The Sun.
London, England, 1848-10-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

S. G. Dorday and J. R. Goodwin, Blackman-street,
Southwark, chemists and druggists—E. C. Facey, Ban-
ner-street, St. Luke's, and G. Sicclair, Finsbury-terrace,
auctioneers—W. Bennett, jun., and W. Bennett, sen.,
Wilders -wood, Howick, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J.
Hargreaves, R. Hargreaves, J. Hargreaves, and J. Har-
greaves (as far as regards J. Hargreaves), Accrington,
Lancashire, cotton spinners and calico printers—A. L.
Newman and H. Massey, London-wall, law and general
stationers—J. B. Cancellor, and T. B.
Midge, Princes-stieel i d Fore-street, Lambetb, starch
manufacturers-LJ. P. Porter, G.. D. Meadows, and E.
R. Perks, Portsea, surgeons'and apothecaries—E. Sul;-
den and E. Warburton, Pateley-bridge, Ricc],
Yorkshire, surgeons and apothecaries—J. Nicholson and
A. Young,Queen-street. Cheapside, lead and glass mer-
chants—W. Horne, B. W. Thompson, and J. Holland,
Oxford-street and Long-acre, coach makers—J. G. Yell
and T. Poppy, Chelmsford, Essex, drapers—G. hill and
J. Turley, Worcester, linendrapers—ll. Good and W.
Good, Moorgate•street, City, stationers—J. Scholes and
J. Bury, Clitheroe, Lancashire, common brewers—G
A. Freudentheil and T. Hinson, Great St. Helen's, City,
merchants—W. Edwards, J. Smith, and J. Beetson,
Staff,rd, manufacturers of gas—Mary Harriet Ham-
mond, Sarah Field, and Eliza Hammond, Ludgate-
street, City, milliners and dressmakers—G. Shillito
and W. Holmes, Knottingsloy, Yorkshire, soda water
manufacturers—J. Timmins, C. D. Timmins, and J. A.
Timmins, Carmarthen, timber merchants and drapers—
%V. Willmett and C. Hall, Newport, Monmouthshire,
ship builders—C. W. Fowler and J. Dossett, Tower-
hill, City, bottled ale and stout merchants—F. Beetson
and J. Worth, Bristol, deal and timber merchants—J.
Molyneux and Hannah Tomlinson, Liverpool, milliners
—T. H. Statham and J. T. S. Webber, York-road, Lam-
beth, grocer and wine merchants—W. Roberts and E.
W. Griffiths, George-street, Mansion-house, attorneys
and solicitors—C. Reeves and W. B. Reeves, Bath,
statuaries and marble masons—T. Kidney and J. Brown,
East Stonehouse, Devonshire, drapers and tea dealers—
J. Ruck and,C. Ruck, Duke-street, and Topping's-wharf,
Southwark.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Charles Duek,Batb, baker and confectioner.

Joseph Best, Weston, Somersetahire, wheelwright.
Joseph Quincy, Breedon, Worcestershire, horse breaker.
Samuel Whitford, Birmingham, die sinker.
William Tidniarsh, Aston, Warwickshire, builder.
Charles Holtom, Birmingham, brewer and shoemaker.
Williamson Wilson, Somerham, Huntingdonshire, baker.
John Dutton Walker, jun,, Liverpool, assistant chemist
and druggist.
William Savage, Liverpool, journeyman ship painter.
Archibald Campbell, Liverpool, bookkeeper.
Samuel Almond, Liverpool, victualler.
Michael Lacey, Shelton, Staffordshire, assistant tin plate
worker.
John Tyler, Ledbury, Herefordshire, tailor and draper.
Mary Roberts, Everton, Lancashire, grocer and provision
dealer.
Thomas Wills, Havants, Hampshire, labourer.
William Nichol], Stockton-upon-Tees, innkeeper.
John Hind, Stockton-upon-Tees, plumber and glazier.
Rachel Richardson, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham.
SCOTCH 'SEQUESTRATIONS.
D. Paterson, Glasgow, baker, to meet within the
Albert Tavern, Glasgow, Oct. 9 and 30, at twelve.
T. Boswell, Leith, spirit dealer, to meet within the
Sale-rooms of Dalgleish and Forrest, Edinburgh, Oct.
10 and 31, at two.

Jenny Lind, on her recent visit, purchased a hand-
some veil and some other articles, made by the inmates
of the Blind Asylum, in this town, and the circum-
stance has led to the purchase of veils by several
ladies. The fair songstress would have visited the Poly-
technic Exhibition, but was prevented by the great annoy-
ance to which she was exposed from public curiosity.—
Newcastle Journal.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT BUTTSBURY.-On Wednes-
day evening, about half-past eight o'clock, as Mr.
Rowley Strathem, a respectable dealer in stock from
Shropshire, was on his way from Romford to Buttsbury,
when turning the corner near the church in the latter
parish, from some unknown cause he was thrown from
his horse. lie was found in a state of insensibility by a
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spectableo'clock in the afternoon, at Romford, he parted with
his father, who was on his way home when the melan-
choly occurrence took place. Deceased's horse was
found quietly grazing by the side of the road, only a
short distance from the spot where Mr. Strathem fell.—
Chelmsford Mercury.
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