The Sun.
London, England, 1848-03-06 00:00:00

PARTNErtSUIVS DISOLVED.

A. Dobson and It. Reeve, B.lton, cottoa spinners—
W. Adlain and E. Harwood, Bristol. leather merchants
—C. Vining, C. J. Vining, and W. Vining, Bristol and
Gloucester, corn merchants—J. 11. Bowen and W
Charles, Canterbury, fishmongers—W. Rees and E.
Collier, Liverpool, merchants—W. Farthing and W.
Farthing, jun., Kingston-upon-Hull, commission mer-
rhants-B. Coleman and-T. S. Todd, Liverpool,- stock-.
brokers—J. Stephen and T. Yeatrnan, Liverpool, pain!
manufacturers—lt. Willcox and J. Robinson, Hope-
terrace, Notting-hill, Kensington, stonemasons—W.
Coniston and J. Bassett, Bunhill-row, St. Luke's, en
gineers—W. Lee and J. Lee, Shadwel I, near Leeds, brick
makers—J. C. Spender anti S. B. Cowan, Bath, sur-
geons—J. S. Brown, W. Burgess, and R. Morris, Bir-
mingham, ironmasters—C. Clarke and T. Bird, Coventry,
ribbon manufacturers—G. H. Sharp and J. Woodrow,
Manchester, commission agents—J. 'Pennant, C. J.
Tennant, G. Brown, C. T. Dunlop, J. Clow, J. Cox, and
J. B. Statham, Liverpool and Manchester merchants (so
far as regards the said J. Cox)—G. Duncan and G.
Newman, St. John's-wood, and Camden Town, builders
—B. Dickison and A. Vergara, tort St. Mary's, near'
Cadiz. and Little Tower-street, traders—J. Robinson
and T. Reay, Liverpool, cutlers—R. Jones and G.
Thomas, Trawsfynydd, Merionethshire, flour dealers—
T. Bailey awl J. Bailey, Croydon, dyers—M. Fawcett
and J. Rudd, Lambeth- Nalk —R. Hooper and G. T. Pain,
Bristol, linendrapers—E. Vaux and R. Harris, insurance
brokers—J. Willinott and W. Brewer, Portsea, licensed
horse slaughterers—G. Stroud and 3, S. Hutchings,
Fordington, Dorsetshire, coachmakers—G. Smith, G.
Cram, and 11. Cram, Liverpool, shipbrokers—C. C. W.
Griffiths and R. Clarke, Worcester, linendrapers—J.
Beaumont and J. Horgan, Kid Royd, Yorkshire, dyers
—W. Roper, sen., J. Roper, W. Roper, jun., and W.
Mitchell, Keightley, Yorkshire, woolstaplers—(so far as
regards the said W. Roper, sen.—R.C.James, P. Kagen-
busch, and W. Y. Dent, Leeds, Driffield, Yorkshire, and
Nottingham manufacturing chemists (so far as regards
the said R. C. James)-11. Courtenay and Philippa
Courtenay, Truro, grocers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
James Jones, Fordham, Norfolk, farmer
John Payn Canner, Havant, Rants, saddler
Robert Watson, Southsea, baker
George Mower, Elmsett, Suffolk, jobber
Walter Wiseman Brand, Milden, uffolk, farmer
Thomas Todd, Hillhouse, Huddersfield, shopkeeper
Francis Adolphe Moschzisker, St. Thomas the Apostle,
Devonshire, professor of languages
Thomas Whittaker, Manchester, assistant
Thomas Jones Goff, Chatford, Salop

Anne Capadose, Worthing, governess
Edward Colston Lewis, Weston. super-Mare, Somerset-
shire, dealer in shoes
Hilton Pask, Thorney, Cambridgeshire, farmer
Rev. Charles Hensley Maberly, Owlebury, Southampton,
curate.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
R. Forgie, Rutherglen, grocer, to meet March 10, at
two, and April 1, at twelve, within the Oid Exchange
Tavern, Glasgow.
G. Anderson, Glasgow, ironfounder, to meet March 7
and March 28, at one, within the Engle Inn, Glasgow.
C. Hunter, Glencarse, insuia .ce Iroker, to meet
March 9 and March 30, at one, within the George Hotel,
Perth.

A. Cambtoll and J. Wilson, Glasgow, drapers, to meet
March 7 and March 28, within White's Temperance
Coffee-house, Glas; ow.
J. Whyte, St. Andrew's, grocer, to meet March 9 and
March 30, at one, within the Cross li,ys Inn, St.
Andrew's.

D. Buchan, Glasgow, merchant, to meet March 8 and
March 29, at two, within the Black Bull Hotel, Glasgow.
A. Wight, Ayr, watch maker, to meet March 9 and
March 30, at two, within the Ayr Arms Inn, Ayr.