The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-15 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

G. Keul and E. J. Talbot, Falcon-square—F. Owen
and C. H. Ha) cock, Grantham, Lincolnshire, ironmon-
gers—G. Waokerbath, J. Coiling, and E. Wackerbath
(so far as regards E. Wackerbath), St. George-street,
St. George's-in-the-East, sugar refiners—A. Cock aed
S. P. Cock, Truro, Cornwall, ironmongers—W. Ritson
and J. Hill, Smethwick, Staffordshire, railway contrac-
tors and beer sellers—J. H. Shirreff, jun., and W. At-
kins, Deptford, general practitioners in medicine—R.
Whall and E. L. Darwin, Chesterfield, attorneys and
solicitors—J. Taylor and J. Margetson, St. John-street-
road, carpet and furnishing warehousemen—J. Wright
and H. Brown, Liverpool, ship chandlers and brokers
—W. B. Cross and W. Ash, Bristol, attorneys at law—
J. Baker and H. M. Baker, Dartmouth, wine and spirit
merchants—J. Barrett and J. West, Exeter, trunk and
portmanteau makers—W. Wright and T. Smart, Shef-
field, concrete pavement manufacturers— C. Parker
and H. Merry, Birmingham, manufacturers of mili-
tary ornaments and dealers in German silver —S.
H. Sterry, H. Sterry, and R. Sharp, Grange-road,
Bermondsey, surgeons and apotheearies —J. Ship-
man, A. Shipman, and T. Shipman, Stathern, Lei-
cestershire, maltsters —J. Dawson and R. Booth,
Manchester, manufacturers of British gums—H. Walker
and E. Taylor, Milns-bridge, Yorkshire, woollen scrib-
blers—G. Woodmancy and G. Hair, Kiogston.upon-
Hull, corn warehousemen—R. R. Whitehead, J. H.
Whitehead, F. F. Whitehead, and J. D. Whitehead (so
far as regards F. F. Whitehead), Saddleworth, York-
shire, woollen manufacturers and general merchants—
M. Marsland and F. C. Veltmann, Stockport and Man-
chester, spinners—T. A. Hanson and T. Beaumont,
Bradford, staff merchants—J. M'Clure and N. Arnison,
Manchester, Manchester warehousemen—W. Hayles and
W. Norman, Bury Saint Edmund's, licensed victuallers
—J. Hardcastle and G. Grove, Larkhall-lane, Clapham,
cheeserziongers—W. Woolley and J. Staley, North Col-
lingham, Nottinghamshire, grocers and drapers—G.
Sheppard, W. H. Sheppard, I'. B. Sheppard, and G. W.
Sheppard (so far as regards G. Sheppard), Cheapside,
woollen cloth manufacturers—E. Dixon and W. Mat-
thews, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, plumbers—J. Smith
and J. Joicey, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, engine builders
and iron founders—J. Comfort and J. Comfort, Wood-
street, City, wholesale drapers—F. Cutler and J. M.
Lee, Hungerford-street, Westminster, wine merchants.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
George Hinves, jun., Southampton, surveyor.
Horatio Philpot, Southampton, hatter.
Osmond Hollier, Southampton.

John Woodroffe, Sheffield.

James Taylor, Walsall, Staffordshire, awl blade maker.
Thomas .Jessop, Sheffield, warehouseman.

Thomas Ludlam, Skipton, Yorkshire, labourer.
Thomas Richardson, Wigton, Cumberland, clerk to a

grocer.
William Roberts, Freeby, Leicestershire, farmer.

Thomas Simpson Chambers, Sheffield, cutler.
Peter Humphreys, Sheffield.
Thomas Matthews, jun., Wootton, Oxfordshire, cooper.
Thomas Stevens, Willingham, Cambridgeshire, shoe-

maker.
James Harbut, Southampton, porter.

James Ayres, Atnersham- com- mon, Buckinghamshire,

blacksmith. '
John Alderton, Ipswich, ceachmaker.
John Herbert Dunn, Totnes, Devonshire, policeman.
Abraham Horniman, Hurley, Berkshire, baker.
Samuel Stones, Sheffield, hatter.
Richard Medley, Willenhall, Staffordshire, shoemaker.