The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-11 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. White and G. Haslam, Matlock. Derbyshire, rail-
way contractors—H. Jones and R. Junes, Great Mit-
chell-street, St. Luke's. toy manufacturers—J. Vaughan
and E. Elkes, Lower Eaton-street, and Bdgrave•street,
Pimlico, coachbuilders—J. Adams and W. Cooper,
Stoke-upon-Trent, china manu!acturcrs—S. Reed and F.
Deane, Liverpool, shipbrokers—J. Burgess, J. Eaton,
and S. Eaton, Mottram in Longdendsle, Cheshire, iron •
moulders (so far as regards J. Eaton)—S. Eyre and E.
J. Eyre, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, advertising agents
—J. Mellor and H. Mellor, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, auc-

tioneers—J. Lambert, jun:, L. H. Kingston, W. 11. G.
Kingston, J. Lambert, T. Lambert, and Charlotte Egan,
Oporto and London, merchants—R. Cooke and S. Foster,
Nottingham, linen and woollendrapers—C. Pizzie and R.
Keyte, Noble-street, City, commission agents—B. burn-
ing and C. It) der, Birmingham, die-sinkers—R. Willy
and T. Willy, Sydling, St. Nicholas, Dorset,hire—Ra-
chel Lindo and B. Lindo, Bishopsgate-street, City,
chemists and druggists—H. R. Cornish and F. J.
Cornish, Penzance, druggists and grocers—R. Guest and
J. Thompson, Salford and Manchester, cotton spinners—
J. Muskett and W. Muskett, Holt and Cley, Norfolk,
grocers—J. Whewell and W. Sudell, Royton, bleachers
and whitsters—T. Openshaw, 0. 0. Openshaw, and J.
0. Openshaw, Bury; Lancashire, woollen manufacturers
and woolstaplers (so far as regards T. Openshaw)—S.
L. Bensusan and A. de M. Hassan, Fenchurch-street,
commission merchants—H. Elliott and S. Elliott, Dal-
stun, bricklayers and builders—T. Turlay and F. Eller-
%haw, Halifax, commission agents—C. Taylor and J.
Rodgers, Walton, Derbyshire, bobbin manufacturers—
, J. Kipling and H. Kipling, Friday-street, City—W.
Brush, E. Knapp, and W. Knapp, Swindon, Wiltshire
(so far us regards W. Brush)—J. Pratt, jun., and W.
Pratt, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, earthenware ma-
nufacturers— W. Humberston and W. Willey, Leicester,
hosiers—C. Edge and F. Ayre, Margaret-street, Spafields,
goldsmiths and jewellers—R. Howard and T. Howard,
Bridgehouse.place, Newington-causeway, builders—C.
W. Rayner and J. F. Rayner, Southampton, book-
sellers—T. Wilson, J. Hall, G. Hall, T. Newsome, and
Hemingway,E. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen manu-
facturers (so far as regards G. Hall)—C. Johnson and
G. Watson, Regent-street, Westminster, lamp and chan-
delier manufacturers—M. Oates and J. E. Oates, York
and Halifax, architects—J. Sellars, R. Johnson, and W.
Johnson, Manchester, gum and starch manufacturers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
William Taylor, Huddersfield, cloth manufacturer.
Simon Jones, St. Alban's, watchmaker.
Thomas Gower, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, baker.

Filmer Phipps, Margate.
Thoresi Watts, Habirgham Eves, Lancashire, railway

carrier.
Henry 11. Peters, Bristol, merchant's clerk.
Clara Crawford, Paxhill-park, Sussex, widow.
William Iredale, Bridlington, Yorkshire.
Jacob Poole, Bradford, collier.
Greenwood Bentley, jun., Bradford, law clerk.
John Williams, Neath, Glamorganshire, mason.
Ann Rhodes, Bradford, milliner and dressmaker.
James Lei, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, butcher.
James C. Richardson, St. Alban s, upholsterer.
James Mills, Feckenham, Worcestershire.
John Underhill, Exeter, millwright.
Bryan Doherty, Bristol, labourer.
John Foord, Bristol, switchman.
John Scarell, Staverton, Yorkshire, yeoman.
Georgo F. Budd, Brighton, servant.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

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J. M'Lean, Edinburgh, veterinary surgeon and drug.
gist, to meet within Stevenson's Sale Rooms, Edinburgh,
March 13 and April 10, at two.
P. Wilson, Hawick, woollen manufacturer, to meet
within the Tower Inn, Hawick, March 15 and April 15,
at twelve.
Mrs. I. Irons or Low, Dundee, flesher, to meet within
twelve.th
the Royal Hotel, Dundee, March 14 and April 11, at
H. Clarke and D. M'Lellan, Glasgow, merchants, to
meet ithin the Eagle Hotel, Glasgow, Marc;i 14 and
April 4. at one.
A. Waddell, Glasgow, coalmaster, to meet within the
George Hotel, Glasgow, March 15 and Aprils, at twelve.

SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY.—We hear that the
following have been proposed for the new board of di-
rectors of this railway:—Hon. Mr. Dunda3, Mr. Spiers
of Culdees; Mr. Campbell, of Moczie; Mr. Wilson. ma-
nufacturer, Bannockburn; Provost Dewar, Ballie Puller,
and Mr. Wylie, factor, .13olfrack.%—Perthshire Courier.