The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-02 00:00:00

MEETING of 11w AVA7'iOAAL SOCIETY.

It is with no smell gratlficittion that we find ourselves
enal.led to aunuui.ce to our readers the fact, that at the
meeting of the Natioual Society on Wednesday next, a
resolution will be moved ou behalf of the commit e by
Lord R-desdale, immediately after the reception ef the
rep art. which is calculated to unite the votes of all tt e
friends of the soviet) and promoe rs of Cnu-ch education,
and which will. we le p-, soper,ede the resolutious and
counter-, esolutions of which notic, has been given. Lord
Retiesdsle'e resolution expresses revet ut the restric-
tions continued to be imp ,sed by the Commutee of
Council on the founders of Church school., aid at the
same time adet rts to the cowls, tied co-ouerution of the
National Society with the Cotnwatee f Council, as a
ground of setisfaction. It is not impossible that mt n
of extreme views, weddrd to parry strife, may take
exceptions to this resolution, either on the ground
that it identifies the seciety with the demand for
greater freedom to the f. enders of Church schools,
or, on the other hand, on the ground ef its being too
conciliatory towards the Committee of Council. But
sober minded and rffl-cting men will not regret the fut.
that pending the dispute a large portion of the Parlia-
mentary grant heti been appropriat,d to purposes of
Church education, and will deem the recognition by the
society, with the full concurrence of the c; mmittee, of
the principle that greater freedom aught to be ac-
corded to the founders of Church schools, more likely to
condace to the ultimate attainment of that freedom, than
a party victory within the society. The time cannot be
far distant whee, with a Government more favourable to
the Church, and a Parbeinentary Committee appointed
to investigate the whole-question in all its bearings, the
Church will have full justice done her; and with this
prospect before them the members of the society would
act most unwisely if they were to encourage any further
agitation of controverted topics within its own bosom.
We trust that this will be felt by the great majority ef
the members present on Wednesday; and that, instead
of the unseemly, though inevitable, a rife which hay cha-
racterised its annual meetings for the lest few )ears,
there will be a unanimous, or all but unanimous, resolve
to concentrate the united strength of its members upon
the vigorous end efficient discharge of this great work
for which the society was originally established.—John
Bull.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 30
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, 13aviughill-street.

W. Chittenden, Tarlington-plsc-, and Church-street.
Paddington, draper, June 20. at half-past one—W. SA
ney, Warwick, and T. W. Clqgett. Btiliter-Square, City,
merckants, June 20, at two— W. biduey, W.rwick,
merchant, June 20, at two—J. S. Hodge and J. Culpin,
New Oxford-street, tailors and draper& June 20 at
twelve—A. A. Lackersteen and W. H. Ctake, Moorgate
street, City, tuerenants, June 20, at hall.post twelve—
Meir Mscuin, Ftnsbury.circuv, r,:han', June 26,
twelve —l'. Greennow and C. Foster, thcl.street, St.
Luke's, and St. John-street, Cierkenweil, eit.t llets, June
24 at eleven— R. Hunishar, Lotto, E•sex, miller, June
24, at twelve—J. LAby and T. J. Laby, Barking, E.bex.
coal and provision merchants, June 24, at eleven.
In the Couutey,
J. Ashworth, Nubbills, Lsucvshite, woollen manufac-
turer, June 20, at twelve, at the Court, Maechester—
Butterworth and B. Butterworth, Rochdale, Lancashire,
woollen wanufac uret e, June 20, b t twelve, at the Court
Manchester—T. Butterworth, Rochdale, woollen manu-
facturer, June 20, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester—
J. Dixon, Liverpool, grocer, June 20, at eleven, at the
Court, Ltverpool—l. L. Mocat.ta, Liverpool, coixtini.siott
merchant, June 20. at ele.ven, at the Court, Liverpool—
J. Collor, Go!ctr, Ilutiderslieti, woollen cloth merchant
June 20, at eleven, at the Court, L eos—J. Firth, Leeds,
linendruper, June 20, at • lev• 11, at the Court, Leeds.
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.

R. G. Wart), DIUNtiI •w-street, ur)-lace, coach
carnet, becon.i dividend 01 4d., bus' VV. doebduy. betweel
eleven and three, at the office ui Mr. W 1111 mule, liiseitt

C. S. Flood and U. B. Lott, U-niton, hankers, stoop()
dividend to I. 9d, any Tu,aday, between eieven
two, at the office of Mr. Hit Zei, Exeter.
J. Seelie, Fie*,echout-stir. t, Liorsl)down, rectifier,
second dividend ot on Saturday u. xt and three auto-
sequt nt Saturda3s, belween eleven and two, at the office
of Mr. lirootn. Atichurch-lame.

NO lif.'ES OF CERTIFICATES.
At the Cour, Basinghail street.
H. E. Thompson, LonA-acte, indisrubbr r bath manu-
Itc,urer, June 26, at two—Ann Elia .beth Hickman,
Canon-street-road, Sr. Gaorge's in-tne-East, and M. J.
Hickman, Prif'c4's place, St. George's-in-the-East, nu-
dertakers, June 24, at two.
In the Country.
J. Gracie, Bri'tol and Dudley, woollendraper, June
24, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol—J. Mann, Warwick,
victualler, June 24. at twelve, at the Court, Birmingham—
J. Person, Kingswinturd, Staffordshire, innkeeper, June
24, at twelve, at the Court, Birmingham—R. Muate,
West Stockwith, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, June 21,
at ten, at toe Court, Leeds—R. Sheraton, Lentos, Not-
tinghamshire' cabinetmaker, June 24, at ten, at the
Council-hall.Shstfield.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
W. Buckle, Pall•mail and Leadenhad stt eat, mariner,
certificate of the second class—H. M. East, Mark-lane,
stationer, certificate of the second class:--J. —J. Paley, Li-
verpool, certificate of the second class—M. B.
Bell, Newcastle upon-Tyne, victuallt.r, certiticive of the
third class—R. Miller and A.Street,.Lanoaster, builders,
certificate of the first class—l.Dewhurst and J. S. Dew.
burst, Skipton, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, certificate of
the second class—H. Bl.fli'esley, Castle Bromwich, War..
wickahire, brick add tile (Miler, •certilicate of the second
class—S. Tibbits, Shukburgb, Warwickshire. dealer in
mineral ores, certificate of the first class—S. T. Walker,
Barrowby Lodge, near Grantham, horse dealer, cerliti•
cate of the second class—G. Parker, Coventry, carpenter,
certificate of the second class.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Robin-
R. W. Barton, A. Barton, C. R. Robiuson,
J. Sidebottom
son, J. Appl..by, and
.aniand E.
Del by ehire
E It ,binsolt), Sullies, Manchester,
calico printers—R. W. Barton, C. it.
Robinson (so far as regards E. Robin, Robinson,
Der by attire, and Manchester, cal , 011),.:' trines,
Margaret Edgar arid ji, Edgar, '
ILO printers—
Cumberland, silversmiths—J. Ta 1,, Wr Intebase n,
Taylor, M Taylor, and LI. Tay 1;1 r' J. Tay 1. G.
(so far as '
Tay for and H. Taylor), D.,fittin
and
w. regards J.
hat manufacturers_ fgao, Lancashire,
S. Allen and
Oxfordshire, irontute gees—J, 14 J. Si Ater, Banbury,
Manchester, mtatiuttietuter. 01 1 tkinson and J. C,clisey
W. Kirkup, Sentingtn, xi calic"fs—F Renwick ntid
~urthumberland, bfiek and tile
drain menu at .
turers-11. n
J. Fuster, Bradturo, y - (union, B. Muigatreyd, sr
Armstrong e.,,r1 U. iO. Rdlain.2 ,t,,ff a, , a .
auti .4...eters—A.
',onus() L
cuuntants-- T. F. pin n, afire. et-lane, City, ac-
friars City—G. 0- . , )--.
Pinto and M. P. L aft). C t h d
. , if 1.1 c e -
road, Shoreditch, I Clarkson and R. H. Obbard, Old-stret-
and W. Cooke grass and lead crterehaftts—J. Wthon 1
Li eat Gorge street. We t ' t 1 mins er, engi-
neers—Ann -
neers—Ann Fro atm and E T ' '''
Lyilei, grocers ,11,- ,i..— _emelaten, Ashton under-
ti onus and E. Thema* Met thy r
Ty dvil, ironmongers —II. Fulcher and A. .K. Gifford,
Oinoru•St rIV hi' h '
rre., .. a..sc..epea, Witte merchants aria oibtji-
lers—J. J. Bough at d T. Milburn, Carlisle, builders....
B. Murphy and U. Barris, Ft. della place, Ilampatemd-
road. and High-orret, Camden-town, luteudrepers—J.
Allen and S. Hunt, tit. cliport. t ibbk,r tbetehmits—J.
Hartley and 11. q. Bank), Bruhswiek-street, Heaney-
road, letterptess.printere—W. W,liiams arid J. Belayed
Midup, Yorkshire, -fire. brick tnartufecturers—J. S, kes,
T. Sy kelt, and J. Sykes, Helttax, Yorkshire, woollen

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INSOLVENT PETITIONEES.
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