The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-17 00:00:00

THE LOCI-OUT II THE IRON MAD&

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Throughout South Staffordshire there is no
loom any expectation that the disastrous struggle in the
iroe Inds will terminate within a ressocable period. At
the time that hopes were being entertained that the leek
out would cease, either by the material that the North
Staffordshire paddlers malehem east to their modem is
make them independent of their hibour, or by tosses of the
roes in North Staffordshire being driven back to their
work by absolute weak wrests were transpiring which
sow show that by slather of those means is an ed.
j gamest of the difffoulty to be brought about.
The troeweeksee,towhom the result of the meeting of dele-
gates is Leedom hes became bows, are all in the highest
spirits. They believe that by the miens ecombisatione of
animas throughout the kingdom, whose support is, they
' 'Goddard, virtually pledged on their behalf, they alien be
' able to withstand the oombined Isaias of the mama. The
air of indifferease which has hitherto characterised the oleo
will now be mon than ever manifested, whilst the masters,
es their part, are resolving to peak forward their combine.
Liege. It is expected that the North Stafford mm will so
longer be excluded from the uoice, now that the trade
socasties have determined not only to support them, but
have reemnieseded that the Mame which has sprung up
between them and the executives should be adjusted.
Yesterday the iroomeaten assembled in Birmingham at
their mad weekly 'Clime, seemed generally to entertain
views less matideet as to the speedy terminatioa of the lock.
oat than was expressed in Wolverbaniptoe oil the
day Wore. At the mow time they did sot generally believe
that ell the sesistease that trades' societies could
render would be snakiest to maintain the vast number of
people who would soon be thrown out of employmest. The
result of the meeting of the Scotch iromautem In
Gksegow, on Wednesday, when it was resolved that
a reduction in the wages of the peddlers and
the anima of that country, similar in amount
to that which was declared by the Faddish irononsters at
their meeting in Birmingham, should be declared throughout
Scotland ; and, further, that no workmen should be em-
=ad is that country who went there from tbo districts of
where the men were es strike or were locked eat
was regarded as most satisfactory. The proosedinga at the
Glasgow meeting were read as indleatior a commtilf
*seamed between the Soda and the English
which would result to a coalition that would work
satidaoterily to the interests of the trade. Os behalf of the
mashies here it is statedthat, if it should be fated neesseery,
no diflcalty will be ezperiinasd in bringing about sash a
combnatire es will mama the whole of the kingdom, seek
finding security in the unity of ell.

SOCIETY 701 TIM XNOOOI4OII3IENT OF THE Piss
Asia.—Last evening Dr. Charles Deemer delivered an in.
twenties lectors " Os Ornamestal Manufacture. more per.
tieskiny of Glass and Crockery Ware," before a nomerom
meth*
ZooLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON. At the
medial georral mooting bald yesterday at the society's
home ia Ihmovermeare—the Right Hoe. Sir George
Clerk, Bert., is the eheir—Visealet Cutlet:ode, Load
Oungssor, lied Rothe's. Sir A. Basaermao, Bart. General
Sir W. Paty, Xs* the Hoo. Robert Needham,
Captsia Weed, sad Hewn. J. W. Clark,
Barrott, Wst. H. Ridgway. Franck Harris, AlezmAer
Down, Philip Southby. A. Leroy, R. A. Holbyti. Thomas
J. C. Balsbndge, 0. F. Hibiere, Wm. G. Baker, Frederick
R. Wen., sad Henry Gebhardt were sleeted fellows, sad
G. B. Brady, Req. of Bishop Wearmoutb, •oorreepoeding
member of the society. Thirty-three new candidates for
the fellowship were proposed for election et the seat
mentiag.
lloasow SCHOOL.—Yesterday afternoon, in ac-
cordance with a numeresely slowed requisitiou, a vestry
:Itaof ishabitasts or Ste parish of Harrow wee held
t the
stioesl Selsoole, Routh, to take bow oeseideratioa
the recommendatiose of the Royal Commissioners is re.
femme to the " Fr.. Otuatner School of Jobs Leos,* ann.
moiety innows as Barrow School. The Rev. F. H. Jaye*,
M.A., the Vicar of Harrow, presided, sad the manias was
sddresesd by Kr. Michael, Mr. W. D. Sesames, the Rev. C.
0. Lapsed. Mr. 0. F. Green, sad several of the lead's(
parishimers. It was easteuded that the endowment ci
Jobs Lyme was Weeded primarily for Harrow tows, his
main object being the education of Borrow boys, his mond
object the aeration of " foreigaers." Is the growth
OW ached the foundation hal beams seemdary, sod the
foarreeiisgss the male elemest of tie school. Tlos object of she
parish'iosem, it wee urged, shook' be twofold : Snit to
pavan haterferesee with the privilege of the laudation ;
sad nosed. to oppose my lientatioe of the numbers of the
whole sehool. While 171.17.. was paid by each fousda.
tamer. sad 411.55. by mein hums boarder, it could hardly
be mid thell these domes rewired a free *dainties at
Harrow. The Ossessieelosers is their sport bad indicated
25 gnineeens a fair &eggs for dwtioe proper. New
Was( those agues to be esneet, the school, which lest ea
bemuse of 13001., could *damn arra& of 40 boys. Thu
report of the Osenadellosime was filly discussed, es well am
the iateatioas ei Joke Lyme, the header of tiro asinal. and
it was agreed that pirilmosst danld be memorialised le re.
foresee to the 1111111U1414=11 Ire to introduced for the
f atom nandaties of the
Dyspepsia aadipssiioa), Cough, Asthma, Om-
No smoSisik
w naggaig, cometiprraetty pation. Nervouswttbou, binot
saloo, ua. soll
m* itebists. owed is
oorsoolowo. w Do Itterrs dabskes
Ambles Pio{ aro any tams Ho cost la other somstlos.
WO suss osowaly..—Do Ilaty NW Co., No. TT,
Woke. W. la Ilas. at Is. let ; 111 s" So ed.: tor=

LIFEBOAT sKllVlol3.—Tharing the storms
Gifts poet year, 11166, the beide at the National Lisboa
Inglikalke saved 6fft from different wrecks on oar made.
The Inglitation .119,651 14e. sd. in the game
pined cm its LUeboat la addition to granting
Al Ale is rewards toe saving hie wrecked penman Its
Mime& and other magma. The Wee of the
mum* APPIAL to the mall° toe ASSISTLN mai&
tine to eta the evatineed heavy demands on the Limitation's
160 lifeboat eitablidinsente.
Contributiona aro received by Mara Willis and Co.. Harriet
and Co.. Cootie and Co., and by all the Landers and country
be
nitnker% and byJottootreot. the emolazy,
balutst Livia, En., at the In-
@liate, H. 1.4•101.

VPUBLIC COMPANIES. - REGIBTRA-
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