... sheuld | be elected Member of Parliannent for Argyllhiire, which I was- cordially secondled by John Campbell, Esq. of Stone- field. There being no othier person proposed, the 3.ord Advocate was declared duly elected, amidst the apptlalso of a mnunerous ...

... con- finmed, Rev. Mr. STREET said that there were at work 626 men in the Ormean Park. 46 on the Falls Road, and 4G in the stone field. The labour commitee t had eat that day, and had a most melancholy duty I to discharge. Some of the men who came to them ...

... said, there were working in the park about 430 and Wl1 in the stone field. On Friday they had paid for wages in the park £12 5s 3d, and i in the stone-field £7 0s 9d, and in the stone-field on e Saturday the wages amounted to £7 9a 3d. Mr. Godfrey reported ...

... that morning about 350 men, and about to 80 in the stone field. He said that owing to the V severity of the weather on Monday the men had Ca to leave off work at twelve o'clock, but that in the H stone field they continued to work during the entire A day ...

... mnm, and 104 on Wednesday. On Tuesday they paid for wages in 'the park £9 3s 6d ; on Wedaesday, £8 fIS 3d; and in thre stone.fielde on Tnesdy, £7 4esLd; and ZV 13s 9d on Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Crozier reported that they had granted yesterday £d0 'de 6d at ...

... etone-fielda on Thursday, he saidthereowereworking ill men, on Frldy, 121, and on Saturday, 121. The wages paid in the stone-fields on Thursday was £8 4s 7d, on Fday, £S lhe 9d, and on Saturday, £8 194 3d. Rev. DMr. Crozler reported that they had granted ...

... commit. ono tee are able to testify that the great mass of them R. are industrious, Sober, and well conducted men. ri The stone fields have been under the care of the tat committee for seven weeks, and they have found inw no difficulty whatever arieing from ...