The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. H. Wyatt and D. Brandon, London, architects—T.
Bowers and P. Walmsley, Leek, Staffordshire, silk ma-
nufacturers—P. Jones and J. Roberts, St. Asaph, Flint-
shire, glaziers, &c.—W. Woodbridge and F. Wood-
bridge, Old Gravel-lane, St. George-in-the-East, rivet
manufacturers—J. Jones and W. H. Lewis, Bristol, wine
and spirit dealers—J. Disk and H. Kcenig, West Strand,
musical instrument makers—T. Mitchell and 11. Sinden,
Hastings, carpenters H. Din: dale, and G. Cook,
Strand, operative chemists—Mary Cooper, Harriett
Field, and H. Hood, Hunsler, Yorklihire, iron manufac-
turers (as far as regards Harriet Field)—H. C. Bond and
T. Shutileworth, Ipswich, tanners—T. Bell and W. H.
Challis, Shepherd's-nush, brickmakers—J. Newton sad
H. Jones, Leigh, Lancashire, drapers—R. Greenhalgh,
jun., and J. Greenhalgh, Burnley., Lancashire, grease
manufacturers—K. G. Key and K. D. Mitchell, Newgate-
street, agents—W. L. Chandler and G. Badhatn,
Ter. keshury, Gloucestershire, attornt-ys and solicitors—
W. Storey and J. Simpson, Lancaster, painters—H.
Akroyd and D. Baron, Bacup, Lancashire, cotton ma-
nufacturers—J. Berry, T. Berry, jun., and J. Slater,
Sheffield, spirit mercuants (as far as regards J. Slater)—
G. Bell and C. P. E. Vandermin, Portland-row, High-
street, Camberwell, cheeserriongars—J. T. Douglas and
T. Walker, Greenwich, carpenters—M. Woodward and
D. Brown, Liverpool, confectionery—J. Dale, J. Dale,
and S. Matthews, Penalt, Monmouthshire, paper makers
—P. H. Bull and T. Whitmore, Regent-meet, City; road,.
fancy stationers—S. Branscomb and S. H. Branscomb,
Vii'arriugton, tanners and curriers—T. Gascoigne, R.
W. Smith, Sarah Gascoigne, Maria Gascoigne, Char-
lotte Gascoigne, G. L. Cowley, and Anne Cowley, Not-
tingham, hosiers—J. Ticken and E. Allen, Hythe, Kent,

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
William Woodbridge, Basingstoke, saddler.
Outhwsite, Low [[arrogate, Yorkshire, stone mason.
John North, Low Harrogate, Yorkshire.
William Renshaw, Loughborough, Leicestershire, cooper.
William Pool, Hinton Blewot, Somereetshire, butcher.
George Kinghorn, Carlisle, innkeeper.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

R. Alexander, jun., Glaßow, commission merchant,
to meet within tha Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow, April
14 and May 5, at one.

THE FRIMLEY MURDERERS.

APPREHENSION OF ANOTHER BURGLAR.
HORSHAM, SUSSEX, SATURDAY.—This was the day
appointed by the magistrates for the re-examination of
Samuel Harwood, one of the persons charged with the
murder of the Rev. Mr. Holiest, and James Hamilton,
the approver in the Uckfiold burglary. The Town-hall
was crowded to excess by pertons anxious to hear the
proceedings.
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Mrs. Harriet Stoner was called and examined—She
said she lived at Kidford, in Sussex. On the night of
the 3d of June last she fastened up her house when she
went to bed. The only other person sleeping in the
house was her man servant. At about two o'clock in
the morning she heard a noise, and called out " Who's
there?" At the same instant her bedroom door was
burst open, and five men entered the room. She then ran
into another' room, and was followed by three of the
men, two of whom had pistols, and the other a chisel.
They then got her down in a corner, with the pistols
close to her head. She said. " For God's sake spare my
life." They said, "We will either have your lite or
your money." Two of the men then brought her her
keys, and she gave them a pocket containing her money.
They then lett the house. It was about three o'clock in
the morning. She was quite satisfied that there were
five men in the room, and one watching outside.
Samuel Stemming was then called, and proved that
he saw six men together about half•past three that
morning, on their way from Mrs. Stoner's house.
At this stage of the proceedings,
Mr. W. H. Biddlecombe, the chief superintendent of
the Surrey constabulary, the
andoffi u°keer througha whose exer-
tions the Frimlev murdererseld burglars were
apprehended, addressed the bench. He said, from cir-
cumstances which had come to his knowledge, it was
necessary that he should apply at once for a remand.
He came there that morning prepared with evidence
which, after it had beenread , would justify them in com-
mitting both the prisoners; but in consequence of a
communication he had received that morning, that John
Isaacs had been apprehended yesterday at Frome, in
Somersetahire, and whom he charged as one concerned
in that and the Uckfield robbery, if the bench would
grant a remand, it would enable him to place the man in
the dock with the other prisoners.
The magistrates then ordered the statement of the
prisoner Hamilton to be read. It was as follows:
" The voluntary confession of James Hamilton, who
saith, that last spring was the first time I met with
Isaacs at Farnham-common; he has no regular resi-
dence, but lives in a travelling waggon. Ho came
to me there. I was making bee-hives. He planned
it out to make a robbery at Kidford, neart Petwortb.
lie went to Guildford for two men to help, and brought
back three, two of them were Levi Harwood and Samuel
Harwood, and the other James Jones. John Harri,
alias Smith, went with Isaacs to Guildford. lasses told
me to meet him at a place called Hiding's 8311, in
Godalming, and bring their old clothes and a dark
lanthorn. They all five came and met me there, making
six cf us. We agreed to go two at a time, and meet in
a wood between Kidford and Ball's-cross. We all six
met there. When night came two of us went forward
to watch the place we intended to rob; the other four,
of whom I was one,remained behind until the two others
came back to us at the lone lane at the aide of the road.
We all stripped and disguised ourselves, and put on
masks. We all went to the house on Cadford-common.
The name of the woman is Harriet Stone. The Guild-
ford men broke through the shutters, and took out the
whole frame of glass. One went in and let the others
in. We all looked about to find the money, but we did
not find any. They then went into the kitchen and found
the stair-foot door was fastened. The woman heard us,
and said.' Who is here? Several of them burst open the
door, and we all ma up steins Whe woman screamed and