voted for Mr. Fry at Bristol, it may be useful, if not edifying. to see in what other places a member is sent to the House of C,ommons by the voice of a score or two of electors. Ireland abounds with constituencies of this class. Portarlington, with 140 voterS, sends a Conservat

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THE STAFFORISSHIRE WORKMEN. All the workmen and colliers At the Scotch Works, T uns t a ll, t h e L ondon P i ts, an d Brownhills Coal ived notic Ironstone Company (Li m it e d), T uns t a ll an d Burs l em , have rece n of lo per cent. r e d uc ti on i n wages. S everal of the

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made, that this may be the case. But does it, we ask, squa le with common sense or common prudence that they should surrender themselves unconditionally into the hands of men, like their employers, who are self-interested in the matters in dispute, quite as much as the men thems