The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-27 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.
A PUBLIC DINNER will be GIVEN to
441 the Hon. CHARLES LANGDALE, M.P., THIS
JIM Y, at the Freemasons' Tavern, as a public acknowl,dg-
esient of the great services rendered by him to the Catholic
Cause during his Parliamentary career, and of the high estima•
on in which his public and private character is held.
Lord CAMOYS in the Chair.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
The Right Rev. Dr. Griffiths Peregrine Towneley, Esq.,
The Right Rev. Dr. Walsh (Towneley)
The Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman Edw. Doughty. Esq., (Upton)
The
Right Rev. Dr. Baines tha Jones, Esq, (Cly)
The Rie.,lat Rev. Dr. Briggs Henry Petre, Esq., (Dunken-
The Paight Rev. Dr. Wareing halgh)
The Right Rev. Dr. G. Brown Charles Townel, E
tr.ac Right Rev. Dr. Browne W. J. Lescher, Esq. sq.
he Right Rev. Dr. Mostyn George Silvertop, Esq., (Min-
-The Right Rev. Dr. Murdoch steracres)
The Right Rev. Dr. Scott W. O'Farrell Caddell, Esq.
The Right Rev. Dr. Gillis Jos. A. Lescher, Esq.
The Right Rev. Dr. Clancy Stanley Cary, Esq., (Tor
The Right Rev. Dr. Polding Abbey)
The Right Rev. Dr. Collier Ambrose Lisle Phillips (Grace
The Very Rev. J. A. Wynne Dicu Manor)
The Very Rev. C. Ullathorne Wm. Constable Maxwell, Esq.
The Viscount Southwell (Everingham)
The Right Hon. Lord Stourton Peter Middleton, Esq. (Stack-
- The Right Hon. Lord Arundell held)
The Rt. Hon. Lord Trimleston F. Fitzberbert, Esq. (S vv)ti-
t The Right Hon. Lord Stafford nerton)
The Hon. Mr. Stourton John Lomax, Esq. (Clrltett
The Hon. Mr. Petre Joseph Bushell, Esq.)
The Hon. Stafford Jerningham Charles Hornyhe:id, Esq.
The Hon. Sir Edward Vavaso ur, ( Blackmore P-„k)
Bart.
Thomas Weld 71:11und41, Esq.
The Hon. Philip Stourton Marmaduke al Maxwell, Esq.
The Hon, Edward Pets" The Hon. Charles Clitt'rd Peter C. ilaxwcll, Esq.
(Terre--(es)
The no,
'Thomas Browne Jos'eph C. Maxwell, Esq.
5r Henr T. Titehboe, Bart, J. Menzies, Esq. (Pitfodels)
1:7 y rn
_ll, • T.hrockmorton, Bart. Charles Eyston, Esq. ( Hen-
O'Connell, Esq., M.P. dred)
R. ,„"- Howard, Esq., M.P. C. E. Harford, Esq.
a. "L. Fitzpatrick, Esq., M.P. Wm. Plowden, Esq.
tI Standish Barry, Esq., Joseph Weld, Esq. (Lulworth
p.
Castle)
H. Lynch, Esq., M.P. Humphrey Weld, Esq. (Chi-
"ir J. M. Doyle, K.C.B. deock)
•
, 'Jar Huddlestone (Sawston) George Weld, Esq. (Leagram)
`'.•F. Gage Rokewode, Esq., James Lomax, Esq.
&c. ( Coldham) Wm. Vaughan, Esq., (Court-
t2ha Wright, Esq. (Keldon) field)
"m. Lawson, Esq., (Brough)'C. Tempest, Esq. (Broughton)
Tickets may be had at the bar of the Tavern ; at the Sable-
12siere Hotel, Leicester-square ;at the Tablet Office, 3,
,r3rtiges-street; at C. Dolman's, 61, New Bond-street; at
the
Steward, Catholic Institute, 14, Soho .square; and of any of the

STEWARDS.
Abraham, Richard Lea, Rev. Henry
Addis, C.
Lyuch, A. H., M.P.
Bads,
Rev. Dr. Mylius, J. H.
13arelli, J.
Magee, Rev. Dr.
Barnewall, Thomas Molloy, C.
Barnewall, Henry M'Donnell, F.
/30sanquet, W. 11. O'Connell, D., M.P.
Clifford, Hon. C. O'Neill, Rev. .1. Cooke, J. A. Picquot, Rev. Julius
De la Torrie A.
Dolman, , Petro, Hon. Mr.
C. Petre, Hn. Edward
I)°Yle, Sir J. M., K. C. B. Pagliano, C. J.
.iston, G.
F Riddell, H.
leming
Forristal Riddell, F.
Gibson, , M. 14'04 tr.
William "Robse,i,Rev.
Clandolphy,
Grainger, A. V. Shee, lclr. Serjeant
Gordon, S Spencer, Joseph
Neatly, P. G. Ssr:;i,b, J. (Sec. Cath. Inst.)
Selby, J. lieptonstall, Rev. J. Sisk, Rev. T.
Huddlestone Ed. Stapleton, Capt. C. _
liovrard, P. 'l-1 , M.P. Ullathorne, Very Rev.. Dr.
Inis, C. * Vaughan, William
Jerningham, Hon. Stafford Weld, Ed.
Jerningham, Captain A. Walker, J.
.
Kiernan, James WithP_.n William
.141cas_, Frederick
W:aitgre'ave, G. T.
"Nharn, Andrew ‘ itounns, James
--...._______—
C. WELD, Hon. Sec.

PARISH CON-LAWS.
of ST.R LUKE, MIDDLESEX.
At a PUBLIC VESTRY held in the Church, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of May, 1841, in compliance with a
tequisitioll to the Churchwardens, numerously signed, " To
take into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parlia-
ment for the immediate and total repeal of the Corn-laws,"
Mr. Churchwarden JAY in the Chair,
It was resolved :
That in the opinion of this meeting all restrictions on the
trade of the country, for purposes of protection, are injurious
tt° its prosperity ; and, therefore, this meeting hails with satis-
act, ion the proposition made by her Majesty's Government for
e abolition of monopolies, which experience has proved to be
latoPt injurious to the best interests of the empire.
That in the opinion of this meeting the repeal of the Corn-
laws is indispensably necessary to enable all classes to realise
the benefit of open markets throughout the world, to purchase
coin at the cheapest rate the skill and industry of man, and
the bounty of Providence, will permit. That the crisis of events
at the present moment is not simply a Ministerial crisis, but
decidedly a national one; and that it would be pure delusion
on the part of any Ministry to presume that this country can
longer be governed in quiet, without either lightening the
public burdens which press upon the national industry, or
opening a wider sphere of action for that industry to exert it-
self ; and. that the easy, natural, obvious, and unavoidable
remedy is to throw down every obstacle which obstructs our
foreign commerce, and shuts out our manufactures from the
growing demands of the civilised world. That the varieties of
soil, climate, character, and position, which distinguish the
numerous branches of the human family from each other, evi-
dently point out a providential purpose that commerce
',ball supersede war in civilising and Christianising the human
14.0 e—and it, therefore, becomes every man well to ponder the
Qeep responsibility incurred by arraying himself in hostility to
"this beneficent purpose.
That this meeting pledges itself to the principle of the fore-
going resolutions, from a conviction that the depressed state
6f the commerce and manufactures of the country has arisen
'chiefly from the extremely injurious operations of these laws.
That petitions to both Houses of Parliament, founded on
,
foregoing resolutions, signed by the Chairman on behalf of
I,l,atsrl meeting, be therefore presented, and that the Right Hon.
Pitzwilliam be resrectfully requested to present the peti-
-11.
P the o the House of Lords, and Thomas Duncombe, Esq ,
petition to the Honse of Commons.
That the resolutions now passed be advertised in the Morn-
°g' Chronicle, the Times, the Morning Advertiser, The Sun,
and the Globe newspapers.

Resolved— JOSEPH JAY, Chairman.
ekat die thanks of the Vestry be given to the
t'alrtnan for Thhis candid and impartial conduct in the Chair.
By Order of the Vestry,
JOSEPH BURTON, Vestry Clerk.

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