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wliethar those boroughs should have the benefit
of borough representation in some other form.
Mr. Folf KSIBEI: then withdrew his amendment,
and on a division Mr. fierjeant Gimlet's motion
was negatived by 269 to 217.
Kr. HATTER then moved to add words pro-
viding that every borough enumerated in Sche-
dule A shall be so enlarged, either by the addi-
tion of neighbouring boroughs or towns, or by an
extm.sion of its present boundaries, as to inende
a population of not less than 10,000 person.
Mr. AVRTON expressed a hope that the time of
the Itouae would not be taken up by discussing en
abstract resolution like this. It was a proposition to
make a ntauber of small electoral districts with a
basis of 10,000 population, whereas the real basis
was 40.000.

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Mr. R. Y...RICE supported the amendment, which
he thought would give new political life to those
small boroughs. _

Mr. DI3I:I,ALE thought the question of reform
could never be settled unless they made a satis-
factory redistribution of seats. There were great in-
equalities. which he considered ought to be got rid
of, and he advocated the system of grouping as one
1110311/1 of remedying these inequalities.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE4YEE said the
vote of Friday added considerably to the number
of sesta that were to be appropriated. One effect
of that vote was that the whole scheme of redistri-
bution would have to be reconsidered, and he pro-
posed therefore when this clause was disposed of to
move that the further proceeding with the bill be
postponed till after the Whitsuntide holidays.
VVith regard to this amendment, he suggested that
it should be withdrawn. They were going to ex-
tend the county representation, and it would be
ulibusinesslike that they should agree to an amend-
ment which would upset all their calculations. He
added that he did not think that the regeneration
of our constitution would be much promoted by
enlarging these small boroughs by adding to them
the surrounding rural districts.
Sir F. CROSSLEY impressed upon the house the
necessity of giving representation to rising manu-
fact.ringtowns. . . .

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Colonel Dvarr supported the amendment, say-
ing that the boundaries of Tavistock and Tainworth
were enlarged under the provisions of the act of
1432, and that if the same course had been pursued
towards Lichfield, it would not now have been de-
prived of one member.
Mr. WLAREN urged the claims of Scotland,
which, if estimated according to the taxation paid,
would, lie said, be entitled to an addition of 25
members.

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After some further discussion, Mr. HITTER
o!fered to withdraw his amendment, but Mr.
AYRTON objected, and it was negatived.
On the question that the clause stands part of
the bill,
Mr. Ht'aEshEN made some observations on the
necessity of correcting at least the gross.. r ano-
malies in the representation if they were to prevent
future agitation.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that
he should propose on Friday that the house adjourn
till Thursday, and the bill would be the first order
on that day, not with a view of proceeding with it
then, but to enable him to make a statement.
Practically they would not proceed with the bill
till Monday week. He added that a morning sit-
ting would be taken this day, in order Logo on with
the Bankruptcy Bill, but that it was not proposed
to take a morning sitting on Friday.
Clause 9 was then ordered to stand part of the
bill. The CHAIRMAN reported progress, and the
house resumed.

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The Tyne Pilotage Bill passed through com-
mittee. The Exchequer Bonds Bill, the Consoli-
dated Fund Bill, the Metropolitan Police Bill, the
Houses of Parliament Bill, the Public Works Loan
Bill, and the Limerick Harbour (Composition of
Debt) Bill, passed through committee.
Some progress was made in committee on the
Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill ; and the other
business having been disposed of,
The house adjourned at ten minutes past two
o'clock.

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TiH TAILOR.S. STRIKE.—The seventh week of the
strike was entered upon yestenlay, without any prospect
of its early termination, both parties remaining firm in
their respective positions. The men express themselves
as highly pleased and gratified at the liberal way in which
remittances are being sent to them from all parts of the
country ; and they attribute this in a great measure to
the avowed determination of the masters to break up
their union if possible, and also to their refusal of arbitra-
tion, as it is well known many of the trades unions
have from the above cause contributed much larger
sums than they would have done if it bad been
merely in support of the spike. The committee
en Saturday last, although the number on the fund
had been increased from the previous week, owing to
the strike of the military tailors, were again enabled to pay
the full strike allowance to every man and woman entitled
to receive it. The picketing system is carried on as
actively as ever, and as fast as the masters suc-
ceed in obtaining the services of non-unionists from the
country, the great majority of them are drawn out again
by the union. On Saturday last out of a dozen men ob-
tained by a leading member of the masters' association, no
less than eight were drawn out, enrolled in the union,
and placed upon picket over other shops ; and this is being
repeated day after day. It is stated that another attempt
to bring the committees of the masters and men together,
with the view to is settlement, is about to be made in an
influential quarter. A project is also in contemplation by
several gentlemen who take an interest in co-operative
movements, to subscribe 5001. each for the purpose of
selecting a number of the beet workmen on strike, and
opening several cooperative tailoring establishments in
the metropolis.

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TRADES UNION INQUIRY AT SHEPTIELD.—The
inquiry respecting trades unions and other associations of
employers or workmen, under the Trades Unions Commis-
sions Aot, 1867, commenced at the Council Hall, Sheffield.
yesterday, before the examiners appointed under the act,
Mr. Overend, Q.C. Mr. T. I. Barstow, and Mr. George
Chance ; Mr. B. Barker (barrister), secretary. The act of
parliament provides that the inquiry shall take place in
public, and great interest was manifested in the proceed-
, invi. After the examiners and others had token their
' places, Mr. Overeud stated briefly that the object of the
commission was to inquire into certain acts of intimiihe
than, outrage, and wrong, which have been perpetrated
at Sheffield within a period of ten years, whether they
were perpetrated, permitted, encouraged, or connived at
bylkmdes union assomatioas at Sheffield, either of the
workmen, or of the masters. The first witness examined
was John Plats, scissor grinder and manufacturer,
Mitchell-street, Breokhill. Up to 1863 he had been a
member of the Scissor Grinders' Union, about 17 or 18 years.
The society is a sick and funeral society. A member sub-
scribes Is. 6d. a week, including the sick money, 4d. per
week. In the event of death, lid. extra is put on to meet
that expense. If there is any dispute with the manufae-
tame, thegrinders wouldgo to thescissorforgees' union, and
the grinders would joy the expenses of the scissor forgers,
and get the scissor forgers' union to put the men out, and
so atop the concern. Up to 1863 he did journeywork as a
grinder. Then he ceased to do jourueywork he erased
to pay to the union. He thought that as a master not
doing journey work he had no right to pay to the union,
and in consequence of refusing one morning all his bands,
six in 'umber, were gone from where he was working at
the Union Grinding Wheel. His arrears bad run up to
Hs. lid. He went down with the collector to the secre-
tary, and was sent by him to Mr. Holmshaw, the presi-
dent, and from him to the committee. They said they I
knew nothing about it, but told him that he must pay his
arrears and those of his two journeymen. He paid the
money, and received a note afterwards signed "Sweep,"
informing him that his bands were under the cisterns,
and he found them there. It was out of fear that he con-
tributed to the union, for as a master he could receive no
benefit from the funds. He left off grinding for two
years in consequence of illness, and when he returned to
work he found the subscription had been raised. He was
unable to pay the arrears, and the result of his not doing
so was that a number of scissors—five dozen—were taken
from a journeyman to whom he bad entrusted them, as
he believed, at the instigation of the onion, and he never
recovered them. The evidence as to the latter facts was
confirmed by the journeyman in question.
ARREST or THIRTY IRISH AMZRICANS. —A Cor-
respondent of the Freeman's Journal writes:—" Dungy,
van, Saturday Night.-1 have only time to inform you
that thirty !rash Americans, who landed in a hooker yes-
terday from a large American ship at Helvich Head Point,
have been arrested. The object of such a landing is not
very distinct, and it has consequently given rise to innu-
merable alarming report.. The prevailing impression is
that it has something in connexion with the late Fenian
convictions."

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