The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-08 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Lee anti J. Lee, Chiswell-street, Finsbury, and
Upper Clapton, brickmakers—J. Pollard and J. Grim-
sham, White Birk, Lancashire, iron and red liquor
manufactures—J. Fildes, J. Milnes, T. Sutcliffe, and
E. Clegg, Rochdale, cotton spinners—R. E. Hyde, J.
Hyde, T. Cooke, H. Cooke, and G. F. Cooke, Man-
chester, cotton spinners and manufacturers—R. Woods
and J. W. Penrose, Manchester, warehousemen—J.
Liddell and R. Liddell, Sculcoats, Kingston-upon-Hull,
common brewers and malsters—C. Rawson and J. Aizle-
wood, Rotherham, Yorkshire, ironfounders—J. Daw-
barn and S. Dawbarn, Liverpool, tailors and drapers—
J. Reid and C. B. Hornor, Friday-street, silk plush and
velvet manufacturers—B. Squire and N. Clough, Leeds,
painters—J. Kimbell and; J. IL Kimble, Knowle, War-
wickshire, surgeons and apothecaries—D. Plumb and
R. Rose, Stratford-upon-Avon, ironmongers—T. Wil-
liams and S. Powell, Liverpool, gun makers—Anne
Lodder and W. Rigg, Preston, tea dealers—B. Ar-
mitage, J. Pollitt, and M. Armitage, Dalton and
Huddersfield, Yorkshire, fancy waiscoat manufactu-
rers —J. Pike and H. Pike. Little Dean street,
Westminstmer, ironmongers and smiths—R. Clark
and H. Clark, Fareham, Southampton, merchants—J.
IL Shutt and W. D. Shutt, Limehouse, saw mills—J.
Roberts, sen., J. Roberts, jun., and F. W. Roberts,
Dinfits, Yorkshire, merchants and manufacturers—M.
H. Schwabe, A. Gobert, L. Schwabe, and H. L. Schwabe,
Glasgow, merchants—M. H. Schwabe, A. Gobert, and
H. M. Schwabe, Manchester, commission merchants—
W. S. Caine and N. Caine, Liverpool, iron merchants—
W. C. Cole and D. B. Davy, Exeter, merchants—J.:Mans-
field, J. Newland, Hannah Newland, and W. B. Newland,
Manchester, hat lining manufacturers (so far as regards
W. B. Newland)—C. Nutt and G. Ensor, Margaret
street, Clerkenwell, grOcers and cheesemongers—J. S.
Mitchell, and E. Mitchell, High-street, Shoreditch,
curriers and leather sellers—T. Minter and H. Minter,
Faversham, Kent, auctioneers—J. C. Jack, J. Jack, and
C. Jack, Arequipa, Peru, commission agents (so far as
regards J. C. Jack)—W. Fifield and E. G. Bartlam,
Broseley, Shropshire, surgeons and apothecaries—W.
Isdell and S. Yates, Manchester, fustian manufacturers
R. Bateson, R. W. Bateson, and P. H. Cham-
bres, Liverpool, brokers (so far as regards R W.
Bateson)—G. G. Williams and C. W. Williams, Liver-
pool, corn factors—T. C. Brown and J. J. Hewitt, Lei-
cester, booksellers and printers—D. Hobson and C.
Hobson, Almondbury, Yorkshire, grocers—S. Moore
and K. Alexander, Liverpool, ship brokers—J. Coul-
thred and E. B. Jones, Southwark Bridge-road, surgeons
and apothecaries—W. Brown and B. Durrans, Pudsey,
Yorkshire, cotton warp dyers—l. Riddle and J. Dew,
Bristol, commission merchants—J. J. Nicholls and M.
Pellatt, King William-street, wine merchants—C. E.
Jefferies, S. Tolley, and F. Jefferies, Kidderminster,
grocers (so far as regards S. Tolley)—M. A. Milsum
and J. Coates, York-road, Lambeth, linendrapers—C.
Barrow, W. Golding, and R. W. Barrow, Coleman-street,
City, wine and spirit merchants (so far 'as regards C.
Barrow) —J. Paary, T. Evans, and C. Evans, Wrex-
ham, Denbighshire, malsters—F. Jackson, J. Jackson,
jun., and E. Jackson, Oldham, hat manufacturers (so far
as regards J. Jackson, jun.)—W. W. Lee, E. L. Gibbs,
and T. B. Couchmad, Henly-in-Arden, Warwickshire,
attorneys at law (so far as regards W. W. Lea)—J. S.
Jackson and J. Singleton, Leeds, curriers and leather
dressers—L. T. Enthoven and H. J. Enthoven, Moor-
gate-street, City—R. D. Palmer and G. H. Palmer,
Chelmsford, linen and woollen drapers and hosiers—P.
B. Hodgson and J. Drew, Piccadilly, chemists and drug-
gists—S. A. Hankey, W. H. Wright, and H. J. Harris,
Lawrence Pountnoy-hill, lead merchants (so far as re-
gards W. H. Wright)—T. Mellor, J. Mellor' and T. Jep-
son, Manchester, timber merchants—R. C. Webber and
R. Brown, Greenwich, printers—J. Fenton, W. Clegg,
and J. Butler, Oldham, doublers of cotton (so far as re-
gards J. Fenton)—T. Wyld and H. Graratt, Fox and
Knott-yard, and the Grayhound-yard, King-street,
Snow-hill, slaughtermen—C. Vincent and J. Soper,
Dartmouth, Devonshire, coal merchants—R. Popplewell
and J.B. Gibson, North Shields, ship and insurance bro-
kers—J. Applegath and T. Richardson, Dartford, Kent,
printers of silk—T. M. Wilkin and W. R. Mingaye,
Farnival's Inn, Holborn, attorneys.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Joseph Green, Fonthill Bishop, Wilts, labourer.
John Ralph, Wootton Bassett, Wilts, gauger.
Thomas Flude, Derby, labourer.
Thomas Canaway, Portsea, watchmaker.
Thomas Clark, Bristol, retailer of beer.

Charles Taylor, Bristol, grocer.
henry Wootton, Cheltenham, innkeeper.
Osmond Chas. Raymond Maillard, Cheltenham, milliner.
George Lander, Cheltenham, French corset and stay-

maker.
George John Russell, Winchester, journeyman brick-
layer.
Richard Fox, Rockbear, Devonshire, innkeeper.
James Clements Mumford, Sawbridgwortb, forts, sur-

Teyor.
Charles Heaton, Halifax, frame-work-knitter.

James Dunn, jun., Canterbury, leather seller.
Thomas Sutton, Canterbury, shoemaker.
John Grigg, Canterbury, carpenter.
William Ewell, Chislett, Kent, labourer.

Edward Shenton, jun., Derby, slater.
Edward Russell Williams, Derby, printer.
Samuel Trotman, Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire, grocer.
George Fawcett, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, farmer.
William Stutely, Nechells, Warwickshire, market gar-

dener.
Andrew Huggins, Weston.super-Mare, baker.
William Sanders, Moorfields, Gloucestershire, master
tailor.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. Cummin, Glasgow, stair-railer, to moot Jan. 14,
and Feb. 4, at one, within the Tavern of Effingham
Deans, Glasgow.
R. Mitchell, Glasgow, iron merchant, to meet Jan.
10, and 31, at two, within the Manchester Tavern,
Glasgow.
J. Virtue, Glastopw, fruit merchant, to meet Jan.
13, and Feb. 10, at twelve, within the Eagle Temperance
Hall, Glasgow.
J. P. Mitchell, Edinburgh, brewer, to meet Jan 13,
and Feb. 7, at two, withi❑ the Royal Exchange Coffee-
' house, Edinburgh.
J. Telleth, Edinburgh, spirit dealer, to meet Jan.
13, and Feb. 3, at one, within Ferguson's Ship Tavern,
Edinburgh.
J. Allison, Glasgow, glass manufacturer, to meet
Jan. 11, and Feb. 1, at twelve, within the Black Bull
Inn, Glasgow.
A. Coupar, jun., Edinburgh, shoemaker, to meet
Jan. 12, and Feb. 2, at one, within the Cross Keys Inn,
Edinburgh.
Agnes Turnbull, Airdie, miller, to meet Jan. 15,
and Feb. 4, at twelve, within the King's Arms Hotel,
Glnsgovv.
Z. GIO,TOV7, sowed muslin manufal.ttz;lor, to
meet Jan. 13, and Feb. 4, at one, within the Black Bull
Hotel, Glasgow.

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