The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-03 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS' DISSOLVED.

C. and T: D. Hammond, chemists, Kingston-upon-Hull—
W. Ramsbottom and T. Procter, spindle makers, Lanebridge,
Larcashire —T. Dean and L. Jackson, tailors, Preston, Lan-
cashire—M. A. Johnson and J. Penfold, farmers, Lodsworth,
Sussex—W. Ebbern, J. Ebbern, G. Ebbern, and E. Miles,
coal merchants, Soulbury, Buckinghamshire—A. Pilling, W.
Milner, and M. Hale, woollan manufacturers, Huddersfield
(so far as regards A. Pilling)—N. Greenhalgh, T. Green-
halgh, and J. Settle, cotton spinners, Sharpies, Lancashire—
W. and H. Joplin, brewers, Liverpool—M. Price and T.
Crompton, firebrick manufacturers, Shrigley. Cheshire—A.
E. Reynolds and J. W. Field, silversmiths, Stone's-end,
Borough—J. Hudson and J. Dawson, masons, Leeds—H. J.
Mant and H. J. Harvey, attorneys, Bath—J. and W. Cot-
terell, painters, Worcester—W. and J. Stevenson, bleachers,
Wirksworth, Derbyshire—J. Thompson, J. Benn, J. Benn,
inn., R. Benn, and W. Farrer, dealers in guano, Liverpool—
•J. and G. Hoyle, tea dealers, Manchester—S. Jones, T.
Pearce, and R. Jenkinson, ironfounders, Preston, Lanca.hire
--J. A. and E. A. Merchant, clothiers, Trowbridge, Wiltshire
—W. Stolle and R. Brown, cotton manufacturers, Man-
chester—L. and J. Binge, china dealers, Lowther-arcade,
Strantl—W, Whitfield, T. Brown, J. Bladworth, and W.
Wrightson, brewers Thorne, Yorkshire (so far as regards
W. Whitfield)—M,,Setterington and E. Jones, linendrapers,
Bath—W. J. Edwards and W. G. Try—J. Donnell and E.
Appleby, provision dealers, Liverpool—E. and M. Smith,
Coniabrough, Yorkshire—F. Fisher and T. Leigh Blundell,
Jim., surgeon dentists, Frith-street, Soho-square--C. Maltby
and B. Catlow, painters, Bradford, Yorksbire—R. Marks and
W. Allen, slate merchants, Augustus-street., Regent's-park.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
office,s niu, un se 2:1,,c aatuil twelve,m ad at h
Company,
Thomas Moncur, china merchant, Montrose, June 5 and
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July 1, at twelve, at the Star Hotel, Montrose.
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Alexander Murray, Esq., M.P., Kircudbright, June 5
andGlaßsgiorwk-
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June 8 and June 29, at two, at the chambers of Mr. '
Mur-
doch, Glasgow.

GARRICK'S BIRTH -PLACE AT HEREFORD. The
house in which Garrick was born is now occupied by Mr.
Mortimer,' jeweller, Widemarsh-street. The premises are
very spacious, the tront and a greater portion of the house
having been rebuilt about fifty years ag ); Garrick's room is
at the back of the house, is oak- wainscoted, with an elabo-
n
r l
Inn—if
if this could be verified, the matter
- carved chimney piece. Mrs. Mortimer entertains not
the slightest doubt but that in this room Garrick first saw
the light, its tradition never having been questioned; she
also believes that the
premises formed either wholly or
partially the Age
would be placed beyond a doubt, as it is unquestionable that
Garrick was born at the Angel Inn, Hereford.—Hereford
Times.
Inc. sum of 3011. has bean received by Sir James
Campbell, and handed to the collector of the property and
income tax in Glasgow, on behalf of an indivittual who in-
closed the money in a letter. signed " Conscientious," and
stating that his assessment had, from peculiar circumstances,
I:loo4P4orCharged t 9 that &AQUA a mit Owardian.