The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-01 00:00:00

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A numerous meeting of the broad silk hand-loom
wearers was held at the Crown and Anchor, Bethnal-
green, on Saturday, chiefly to hear the statements of
two gentlemen from the Distressed Needlewomen's So-
ciety. Mr. Garnell presided. Mr. Roper stated the in-
tention of the managers of the Needlewomen's Society
to call a meeting at the West-end, in order prominently
to set forward the claims of the British artizan. He de-
sired the weavers to select one or two of their body to
represent them at the proposed meeting, and tell their
own tale to the ladies of' England. They would show
that goods even superior to foreign ones were made in
this country, and show how much the native artizan
suffers from the fashion of patronising foreign manufac-
tures. It was hoped that the attention of the Queen
would be attracted. Mr. Noquet thought the time a
happy one for such an effort, referring to the events in
France. The weavers had no further faith in the Legis-
lature; so they had betatenropersowduhcicehpgroraodfsuaolflythasepoicreinsankddldnl,.
and appeal to the ladies of the land. After discussion,
two delegates were appointed.—Spectator.
[AprzansnmENT.j—Another Person Cured of
swelling in his feet and
DfarrmopesryrbeysidHinoglloawt Holloway's Pills.—nMearr. Dpousntcoann,,haandebxeteennsiivore
years in a bad state of health, the disease produced a
until the whole of his body was affected; convinced that
he was labouring under a confirmed case of dropsy, he
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medicine cured him in an incredibly short spate of
upwards
Holloway's Pills, and, to the wondLheorenoddfoeantle.lr,mthiinsetisuptreoontaroyd.r
time. Sold by all Druggists, and at Professor Hollo-
way's establishment,i2n44th, iSstiltnadte,
MARYLEBONE VESTRY.--+Sat tacitly being
(t)tit
for the election of churchwardens, Mr. Flo read a
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excited some
sioner of her Majesty's Woods and Forests, nominating
sltioanrddilingenyon. This circumstance
as churchwarden, on the part of the Crown, the Right
es of Ministry which had take
in the vestry, in consequence of the fact that Lord
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place sinctheetmhaatnypecrhiaondg,
of thirty years. His first appointment was in 1817, the
year Marylebene New Church was built ; and notwith-
standing been the Crown churchwarden for
removed previously to the present year. Mr. James
ytheestrr;:cetloerc,teadppAolirn.tcedhaßrlies chard
carril, unanimously EL
churchwarden on the part of the parish, in the room -
Mr. John Williams, M.P., and Mr. George
Wigmore-street, was elected
Mallal of
hi: sidesan. In St. Mary' the Rev. Mr. Gurney,l"
the
ware.
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churchwarden
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For All Souls, the rector appointed Robert sk
Es(l.• Mortimer-street, as his churchwarden ;
an3daner,
C. Eales, of Chapel-place, was elected by the y Mr'
For Christ Church, the Rev. Robert Walpole, the estry .
Elliott, the rector, appointed aorfritsh,eEEsdqg. ;
and
appointed as his churchwarden Rear-Admiral Dal
and Mr. .John Loveridge was
the part of the parish. For Trinity, the Rev kry
orl
Gilbert
Justice Erle, and M.. Thomas Deaeock wasby llPNinted
the vestry.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27.—Mr. C. Rea, tide-curve
at this yor
port, last evening seized upwards of 17
stalk tobacco, wrapped in canvass matting cwt. of
packages. These contraband goods were disc ila 37
a store in Week-street, which is in the heart'd in
town, of the
and are supposed to. have been brought
Channel Islands. from the