The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-25 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

E. Paul and E. Sellers, Balham, Surrey, linen-drapers—.
E. Hughes and M. Bates, Richmond, Surrey, bazaar-keepers i
—T. Powell and G. Parker, Warrington, tea-dealers—T ,
Longden and R. Ford, Liverpool, victuallers—W. R. Web b
and V. L. Chemery, Knightsbridge, wine-merchants—J. Scar es
and E. M. Williams, Bouverie-street, printers--H. and F.I.
Gill, Leicester, woolstaplers—R. and T. Ingram, Little Sh- ar-
rock and Orsett, Essex, farmers—S. Runciman and A. Ro-
berts, Hove, Sussex, schoolmistresses—W. Hok len and Co.,
Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers—W.' .Hall and E.
E. Marsh, Speenhamland, Berkshire, booksellers- -E. Barton
and G. Esplin, Wigan, Lancashire, clock-makers- -W. Brad-
ley and E. Parry, Great Guildford-street, South) vark, iron-
founders—T. Netherwood and J. Lockwood, Si. Ting-lar.T'
Upperthong, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufactu rers—,ri
Vergette and Co.,_ Peterborough, ' .Curers
—R. G. Wolf, Moorgate-street, pianoforte manufat
—R. Nichols and C. Nichols, Wakefield, bookseller —A.
ri rs G.
Thompson and Co., Ashton-under-Lyre, linen-drapers
s. p:s .
u.
as
woollen-drapers—I' • Wolf
Turner and Co., Woodbridie, 'and Co.,
regards R. Turnerayler7-(.7 wad
enter F. Potter a'nd
Habergham Eaves, Lancashire, ship
aasrpfar as regards F. Po t..
Co., Manchester, commission agents,dy and M. Hutchinson, Bris.-
ter and G. A. Ascoli—Q- Ken" -and Co Selby, Yorkshire
Adamson •, )
are-merchant,
tol, corn merchants—J Suffoll, p.pp.edringtmdothn
QUESTRATIONS.
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wharfingers, as far as regiards:
'V I; bUrgh, plumber, March 1 and 24, at.
nAand,amscoanrt,hseennw.
Jon N GA LL1R,....t..11
Cofleee-house, Edinburgh.
one, at the Royal Exchange
THOMAS Cita:Ks/4s° ,
Feb. 26 and March 19, at twelve,
~ at the Queensbury Arms
Inn Annan-
,
Josh ~,c,„E, Linwood, Renfrewshire, shoemaker,
ni
Feb. 27 and March 27, at twelve, at the Saracen's Head,
Paisley.
Ar.ix.alwait 111 Neu, Glasgow, spirit-dealer, March 1 and
March 22, at one, at the office of M. Waddell, writer, Glasgow.
Jour: PLUMMER, Edinburgh, flesher, Feb. 27 and
March 24, at two, at the Old Signet Hall, Royal
Exchange,
Edinburgh.
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_NTT-CORN-LAW
_ETERTmINI..Gm._AAT
mSeeTtiOngClC:
Pof
great importance,
2,
ed with the question of the repeal
of the Corn laws, took place at the Court house, at Stock-
port, this evening. It was called in pursuance of a reso-
lution passed by the Council of the Anti-Corn-law League
for communicating with the various constituencies of the
kingdom, with a view to promote the return of Members
pledged to the abolition of the Corn-laws. The meeting
.was attended by a great nu
different parts of the kingdom, andof deputies from
by a considerable
number of merchants from Manchester, Liverpool,
and the surrounding districts of Ashton, 13olton, Black-
burn, Hyde &c., &c. The Court-house, the largest
pulelle building in the town, was completely crowded at
the hour fixed for the meeting. Alderman Baker took the
chair. The meeting was addressed by a numbs r of able
speakers, whe urged the hardship and injustice imposed
meeting
contains a:n s _
~t the
a stpiirni t
the ot'
upon the manufacturing interests to benefit the laud_
owners.
wllseersn.timTenhtes
thatfollopwei
opinion of this meeting the corn and previsions laws are
based
they confer fleeting advantages on one
class ofn injustice;thecoinmuDity, at the expense of all other classes;
pervaded d resolution
ed
ee
they are at variance with Scripture, with every sound prin-
ciple of political economy, end every maxim of wise legis-
and ibis meeting of the electors of Stockport
themselves to support, at the next election, such
inide;ates only tie will vote for the immediate abolition of
tepilileatnig corn and provision laws." This, and all the other re-
solutions proposed, Were unanimously carried, and the
meeting adjourned.