The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-29 00:00:00

April 25, at eleven, at the Bristol District Collry
Harvey, spirit merchant, Handsacre, Sta for dshi re'
29, at twelve, at the Birmingham District Court. Loi
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be
to the contrary, on the day herein-mentiont4
E. S. A. Findlay. miliker, Grafton atrtet, F
square, April 29—R. Watt, merchant, Lime-street,
2 I—J. Ward, glass dealer, Ely, Cambridgeshire',
21—J. Willer, licensed victualler, Windsor, Arils)
T. and J. Darby, dry salters, Birminghatn, APrild•o
Walker and C. White, builders, Jewry-street, A'
April 18—S. Pezch, grocer, Nottingham, April 1;100,
Valiance, merchant, Liverpool, April 18--C. ir
milliner, Cambridge, April 18—J. Watkins, drarer'esr
mouth street, Clcrkenwell, April 18—J. Pegrure'
renter, Robert-street, North Brixton.

rARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Bell and J. Rhodes, stockbrokers, Leeds
J. Rhodes, and C. Bell, sharebrDkers, Bradford-I',y
rott, F. Bayston, and J. Lane, watchmakers, Pr"llt
W. Tickle and J. Webster, joiners, St. Helen s,
eashirc—E. Roden and W. Chorlton, braid 0110
turera, Manchester—J. F. White and W. Spark'',;oo
binders, Nottingham —G. Prince and W. G. Gr,,,,(4.11.011
brewers, Romsey, Southamptonahire—G. G.
and G. Williams, High-street, Stepney—J. erachs",r-
E Jackson, coal merchants, Shad Thames. Southsv'-ok
11. Leete and J. G. Leete, surgeons, Thrapston,
amptonshire—B. Pinner and W. Boddington, her
agents, Rathbone-place—T. Rhodes and L. W. WeBl
burn, jun., stockbrokers, Huddersfield—E. Sw`t`,",i.7ll.
Smith. and J. Bell, brick manufacturers, Conisbro;,i
Yorkshire (so far as regards J. Bell) —J. Walffislel
J. Owen, cornfactors, Manchester—J. Wahnsiell,
Procter, and R. Coulthard, cornbrokers, Livere°oo,
Leavers and R. Greenhalgh, lace thread manufact°oi,
Nottingham—S. Edge and W. B. Parker, att'reir
Manchester—J. Underdown and J. W. Pi:i°4,"
mongers, Chichester—P. Lord and J. Whitehead, gl4by,
Isuruley, Lancashire—J. Thimbleby and J. Thitn;cuv
pawnbrokers, Chipping Barnet, Hertfordshire—J. $lO
tell and A. Alexander, tellmongers, Leeds—J. Paliferoil.
11. Smith, victuallers, Roupell-street, Lambeth--J.,
lips and %V. Gill, plumbers, Warwick—J. B. Scot' 03
R. M'Ewen, calico printers, Manchester—E.
11. H. Lilley, schoolmistresses, Richmond, SurreYherts
Street and S. Street, haberdashers, Bristol—S. ItrY
and J. White, worsted stuff manufacturers, Brau:'col'
W. F. Brill and T. Bready, dealers in earthenware'N'eo.
chester— T. Paul and 11. Brovtn, ironmongers,
market, Suffulk—Z. Boyle and J. Boyle, china
facturers, Steke-upon-Trent.
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SCOTOH SEQ UESTRA TIONS.
Frederick Harris, wine merchant, Edinburgh, I'Y
and 24, at Wilkie's Chambers, Edinburgh. . 0,3
John ALcleod, coal dealer, Edinburgh, Aprl'
25, at one, at Dowell's RoomS, Edinburgh.

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, lop.
week ending, March 25,1845, is 325.11%d. per cwt., elcheio
of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on t"
portation thereof into Great Britain.

ISLINGTON PARISH, ADJOURNED

MEETING.

ELECTION OF TRUSTEES. ,;„01
The rate-payers of this parish held an sal' fur
meeting last evening, in the Parish Churth, for SLis thi
po.,e stated by the Vestry-clerk, namely to den, for
names of the trustees who had been elected to
the next three years.
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The Vestry-clerk read the notice, which set forth
certain " meetings were to be held on certain daitiet4
the purpose of a ballot taking place, by which tot tiO
th
the trustees fur the ensuing three years, and • „n
result of the said ballot was to be declared ntr,"-b,
journt d meeting to be held in the Parish Chun
Friday evening, the 28th inst., at six o'clock." 9114
The CHURCHWARDEN then read the list of naTelrei
the number who had voted for each, and then 'l%, 00
the names 01 those who had the majority of Mot
were consequently elected; whereupon
Mr. EDE observed that those were the san3:ote'
clique again, and that they were, in fact, ill 110°1`
by themselves.—(Loud cries of "No, no.") TO
The CHURCHWARDEN then put the question, es'
this meeting do now adjourn, which was Mb y
et of the
pressions of strong dissent from different parts pier
church ; and amidst which the Churchwaiden an is the
try-clerk left their places ;
ittnd while tliey were
act of doing so,
refan,'
Mr. RAE exclaimed—l call on the trustees to orb'
the—(Loud cries of "Certainly not," and eTtat oP
Mr. Rae was then understood to say he would fell-, col'
the prosecution of which he had given notice in
lowing letter :
11345,„d'
"Newington Green. March 27,
" Sir,—ln consequence of the trustees of Ist pee
parish having admitted at the vestry meeting, last itt the
day, that they had paid the damages and CO4OI
action brought by James Elliot against Alien OL-orit
amounting to 9001., out of the rates raised for the
of the poor of that parish, which is clearly an i,n
application of the parish money—and of their bis
th
determined to persist in such proceeding, 0111°)Jotbel
was at such meeting objected to by myself and ,
sevfsi"th os
rate-payers—l beg to inform you, that unless r„ 9C$l,
cpe
their behalf, state publicly at the vestry ineetir,g, toe?,
Friday evening, that the trustees will restor'j the '-yoe
's
so illegally applied, I shall at once (on be'rialf 101
and the other rate. payers) file a bill in C,nanceri,„ a 5„
them for a breach of trust, and, iu that, case, I v","..,istee,6
you to give me the name of the ger:Lawn:ln the
y‘ish should he made defendant under the 270 7, its'
of the Local Act, and also to inform me if Y°-
accept service of subpoena.

" I atii, Sir, your obedient servant, st,
J. J. RA 0.
" To Robt. Oldershaw, Esq., Vestry Clerk, Isloo4
Soon after the disappearance of the Churchw 4:„cios
Vestry-clerk, the rate-payers left, Mr. Rae ar3°.t7
that he would persevere.