The Sun. — 1853-06-11 (London, England)

ANIMALS.—The annual c.neral meeting f) Del' friends .and subscribers to this useful society w°":„, fer yesterday afternoon, at tho Hanover-square ltd°l",:tber the purpose of receiving the report, and 11,7irl,ifi business; Mr. W. A. Mackinnon, M.P., in the -- t d'—‘), Thomas, the secretary, read the report, which 5t,,,.,8 001, the Belfast society had successcully prosecuted a"tiito 0 of cruelty. The committee a.ter reporting the resst yeg`r ! pseevnedrianlgwaenlli-mkanloswtno cams e, esnpdrionsgecuted during the 133 of 01' tinned. During the stated that through their exertions the practice Aiseol' received a legacy of 901. from the late Miss Sdnss veil' of Reading, and also the sum of 361., left by 1;.1,0orecl of Kensington. The total receipts from a' hod ("i du • ring the past year (including a balance i"4d . se 5521. 19s. 10d.), had amounted to 1,879/. 6E' &Ober° past yebaarllotoinies heaeculrdbe;tenv::::crve after all the necessary expenses had been defraY,,. 00 was left a balance in hand of 588/. 14s. 2; TO adoption of the report was carried unanitnoustirg to chairman stated that the cit authorities had, "there, rr the part he had taken in brig in in the bil,kefeorthat rile, moval of Smithfield:Market, sent him not', _Alto ./ would not in future be invited to their feasts. (-1,-,a,ubt ProA vote of thanks to the chairman concluded ' ceedings. ...-- In fur ,he THE WESLEYAN MEDIATION MOVlina"' ncile ... therance of this movement, intended to public meet' reformers and the Wesleyan Conference, a Vu,simurs/0 ing was held in the Manchester Town-hall o .-'-- /th :VW O. -t, evening, which was attended by a large Snuciety in tiblr, members and leaders of the Wesleyan ,--":", or by luiv, neighbourhood. The meeting was pregame,. eb ‘fr. i James Wylde, of London, and addressed ~3:1710010: Harris, of London ; Mr. SharpleY, a A ALCllitnthe inBffe•er. shire ; and Mr. George Mallinson. ..-tual attempts made to bring the r4"..--n-iPI es rof the 1310 e esideratioa .' mingham Declaration under the con , sheffielp! Conference , they had, since the Conference at decioation last year, procured the adhesion to that u. the ContqL large number of signatures throughc t s Of the dell° no the oldest and most influential membetre Conference.,o including many of the class leaders and trustees, Olt. nation. They proposed now to go _ against _Te longer as petitioners, but as protesteasrs4abbty. oy, exclusively priestly character of that 2:,e, it vf, .‘l°, meeting was adjourned to last evelinfakiZof. Bovat,n's probably be addressed by Mr. W. Isi rt' Sea' Birmingham Declaration. REGENT'S CANAL: 00 SUSPECTED SUICIDE IN THE a labouring es and resolutions carried in favour of the principles of Ige terday morning, at an early hour, . lagth of the Regenos Canal, at, proceedingh e di e eo valeorne ar the ~.ingsivl years of age, floating in the water, ne out, and, b 3 si'S, road-bridge. The deceased was got .... veado , the beadle, to Shoreditch Workhouse, 11.-utt'on go ci been placed in a shell, was conveyed bY2l_lllriand-r:• along tilt tbeowdyingofpa fernale,riabnlt__"A. The deceased was dressed in a lilac wri3trbrrn—hinced chocolate coloured merino petticoat, „_,...,... side- „, white cotton ditto, white cotton steen:salawl. P;, boots, and black drawn bonnet, and dark water a cold had dark brown hair, and had been ,i, incort oner vvili•srcic siderable time. Mr. W. Baker, e.,,dav) a'the .:120 HaneirneequTeasvteornuithKine body tr.rsodoays where the bpd' c.P.identified.  , r