The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-12 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

W. Eeley, Horsepath, Oxford hire, butcher, certificate
of the second class—W. J. Sage, Great Portland-street,
chemist and druggist, certificate of the third class—C.
Robinson, Liverpool, sailmaker, certificate of the first
class, after twenty-one days from March 7—J. Moore,
Nottingham, cabinetmaker, certificate of the first class.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Garrood and C. Garrood, Fakenham, No olk,
brass founders—R. Taylor and J. E. Taylor, Red Lion-
court, Fleet-street, printers—E. Hunt and A. Mellersb,
Maidstone, wharfingera—J. C. Watson, W. Frankland,
and W. Dobson, Whitby, linen and woollendrapers (so far
as regards W. Frankland)—J. Jones, J. Webb, T. Bold,
T. Green, and W. Taylor, Liverpool, grocers (so far as re-
gards J. Webb)-11. Balme, J. Kelshaw, and J. Wil-
kinson, Elland, Halifax, machinemakers (so far as re-
gards H. Balmo)—D. Gilmour and W. G. Wilson, Port
Dundas, near Glasgow, and Earl•street, Blackfriars,
ironfaunders—R. Nichols and J. Mackie, Huddersfield,
cloth merchants—T. W. Kershaw and J. Lowe, Green-
wich, linendrapars--E. Barker, sen., E. Barker, jun., J.
Barker, and W. C. Barker, Greatbridge, Wet Brom-
wich, Staffordshire,. drapers (so far as regards W. C.
Barker)—J. S. Culpan and T. Edwards, Huddersfield,
plumbers and glaziers—G. Nicholson and J. Thompson,
Liverpool, accountant 3—Mary Rush worth and Frances 11.
Johnston, Wakefield, milliners—H. Sheard and G. W.
Brown, Strand, woollendrapers—K. Fenton and J. T.
Leather, Thorp-hall Colliery, Whitkirk and Rothwell,
and at Leeds, coal owners—W. H. Ray, J. Page, and J.
W. Rice, Croydon, plumbers—J. Eales and C. Chalker,
Dartmouth, curriers—S. Taylor and T. Gadsby, Man-
chester, hairdressers—J. Horsepool and J. Annis,
Leicester, tailors—Mary Highton and Elizabeth High.
ton, Liverpool,
licensed victuallers—W. J. Joselin and
H.J. Morgan, Blackman-street, Southwark. hat manu-
facturers—G. W. Brett and F. K. Masters, Fleet-straat,
tailors—J. Walker and C. Brown, Whitechapel-road,
silversmiths—T. Baker and E. A. Pike, Plymouth, iron-
mongers—H. Slocorabe and R. C. Slocombe, Charlotte-
street, Portland-place, tallowchandlers —J. S. Haycraft
and S. W.
mongers—T. Walmsley and 1.. Jones, Liverpool, sta-
Flaycraft, Kingston• upon-Thames, iron-
tioners—J. Horbury and G. J. Bertinchamp, Liverpool,
shipbrokers —J. Corbin and S. R. Palmer—R. W. Baird
and W. P. Knowles, Presoot, Lancashire. tar distillers.
INSOLV ENT PETITIONERS.
Henry Springett, Ivy Church, Kent, publican.
James Beattie, Reading, draper.
John Shaw, anchester, overladker.
Jahn Read, sea., Helmsley, Yorkshire, farmer.
John Read, jun., Helmsley, Yorkshire, farmer.
Samuel Stele, Tunstall, Staffordshire, boatman.
11 annah Harris,Bid ,rd, Warwickshire, tea dealer.
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Arthur Newnham, Alten. Htmq"hiret surgeon.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. Miller, B
DFaonrf,aieres, March 18 and April B,hire, banker, to m( et
within th i
at one.
I. Brown, Kilwinning, Ayrshire, ironmonger, to meet
within the Egliuton Arras Inn, Kilwinning, March 14
and April 4, at one.
J. Sutherland, Edinburgh, merchant and commission
agent, to meet within Tait's New Royal Hotel, Elia-
burgh, March 17 and April 11, at two.