... A general meeting of the Central Short Time Com- mittee of the West Riding, was held at Bradford by adjournment on Saturday night, for the purpose of receiving the report of the division of the House of Commons on the Factory Bill, and as a majority for the second reading, was confidently expected, on the announcement ihat the bill was lost by a majority of 10, the greatest indignation and ...

... {rabee' Mobvlet eflt0. - -e - - o to - ?? - 111 - - - xx THs COTT6N SPINNERS or AsRTON are in a state of great discontent on the subject of wages. A lengthy address from the operative cotton-spinners' coni- mittee, has been placarded on the walls of the town, in which it is stated that the Messrs. Kirk, of Staly- bridge, are paying 8d. less per thousand hanks, on some wheels, than the masters ...

... BathruptO &r., PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. (From the Gaze0tt of Tuesday, June 2.) C. and T. D) Hammond, Kingston-upon-Hull, chymists -Ramsbottom and Procter, Lanebridge, Lancashire, spindle ?? and Jackson, Preston, tailons- M. A. Johnson and J. Penfold, Ladsworth, Sussex, farmers -Bbbern and Miles, Soulbury, Buckinghamshire, coal merchants-Pilling, Milner, and Hale, Huddersfield, fancy woollen ...

... ;Ma .r.Ret Intelliffturt. ?? THE CORN MARKET. die ?? ?? g the past week the arrival of grain lea into this market was not large, either of our own growth La or offoreign, the principal supply consisting of wheat, nb the amount being on hef whole 17f974 quarters, The aspect the trade wore on every market day was aerytlieig bet but lively, various usces combininlg to contract business, and also ...

... THlE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADES. I AGGREGATE MEETING AT MANCHESTER. An aggregate meeting uf trades was held on Monday evening, at half-past seven o'clock, in the Carpenters' Hall, Garratt-road, The room was filled, Mr. JOHN ?? was called to the chair, anudspoke at some length explaining the ob3ect of the. 'eting. RiICAHD LITTLER, a tailor, moved toe no as .oolution which was as ?? this ...

... I ;Marurt. flitelltwilre. 1-1-1-1.1-1-11 ?? ?? nee THE CORN MARKET. dt M9ONDAY.fDuri'ifg the past week the ?? into this market was not large, either of our' own growth Le or of foreign, the Principal supply consisting of wheat, wi the amount being on the whole 17,974 quartere. The aspect the trade wore on ever market da( asaytigbe butlively, various causes cornbtiniag, to contract business,pi ...

... 314al1hrupto &r.,i PARTNERSOZPO DISSOLVED. (From the Gazette of Tuesday, June 2.) C. and T. D. Hammond, Kingston upon-Hull, chymists -Ram sbottom and Procter, Lanebridge, Lancashire, spindle ?? andJackson, Preston, tailors- M. A. Johnson andJ. Penfold, Lodsworth, Sussex, farmers -Ebbem and Miles, Soulbury, Buckinghamshire, coal merebants-Filling, Milner, and Hale, Huddersfield, fancy woollen ...

... RICHMOND (YoRKSHIRE) COoRN MARKET, SATURDAY.- We had a good Supply of wheat in our market to-day, but the supply of oats was only ?? sold from Is. to Is. Od.; oats, 3s. 3d. to 4s. id.; barley, 4s. to 4s. 3d. beans, Is, to 5s. Gd. per bushel. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.-We have an ex- tremely limited supply of all grain, vith the exception of beans. We had a fair demand for fresh wheat, at ...

... T TR E - ?? HE B- T DES I aTH STR.TIKE N;T ~iDN TlS (Frmthe binei.) ,L MAT' 29. Oin Thursday morning thisa town w rats gratifed to fnd that the strike in'the building tfadeshrended. end that work would be immediately res a i appearstwiat a ?? womrkmst ent waithe upoe Mr. teaushton, our e t stieodiary Haustratr, lad gstted the wol mmen to kp then st their wasth dsiehfehedilesan wthe ...

... REOEIPTS OF TUE a4u T 0OP RATIVt X .LAND SOOE+ I . . i .- . l / Blackburn, Alva, per J. Enddlers~fire]' Borrowashi Dorking,pe Bury, per V Artichoke I Stockton, I Birminghai Newcastle-i Nottingham Heywood, I Oldham, Io Dodsworth City of Lou Leicester, I Ashton-unt Dundee, pe Tonbridge Hamilton, Stookport, Bradford, I Ely, per H. Alva, per J Leigh, per Borrowash Dorking. , Bury, per Artichoke ...

... Tj X7i BUtIJiG TRADES. ITHlE 4-TRIXE IN TE UID (From the IZoces.) LIVERPOOL, IMAr29. mo Thurday morning this to acleratienedt Isfind that the strike in the buildingtrd.% . d' Iand that work would be immediately resumed. It appears that a deputation of worlmen waited upion Mr. Rushton, our excellent stipendiary magistrate, df ine im t to the settle- dand stated that the only i e fth sevsa ...

... Markett *nteligltnte. THE CORN MARKET. MONDAy.-During the past week the arrival of grain into this market wae not large, either ofour own growth or of foreign, the principal supply consisting of wheat, the amount being on the whole 17,974 quarterS . The aspect the trade Wore on every market day was anything but lively, verious causes combining to contract business. and also to briugnvit'hitits ...