The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-29 00:00:00

EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.

Lest erring the moral Mars of the Tarries
summate.. .4 this saseciniun aga' at am raster.
mil Orel. The atteadeasi was sot, so sameness a 0.
pense • nisionsos kit nolo hes dee to tits safaventshis
ignited the weather. Mr. W. D. Own, of the knot
Jutish Pest, ten the chair.
ale Li
ram ter sit (the
to:nuy) in (Anion* to the *QM
preended dcacribe the progress, the pry
t state, s*l the future prospects of as early tieing
if. nut It would he recollected that at the own
▪ June pains. held lest year they were nearly rtn. is
..ht, an it was tan sitargested that sash parses pressen
gibaataisty to number) should undertake to diner
aa--„ala p:seisl the inartistic's en • more seism Intim,
• dog thst consistcut and Liberal friend st the mowi-
ng"l Mr. Hitchcock, in order to escurrago their efforts,
tagind tout whatever the ',regale amount might be
.4 Nth ete.l he 110111.1 double it. (Hen hear.) The
pot [hair shoulders to the wheel, mad
ts ear. that Phi: had been collemed—(hear)—seal
Me womed Mr. Hitchcock was informed se it he amine-
s...l,-v drew • ens ie toes similar amount. (Blear) Welk
inesil nag sa debt, thanks to their own new sad
▪ a.rte parrosity of Mr. Hit:hook. they had e brews
at their beakers. (Laid cheers.) Sine the lest
saas4 gathering two important public mooting, bad bees
101 l a the metering, on. s:. diary's, Islington. and sae
pitire-steret. in both instant., ItlCOnitellioo with the Vicar
M the pan.h in which the meeting took place. The publi•
wan. of the sec .ty had a:so pcso forwarded to every
sier,sman unasfoomist ISlliiittf to Loudon, with a
a 'Nag thetr iv-operation and support, sad the
r. salt vrea that nee thee at sermons nil bees
81°re:helm the elisalim and chapels of the metropolis so
Una at the 10....siest. Besides this, be, •• aaga•tary.
Ind att. "ch...., semi meetings is the country—at Notting.
baa, se la ....ter, St It. &ding, and in Croydon, end bad
sawed in 1411.110 ways the proceedings of the country 'o-
pener• sad was happy to be able to report that the
mosislerahly in the towns be had
that the hours of Mediu el bad le en abridged is
&mot all e • In Leedom too, n very great advance had
sac, the 1.4 year. Shoolbred and CO. now
dotal at .en and, what ot.L.IIZIOOt important. they
real at teat hour also on Saturday nights. The other
Imilitrtn,.l.:e houses in the drapery trade, the SIOSSIF
Awl other biases in the mane district, had
the had "event establishments in
rtrcet. OW in Soho-aone closed at half.past sin
sad others in II Away yard, Islington, and other parts of
London, 1.e.1 also ahandosied the practice of late hoses.
A ceossilerahle .1.1,034 e had also hen made with the wool-
len draper, ws, .4 whom in Ilulborn, the Borough, and
La4an.bgh now closed at half past sic The hosiers also
had in man o:•: ince* followed the example of the drapers,
gad .alepti .1 ear:y hour* tor closing their establishments.
Oseof the .:r .ngest opponents to the nommen in Isling-
ton bad call. LI en him and suggiLsted that a circular should
he most rand to the trade generally, to induce them to
gat at seas, sad • young but extensive boom in the
Sonagh. Tarn and Company. had promised if one house ia
the Illielifnareroad anal antique m Lambeth would clone
at neen• they wool) do as, being convinced of the alma•
age. of early closing hat not liking to lead the way.
Gm awn and Co. had taken the same view of the matter,
and be (Mr Liaalll had no doubt that in the course of the
ewe,/ UMW, an anangessent would be generally effected
h hr pfmap it houses on the other side of the water to
gra, earl: In all respects the pmgress of the move-
ment was most encouraging, and the number of
yeroas a,..opting early hours was incremin every
year. the 'acre...cis more in the last, haring been greater,
this is aoy previous one. Amongst the various asses
wh:a were at the present time operating to the success of
the MOOTOI•ht des the lides or emigration which was dow-
n; oar. Whet the sauvignon Snit commenced its labours
they bad to meet sot only the prejudice, but the hostility,
et nay at the employen—an hostility which was the
woe effectual from the helpleu condition of the employed.
• lot. hours wen at that tame emnplained of by the
pas: men. they were told, .• If you don't like It you am
kin it.'• tt bring well keno that if they left there win
no other employment to he had. New the case
liderrot. Now there IMO mere situation than them
were ping men to ill them, sad the employed had
the opportunity of selecting establisluseats where lb.
iseemary I. ,sui• for physical heath and mental its-
puircasent ass 31100,0 d. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.)
It was intended during the present year to hold a number
of par die meetings in the moropolis in complain with
the serious places of worship (Church of Easton and nos-
tonfarouru), the clergymen of which generally had es-
pc-sed sot only their readiness, bet their gaiety, to aid
the CllllO. (Hear. hear.) They ales premed to hold
great central public meeting is Esseserel or Covent
Gunn Theatre, and it was pushers these wesld be (I-
kon' up by mistimes aids nitippilligitemployem,
tre:hs of whom were win_
_he woo happy tow), is favour
Meaning early. He bared more good would be done by
brining th.m face to 6111, with the employed, to talk the
Mager over facets bee Ike Neighbours sad friends, which,
lithe improved NOM a brag now prevailing. might
he more safely dime dos by soy other mesas. (Cheers.)
It was aho proposed to establish wary societies, to in-
duce ladies to glinsuren ouch shop r seatiesed to keep
era late at night. Further, it wee ialsaded to contras
Ye sid of amnions, and to send itondainnis initial the
inipration of other trades. le the nee el goners and
errs% it had been suggested that the late bow at which
Hwy were kept employed prevented their attesdny any day ,
ft rear( meeting to meet this dilloslty, it might be de.
*Mk to hold • menug at time se eve titer is the
(lieu., hear.) It had her mid by some that
On oar net he easetersl oars they conned perfect
insalmity es the per of re employers. That wait
isserig M b • loped kit Im WA a ausirroas body ; but, is
ift arms, of that, they dad/ ds all is their power to es-
Mossy are she ware Ihraselsb to es mommeat. It wee
eles =? that the sislikimm of mem mow is
Ow dwdd stmessi. Ow miss
Mind
erns wide As mid mosprise at the law" abided
garhaZartsigh _ewssii do dud h. Is
estlita. liimsdn, sad jorwddis for
sherd Lemke ha boiled Mut-
=diea this vesper ? Item.) Wle.ibmild us
so have public libraries bore. end why did adds Whisk
Hawn. and the Natlsmel Gallery he threw apes is the
weary, that these whit leers mewl di dot Is Wiwi.
might bar the topportrity of virile reek obi deetrog
imumait awl issinsilits from them
The erratum bddly adverted in the eireamelaree d
the owwwwwwwwt sir the se* deft is•visme. sad esr
pormail th• daft at Ow wassues dish hsd assay
issiowl. NM bathos sow of Ito whist whisdm end he
williswei that he wed hail an with Os sleuths that
NpsiN aims
s•ww• erred their imiedess they w•sid
dew at thistr or wens, sr
it
is=ss ono
Mein kW se err Ile bed sever say kr
of thst red; awl bri bows ors the rewerad ke the
ardent he bid pissed is Ws own yeses um at
Noe hw pass theism st dew was theerratbile
meepettter kr the polo dog @NA* simistiss. ACisiss)
Be brewed sae wessat Shimmied dhilssrlite Now
sat wadi he • rii• is iiiiihs mess iscars etth• sew
Chas ef the employed. sot As amillisset of • Netter
brag between them sod their Ho was laze ales
k word teed to the iamb strilLimalses. for there wee
as deer that the mama weird ebb/Wm psi sot easiest
sinter wee fee thee, rine dee esasideustioa tar
the Moron re of (Obsses)
Hr. Ntcooraam,.Cds. sea Si. Rev. 1. Bit %Nes,
Nis severally midoilisi the wwatisi es the peddle brat-
hp el theimexy= ssrameite—so sedel, 'Bulim-
ia* id of Os Sisisows of as I; Gaud
Lids% it. larlisid Ahab yes As.Aeldies cherub
ar to the emisaroseft_thor with Ns item at
Pow_ 1•••••-ei suds elks.
at P. Cuts epees et do bswilhe awl as do
rag mew by the Yews Moe. Asides Aussintiss,The
Starr of Bailor Tee.q KIM'S Ili=asedilis minks
slims be rms. men, wed MS • .I.=
hen otem my sed by early versebe
sentiments • is die asedes. set is.
Owing' Arks to thepsi t sad the pests 111. Iltabt adv.:i-
sle, the movemest, wen spokes to by Mr. Attar Lag. •
Tiwaspos. sad *dm, sad at • rather labe beer the
tirgoetreogra;persted=arly highly prided with re
et the

DU/MM DU= 01, TIMM CHILDItZtr.—A
frightful eammeme Me jest limppeued at Nevis, sear
Pv Inerth Wales. TM wife a • labourer, whe
a Muse remotely situated free ether dwellings, bad
tenni= to go far milk to a farm at mum dimmer, mod
duns' Mr Mama looked Mr time yang Makes, aged
torprotinly live, them, Gad ono ran, is tee imam ; •
Mee quantity M tom is the straw Miriam boss previossly
punt there. This by soma as... blame limited, and on
the retorts of the as. OM Mud the Mom on ars sad
ker three childros Must to mhos. TM mother is is • state
II drum-ties.

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ARRIVAL of ADMIRAL COlUtY'fl FLIEIf.—QtaENS.
,wsr„ Two o'CLosm, fitmoar.—This rarimest Rear
Admiral Corry's fleet, the Chanel armadres, km arrived,
sumatiag of leer Majesty's ship Priam Regent, 90 guns,
Captain Hutto', bearing the admirers Sag, bine at the
mato; Rodney, 90, Captain Graham, brother to Sir Jams
Graham: and Leander, 60, Captain Klan, in twenty days
heat Lotion, all well. The dent experienced boisterous
*Lather loving the voyage, and for arms or eight days
were under close-reefed topsails. It was a work of consi-
derable difficulty for the fleet to come to MAW crowded
111 the station of Queenstown is with foreign vessels, lades
lob breadstuff,
Tug CtreNTE9ll or EGLINTort IN BILYANT.—The
C,fels of kttlistoe, accompanied by the Mims Coekerell
mite, paved, on Saturday, through this town en roods
tor Efenston Castle, Ardroman. Her ladyship arrived by
14 L later Railway train at 20 minutes post 12, and was
henweirl by Rotten Henderson, Esq , steam pocket meet;
Jae Moore, Ksq., propnetor of the Donegal Arms Hotel;
nia J. lL Smith, Hui , secretary to the Ulster Railway
Camay. Mr. Ileadencia had the honor of handing her
laryst.:l to the carriage which was prepared to convey her
Ort to I;.^ Azdrossan boat. The handsome little steamer,
e , the vessel M which the countess was to sail,
Sneed is 'mon; order, and, together with several other
b*sts, wee deece.!ed fur the occasion with Union
Jae,,, sad oth;,, fl.g. and streamers. The day weere-
sarkahlr fine, end at one o'ctudi the vessel slipped from
ketingnnor., and proceeded down the Channel. matt th•
es.
Aware of the people and the firing of guns. The object
ladyship's visit to Scotland is mid to be purely ;Am*.
Ol—aaawly, by her pretence to sid and patronise serssr fur chorilahle purpose*, to be held at Kilmarnock.
The emote. is ex tad to return to Ireland during thin
wry
ma will likely come the same route. Her 'zed-
I prubably isad handow Thursday etersiag.—Bi‘ oso Nekl•Legen,