... I TEE TRADE OUTRAGE INQUIRY AT I SHEFFIELD. I I e . . .- |Mr. Overend, Mr. Chance, and Mr. -Barstow, the examiners at the recent inquiry into the trade outrages at Sheffield, have presented their report to the Trades' Union Commissiollers. After referring to their ap- pointment, they proceed on the subject of rattening: -It is fair to the unions to say, that in the majority of cases where the ...

... .LODON TT Tuesday, = 4. i ?? BADK1RUPTS. Notice cf Adlndicatfon and First Mesting cf C3adsts , To Snrrondsr at tho Bankrupts' CcnPt, Locdo, Avehard HM., Crutelied-friars4 and Miniories, cearan, Aug, 2 BDauer J., ubiria place, Back-road. baker, Aug. 29 Brodie E. B., Letoustone-read, Stratford, Alug. 20 toroon O. J., }igh street, Poplar. clarman, Aug. 28 Catcyipole E., Park-rood, Bow, dealer in ...

... DAkWIN G'TO1j SECTlON (STOCKTON AND DARLITGTON) RAILWAY COMPANY. The balf-pearly meeting, of this company was beld yesterday, at the Railway offices, Northgate, Dar- iligton. There was a full attendance of directors and an average number of shareholders. She SooeTxAny (Mr. MacNay) having read the notic calling the meeting, it was agreed that the register o shbirebolderR convening the meeting ...

... BRISTOL L&ATHER TRADE. (M3fesre8. Hassee and Cnga's Cirosdlar.) Since the issue of our last circular we have experiencea a decided improvement in the demand for most descrip- tions of leather: the depression that has for sevorat months been perceptible in the trade has now been re- placed by a steady demand, and as most tanriers have been lessening their productions for some considerable time ...

... SHARE AND PRODucE MARKETS. (Frnou Aiw Lourox ConisroowiDuN.) LoNDoN, Tuesday. There has been an almost entire absence of busiaess on the Stock Exohange, and in consequenfe there has been a drooping of prices. The like phenomenon is exhibited on the NiirjB Bourse. The two places, there- fore, aot and react on each other. But for this there is nothing apparently to stand in the way of improve- ...

... POSTPONEMIENT OF THE TRIAL OF THOMAS EDGELEY. [FEobr oun LoNDoN Rhroarnn,] LONDON, Tuesday. In the matter of the prosecution of Thomas Edgeley, who stands committed for trial at the present session's of the Central Criminal Court, and with regard to whom an application was made to the Right Hon. Russell Gurney (the recorder) yesterday, as reported in the leeds Mcreury, Mr. W. CAMPBELL SLEion ...

... = SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FnOm Oui Lo,-nox ColarisroxmeN.) LoNDoN, Thursday. A complete reaction has occurred ia the Stock markets with the sudden change in the weather. The English Funds opened a lower, and railways about 1 per cent. lower. It is hardly justifiable to attribute this depreciation wholly to the weather. There is no doubt a reaction from the recent considerable rise wag ...

... I HULL UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL. I I I- I I 11 E III -i -iI F- -i r! II 7I .I IE r] .II -I An adjourned nionthly meeting of the trade dele- ?? forming the above council was held last evena- ing at the Working Mien's Club, Lowgate, when' there was a good attendance of delegates. Mr. Ack- ril presided. The Chairman stated that a deputa- tion of two tailors frbm London had waited upon him during ...

... THE LONDON TRADES' COUNCIL,. I T ?? A - AD1 I A . TheLondoA Trades' Council held a special meeti on Friday night, at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey. Thefol- lowing trades were represented: Amalgamated En- gineers, AmalgamatedCarpenters. Cordwainers, Plas- terers, Zinewlarkers, &c, &c Mr. Sainsbury, plas.- terer. was voted to the chair. The chairman called the attention of the meeting to a sthtemeut ...

... STOCKTON MEETING, Y~smEAy. (From our Correspondent.) The Wynyard Ennditay of S0 soya, added to a awdcystses nt S ecse each, 3it:thesecondgtosashis stake. Crtain winnersextra. eubs. ?? from the Ried Post. s 9 rMr. Cowen nsa The Pelee ner, a yrs. M ?? 1 5 10 Mr. InDli;s' PolIcy, 3 yr - - - ?? . . . ?? rsddock 2 '7 s Mr. Chilton's Capitoin, ?? ?? alloer 3 Th e following also ran :- Frost, ...

... ISHARE AND PRODUCE M&RKETS. (Faon oun LoNnox Conas:EsrOuN'N.) LONDON, Monday. The fine weather and the growing conviction that confidence is being restored have together been suffi. cient to keep tho stock markets very firm. yet the amount of business doing is slight. The holiday season is in full operation, and the attendance is unusually limited. Moreover thes6 oiroarastances will continue ...

... /OZTTA .td4Y, Auyu8t i6. IIBAKBRUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Meatlngof Cr'dltore. Sorronder at the Balk-Ptas' Court, LOndon , Oaldlr C.JA., larte of City-road, master tailor, Sept. 3 BernIe A ..flt, cheeseBonaege, AuA. 27 . evi B ntut 1 t lu, Sept, 9 Blakej,..'Jtof Mstrkt.tez near S.~a1~1Ag3 ,,.ey S. o d ,8 tmiterb, osd e~nt, Auag.K B.Eimo J. BElHowsetb.st Cm nslica, stationer, Aug. ...