The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-29 00:00:00

PAIT!f.;I6HITS DISSOLVED.

J. P. Ward and it7ii:iumlTCliiaccie;u;: :li-tinware &awn—
c. 0111 and D. Sidgley, Wodburo, Ruckingluinishlre, chair
manufacturers—H. Dickinson and B. Mons, Nottingham, stone.
masons—A. Hall and H.P. IHron, Union-street, Southwark,
grocers—W.
—asWiliell'ieti G.
"""h°rPelq Coal RtuOy T. Clayton,
an"T,
Clayton—G. W. Abell and 0. Y. Abair, Weatbirry4Mordevern,
Gloucestershire. brick manulacturen—A. L J. la Coq, J. Turn.
bull, sad R. Siltem, M -court, City. merelmala, en gar
regsrds A. L. J. Ls Cog—A. Mitchell and B. Harrises,losebo-
rough, Yorkshire wine merchants—T. Hutchlueon, T. Haw,
and J. 0. Hood. Liverpool, general ship stews sagnients, so hr
as regard@ J. G. Hood—M. Chubb and F. Chubb, /do=
street, City, wine merchanta—J. Briggs and T. Damao.
Lancashire, Ironfounders—J. Dneworth and T. Unaworth, Liver-
pool, confectioners-4. N. Hancock and J. Hancock, itidagrovia
litaltordahlre, bakers—H. Rattly and J. Johneon, Mark-hoe,
City, ship broken—C. Alexander and & Fields, Bsrnsky, Tort.
shire, stay manutactarems—H. Moss and T. West. Noblimitreet,
M. Lake's, engineers—l Wilson. W. Little, and W. Henslaw
;tleeeasedl. Manchester, hanging manufacturers, so far as
regards W. Henshaw . Oovey and F. etyma. Grawar.darro
SomereSown, bootutakars—W. Hammett and J. Hammett
puddle, Donetahlre, bullden—P. Ingham. gen., and P. li
)nn., flaked. Lancashire, pawnbrokets—& Lynn and
Liverpool. timber roembaate—T. Carablne and J. Kaye. Liver-
pool, cartowners—J. Tribe and A. G. Hamden, Basinghallstnet,
City, fancy Mationers—J. Catkin and I. Haynes, attornays—L
Adams and M. M.Hatr. Great Titcheeldatreet, Oxfonlotreat,
conrt mananeturen-11. Man and W. L. nook, Bristol, con-
veyancers.

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Tam STROM—The bricklayers have issued the
followinflneoties to their men :—" Fellow-workmen,—You
, are here informed that the builders have decided to put
is force t hour peyment, on and after Monday neat, the
Ist of July Yea are already aware of the evils of this
rotten, therefore we need not argue the point, but we im-
press upon you the necessity of resisting this encroachment
to the utmost el your power, as it will render us powerless
is their hands ; we therefore call upon you to resist it, that,
by manning together upon your various jobs, and then
protesting against it to your employers, and if that be not
sufficient, leave your employment., telling your employers
that you will not resume work until the Saturday half-ho-
liday is conceded, Where you are not locked out, pay up
your levies and subscriptions to support those that am?"
At a delegate meeting of the carpenters held on Tbursdey
evening reports were Oven in sa to thestate of feeling in that
branch ; and it was decided that the trade should remain in
for the present under pretest, with the exception of thine
at one or two of the largest firms, whose men were to be
called out. The firms to be struck will be settled today.
We are informed that Mr. Myers convened the whole of kis
empeaters, 101 in number, and asked them to sign a paper
agreeing to accept the hourly payment, and one man only
agreed to sign it. A long conversation ensued, which ended
by Yr. Myers informing the men that if he were com-
pelled to give the compromise to the masons he should give
it all round, and the men being detained as hour beyond
their usual time he gave them 51. to be divided
amongst them. On leaving, the men, with a few exceptions
only, went over to the masons lodge room, and paid in the
messy to the strike committee. The plasterers intend to
adopt a ahnilar course to the carpenters.