The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-08 00:00:00

In the Country.

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D. Smith, King's S winford, Staffordshire, Dec. 30, at twelve,
at the Court, Bristol.
At the Court of Review, Dec. 26.
N. G. Coombes, Craven-street, Strand, coal-merchant--G.
E. Noone, East- street, Manchester-square, engineer and
manufacturer of pumps and gas apparatus--T. Cotsworth,
Salisbury, builder.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Clark and C. W. Collins, Glasshouse-street, Regent-
street, gild and silver lacemeu and embroiderers—H. Broad
and J. Broad, Stourport, Worcestershire, malsters and corn
dealers—T. Forahall and A. Kirkwood, Doddiugton-grove,
Kennington, surgeons—W. Archer, D. Daly, JO3. Malcomson,
Joshua Malcomson, John Malcomson, W. Malcomson, and R.
Malcomson, Liverpool (as far as regards D. Daly)--J.
Brooker and T. Prior, Little Coram-street, Russell-square,
van-proprietors—J. Jackson and J. Miller, Ratcliffe,
Lancashire, iron-founders—H. Croughton and W. Harding,
Upper-street, and Barnsbury place, Islington, tobac-
conists—S. Eyre and F. Shaw, Derby, stock and
share-brokers—B. Salter and S. Knowles, Exeter, brewers—
R. Long and W. Marshall, IVinsford, Chester, salt-manu-
facturers—R. Hammersley and T. Cook, Wigan, Lancashire,
linen and woollen drapers—E. Dean and T. S. Page, Cross-
lane, St. Mary-at-Hill, City, general commission-merchants
—S. W. Moore and A. Moore, Wolverhampton, factors—E.
Potter and B. Broadhurst, Manchester, yarn-merchants—
J. Proctor and P. Proctor, Bishopgate-street Without, snuff
and tobacco-manufacturers—W. Glasspoole and J. Standley,
Wyrnondam, Norfolk, auctioneers and appraisers—G. Learey
and A Rowley, Manchester, hat-block manufactureers—J.
Kent and G. Walters, Birmingham, gold chainmakers—J.
Billing and G. Easton, jun., Reading, architects—T. Slagg,
jun., and W. W. Hardy, Manchester, commission agents—
W. Moore and S. Goodison, Lime-street, City, wholesale
' coffee-dealers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
L J. Young, Macduff, Banff wood-merchant, to meet within
the Fife Arms Inn, Maeda', Dec. 13 and Jan. 10, at one.

Tun WONDER OF WONDERS.—AN enormous bear,
fed upon bread for the
the last twelve me
onths, challengeancois
al
m-
parison with any of prizes Bazaar. Th
will be exhibited dead and dressed, so as to show the depth
of fat, during Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
the four days of the cattle-show, in front of Mr. Ray's pre-
mises, No. 8, King-street, Baker-street, two doors only from
' the Bazaar, and was fattened by those celebrated perrequiers,
crforners, hair-cutters, and hair-dyers, Messrs. Ross and
PIIILANTDROFIC SOCIETY, ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS.-- gons, 119, Bishopsgate-street, Loudon, of whom only can the
The quarterly ( ourt of this corporation was held on Friday.
Several. hana-ome donations to the Society were reported, genuine bear's-pease be obtained.
TROTTING MATCH FOR TEN POUNDS A SIDE.—
including one of 50/. from Jchn Salte, Esq., and a legacy of On Friday the three miles' trotting match between Mr. Put-
-200/ from Mrs. A. Waring. Out of fifty five hoys taught tuck's grey cob and Mr. Elgie's brown mare, came off over a
and placed out as apprentices, or otherwise, in different trades
during the past year, all but four have turned out well. In measund distance of road at Tottenham. The terms of the
reference to the increasing interest expressed by the magic- match were to train harness for 5/. aside. The match was
commenced at good Speed, the mare turning the mile at a
tracy of London and Middlesex in the reformation of
juvenile offenders, it was resolved to extend the benefits of lead,
of the second mile the mare still retained
e conclusion and covering the distance in 3 minutes and 33 seconds.
At th
the Society's religious and industrial education to boys re-
an advantage, and went over the second mile in 3 minutes
commended by Magistrates, or others, on payment only of
ng, It was also stated that and 3i seconds, they were then rattling away for the goal at
their expenses of bnard and clothi
an increased speed, when the mate broke out to a gallop and
the rescairas of the charity cott!ti not maintain more than was pulled in and turned. This gave the horse an opportu-
sixty boys, b::t thet its accom:r d,tions were alecitrat to
receive for reformation at heat .te times that number. nity to n,alie ground, and the driver of the mare finding all
, chance of winning lost relinquished the race, and the, horse
The reform school lately erected by the society was reported i accomplished the three miles of wad in 10 minutes and 50
t bey nearly completed. ie444146. ,