The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-12 00:00:00

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IMPORTANT MEETING OF METROPOLITAN CAB Pilo-
Pnivrons.---Last evening a general meeting of the Lon-
don hackney-carriage proprietors was held at the Coach
and Horses Tavern, Marsham-street, Westminster, for
the purpo2e of considering the expediency of starting
one-horse-metropolitan stage carriages. The meeting
was well attended. Mr. 13=adle then moved the first
resolution—" That this meeting deems it expedient that
the cab proprietors of the metropolis. for the protection
of their own interests, as well as to afford the public tha
increased accommodation in transit to various parts of ,
the metropolis which the ri quirements of the populatien
demand, should r tart their cabs as one horse m ttropol-
tan stage carriages." In support, he raid he was of opi-
nion that the French Company aimed at buying up the
cab trade and taking the whole transit of the metro' ohs.
Mr. Moran seconded the motion, and af.er a few la orde
the resolution was put and agreed, to uuaniwously.
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a newspaper paragraph for the varied but concurrent language
of thankfulness in which the writers describe their escape
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Messrs. Du Barry, to feel themselves thus the acknowledged
benefactors of multitudes of their fellow-beings.—
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free, ott receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and
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