The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-08 00:00:00

STEAM WHARF.
THE Fast, Safe, and Favourite Packets VIVID
and WATERWITCH, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY;
.aalooll, 10s. ; Fore Cabin, 3s. The Magnificent Steamer WIL-
"ERFORCE, every SATURDAY ; Saloon, 15s. ; Fore Cabin, 6s. ;
at Eight o'Clock in the Morning of each day.
For further particulars apply at the Company's-office, 41, Fish-
street-hill; Mr. Underwood, 56, Haymarket ; or at the Wharf.
EDWARD ABELL, Agent.
London, Bth September, 1536.
P. S.—The Vivid made the last trip to Hull in the incredibly
abort space of 2") sours (being the quickest since that of tbe Wil-
berforce, on the `9oth May last) ; all the Vivid's passengers for
Leeds and Sheffield went foward immediately by the river steamers
(thus preventing a delay of 24 hours in Hull, which passengers by
this vessel only avoided), and would arrive at the above places in
about 27 hours from London.

GREAT LEINSTER AND MUNSTER
RAILWAY.
FIRST EXTENSION FROM DUBLIN TO KILKENNY.
At the FIRST HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the Com-
pany, held at their Offices, 62, Mocrgate-street, this day,
FRANCIS WILSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman in the Chair.
The following resolutions were passed unanimously:—
Moved by Joszen HA RILLS, Esq., seconded by G. L. S3tvrii, Esq.
Ist. That the Report, Statement of Accounts, and Memorial to
Government, now read, be approved, received, and entered on the
minutes.

Moved by EDWARD IRV/tiG, Esq., seconded by EDWARD
STEW ART, Esq.
2d. That the Report be printed and distributed amongst the Pro-
prietors.

Moved by G. L. SMYTH, Esq., seconded by JAMES HORSEMAN,
E.
T That the Proprietors of thesq Great Leinster and Munster
Railway
feel it an imperative duty to protest against the principles
laid down by the Commissioners on Irish Railways of undue in-
terference with private enterprize, and they cannot but regret
that the recommendations of the Commissioners have a tendency to
check the flow of British Capital into Ireland, and to paralyze the
industry of the Irish people ; but they entertain a strong feeling of
confidence that no such interference will receive the sanction of her
zuajesty's Government.
Moved by CHARLES 11. LA Touc int, Esq., seconded by BENJAMIN
SHAW, Esq.
lie4th. That this Meeting o now adourn, as recommended in the
the port of the Directors, for the purpose of receivinfr the Report of
Engineers, and for such other matters as may beli submitted by
the Board at said adjourned Meeting.
Thanks were then voted to the Directors, and the Meeting ad-
Journed.
offi
„ (Signed) FRANCIS WILSON, Deputy Chairman.
, 62, Moorgate-street, London,
Aug. 31, 1838.

STEEL.

-ANCERY.
Between JosTPH SYKIES, and Others, Complainants,
and

RICHARD Env/sans, Defendant.
ESS RS. JOSEPH SYKES and SONS, of
Hull, having ascertained that I, the undersigned RICHARD
ec:'""s4 of Clatterbatch Steel Works, near Stourbridge, in the
Inty of Worcester, had used one of the Marks of the House of
Joi=nt Sriocs and Soles, denominated (17) by having had
the same
nii i[ Mark impressed upon Steel manufactured by me, the
Jo .tdcHA--
.D Enw.s.ans, from Iron not vended by the said
bled SYKES and SONS, they, in the month of February last,
bgl their Bill in Chancer against me, in order to restrain me,
fl injunction, from Stamypinc, on any Iron the said Mark : also,
thr converting into Steel any Iron so marked, or any imitation
Messrs,lea, except such as was genuine Swedish Iron imported by
13 Joseph Sykes and Sonsfrom
imported Manufacturing an
by Messrs'
Steel front Iron not being genuine Swedish laroni,
s-ellin Sykes, sold by them marked
.as aforesaid, alsoili
ferroem
. g any Steel made from such spurious Iron marked as a -
Whereupon his Honour the Vice-Chaneellor granted an order
1,71.:_. Iniunetion to issue in the terms prayed in the Bill as herein-
j.
st,or,se
,‘,;(te.ntioned. And on the 341 day of March last, her Ma-
-0 J tit of INJUNCTION issued against me accordingly, and.
r: same is still in force, Being now satisfied that I had acted in
Al;:.:: in using the said Messrs. Joseph Sykes and Son's
thereof' I Proposed to them to make this acknowledgment
which they should be at liberty to insert in such Public
-wsPailera as - they shall think proper, at my expense,
Zmod, that. I should alse consent to the aforesaid Injunction being
lade perpetual against me and my servants by her Majesty's High
sec ourt of Chancery ; which proposal Messrs. Sykes and Sons have
~e.led to, and such Injunction has now been ordered by the said
ling nii:rable Court to be made perpetual against me. And, I hay-
Nuita, ;3 Paid to Messrs. Joseph Sykes and Sons their full Costs of
kind vilah,lve (in consideration of this being the first case of the
tornedoisfeaon 'Bey have prosecuted) consented to waive payment by
Y. Pecuniary compensation to them, and they have agreed
3) .e,. 9tinue all further proceedings in the said Chancery Suit.
at 1 this 23d day of May, 1838
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