... i THE DISCHARGED BOOKBINDERS. A meeting of delegates from the trades of London, to take into conideration the propriety of commencing a subscription of one penny per week among the workmen of the metropolis, was held at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey, on Thursday last. Among the delegates present were, Mr. Lewes, from the chairmakers; Mr. Fineron, labourers; Mr. Thomson, Masons; Mr. Harrell, ditto; ...

... -I1DON ?? , ,, ?? ., ,I 0 p N., .: , ?? ,. s., . , ,,2 ., CORN .XCEANGE ...

... I ADDRESS OF THlE JOURNEYMEN BOOK BIND. ERS OF MANC HESTER, TO THEIR ,BRETHREN IN LONDON, AT PRESENT CONTENDING FOR THE RIG [ITS OF LABOU11. FELLOW OrPEArlVEs,- - We have beheld for some time with feelings of admira- tioti, the noble stand you hlave made against the attempt to suppress (onl the part of the Associated Masters) your rights and privileges as Journeyman and Operatives; and ...

... GREAT MEETING OF THE JOURNEYMEN BOOKBINDERS OF LONDON AND WESTMIN- STER. A generalmeeting of the Journeymen Bookbinders was held at the Assembly Rooms, Theobald's-road, on Mon- day evening last. Long before the time of commencing busineFs, the great room was crowded with the anxious members of the trade. At a quarter past nine o'clock the chair was taken by Mr. Russell. The CHAIrMAN commenced ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. We have ans arrival of over 34,000 quarters of Foreigi Wheat thia week; this article has been offering at Mon day's prices, but scarcely any sales could be effected There is no alteration to notice in the trade for Barley We have a large arrival of Irish Oats this week; notwith. standing, this article has betn beld firmly; the sales madt have cot been extensive, but prices are ...

... - -- CORN EXCHANGE. The supply of English wheat, last week, was more liberal than for some time past; and of foreign the arrival was 71,000 qaarters; but the duty being at lOs. 8d. very few cargoes were entered for home consumption. Fine barley is in steady demand at last week's rates, but the secondary sorts slow sale, having a tair arrival of Foreign In the market. Beans and Peas faily ...

... THE! TRADES' CHRONICLE. THE BOONBINDERS' STRUGGLE. A general meeting of journeymen bookbinders was held on Thursday evening at the assembly rooms, Theobald's road. Mr. E. Russell in the chair. The CHsAIraN briefly opened the business of the evening, and exhorted themn to persevere in their efforts not only with the view of maintaining their own character, bat to secure~the con. tinued support ...

... ir.., . J :s. CORN LANQE. The supplies of'kdgljsb Whjt we're triling at Friday mnorn. leg's market. and tho .atteldncan being small, the trade was iaclive, but finat pIonday'6 curreincy, and holders have con- fidende n pres.A ~rCt. in otherarticleig also there was. little sesin ssdaoing, bat no alteration occurred in seevalue of any article except Peas, which declined Is. to 2s. per quarter. ...

... TITE:BOOIKBINDERS' STRUGGLE. s A General Meeting of the Journeymen Bookbinders was held at the Assembly Rooms, Theobald's:4oad, on Tuesday evening. At nine o'clock Mr. HAGGIS was ap. pointed Cliairman, and having briefly opened the business tc of the meeting, called upon Mr. Calvert to deliver the proceedings of the Committee. A! Mr. CALVEnT said that in the present struggle the trial formed ...

... THlE TRADE' CHRONICLE. TO THE BOOKBINDERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. ?? At a meeting of the Bookbinders of Bristol, (members s of the Consolidated' Relief. Fund, assisted by. some o fri their generous employers) held at the Cat and Wheel in Tavern, Castle-green, on Tuesday evening, February 5, Pe 1S39, the following resolutions were unanimously agreed , to:- th 1st, That we hereby pledge ourselves ...

... Deputations from inland coal-owners of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, and other counties pos- sessing upwards of 20 collieries, and deputations from se- veral canal companies interested in the earriage of coals from these and other counties to the metropolis, recently waited upon the Lord Mayor, for tie purpose of inform- ing his lordship that meetings had been held in their se- ...

... ..E MAR.UKETS. I CLO RvN RXCiviAKGEB. TlrL.; - nea tins *veek a Isuderato arrival of Wheat, 1' Oitr ,,y STInr Flour * rsd a good Sopply of Irish Oats; tof ohin rrtreclssrh qsearc tieiy are scoreo. The trade since , English art ies ?? of ;aiqs * has been very, heavy; ?? t o reluctantly give way In the prices of V. Cattlt wseci hlare teen iad on nis1. to 2s per quarter less arllid foreignl is ...