The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-20 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

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J. Abernethie, W. Hollington, and T. Hollington (as
far as re4ards J. Abernethie), Hackney Downs, market
gardenert—J. Aberuethie and W. Hulling ton, Bromley,
Middlesex, market gardeners—T. Morris, D. Morris,
and D. Davies, Liverpool, grocers—B. P. Stockman and
J. M. Grenan, Peckham, builders—W. Gamble, T. H.
Manby, and I'. H. Scrsgg (as fir as regards T. 11.
Scragg), Liverpool sad Bir kenhead, huendrapk rs—W.
and J. She, nu, pi oprietors of the model of the
Battle of Trafalgar—C. Needham and W. Dillon, Man-
chester, printers—J. Organ, R. Millett, and J. M. Brom-
ley (as tar as regards J. M. Bromley), Luriggan, Corn-
wall, marble merchants—E. V eltare. G. Tapp,
and G Thwaites, Hasiings, bell hangers—C.
J. Saint and A. G. Saint, Glossop, Derby-
shire, drapers,—J. Lush), and J. S. Staiiiland,
L eds, French wove corset manufacturi ra—P. 1).
Hayman and W. Holden, Taunton, wine and spirit
merebanta—T. Chalk, G. Megey, and A. R. Chalk (as
far as regards T. Chalk). Chelmsford, printers—S.
I3lockburn and T. Blackburn, jun., Livi rpool, general
brokers—J. Williams, E. Hatton, D. Rtchie, and J.
Cumming (as far as regards D. Biala and J. Cumming),
Regent-circus, drapers—R. Hood and R. French, Nor-
wich, steam sawyers—T. Smith and M. Rymer. York,
merchants—J. Beet and I'. D. Mardi), Ashford, Kent,
surgeons—A. Nerwtch and J. Aaron, Birmingham,
pawnbrokers—J. Pennefather and J. V. Stock, City,
merchants.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Joseph Spencer, Hudderifield, ston.,nia*on.
Charles trodden, Boxford, Suffo k, butcher.
Sarah Cook, Cheliniaord, wheelwright.
Frances Lornbaroine, Torquay, jewelkr.
SCO SEQUES fRATIONS.
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D. Crichton, Edinburgh, wright and carpenter, to meet
within Dowell's Itloms, Edinburgh, Aug. 22, and Sept.
12. at two.

J. Gouk, Lsurencekirk, vintner and cattle dialer, to
meet within the house of L. 61'13ain, innkeeper, Lau-
rencekirk, Aug. 23, and Sept. 13, at twelve.
J. Wilson, Downill, Kirkoswaid, Ayrshire, farmer, to
meet within the King's Arms lan, Maybole, Aug. 22,
and Sept. 12, at tw.•lve.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COW?I OF BANKRUP I Y. Aug. 19.
(I3etore Mr. Commissioner FotannAr.QuE.)

IN E THOMAS ALLOM.

The bankrupt was a bookselier in Regent-street.
This was the last examination meeting. Mr. H.
Lloyd, for the assignees, did not offer any opposition.
Mr. Lawrence supported.
It appeared frotn the report of the official assignee
(Mr. Nicholson) chat in 1847 the bankrupt had a
capital of 9951., aild that bis accounts extend ..pver a
period of tour years and five months. He now owes
to unsecured creditors 1 4941., and has assets avail-
able tor their liquidation amounting to 1,2011. A
portion of these is-sets consists of " The Pulyorama,"
painting of some thousands of feet in length, and wbich
is being worked by the assignee, and produces a
small weekly profit. An offer of 6001. had been
made for the painting. The bankrupt's domestic ex-
penses during the above period were put down at
1,7491, exclusive of gifts to his son, amounting
to 1421.

The bankrupt passed his examination.
IN RE JOHN W. CREED.

The bankrupt, an innkeeper at Chadwell, pasted
his examination unopposed, on a statement shcwing
di-hos 2,6811., and property estimated to realize a di-
vidend of about 5%. in the pound.