upon
the auctioneer's rostrum, and had a curious effect on the
spectator. The church has been still more dismantled
since Saturday,
anal now little remains of the ancient build-
ing beyond the mere bare walls. The organ loft has been
entirely cleared, except the steps and seats at the side, on
which the charity children used to sit.
In all other re-
spects the church was a mere shell.

PRICES OF CAN AL,DOCK,ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c.

LDiVDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 5,

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