The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-08 00:00:00

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THE BVILDERB' &alas—Another week has
been entered upon with but little probability of any
speedy termination to the unfortunate dispute in the build-
ing trade. The position of the two parties now is as fol-
low. : Twenty-four of the large employers and a few of the
smaller masters, employing about one-fourth of the labour
in the trade, have Introduced the new system ; thirty
firma, large sod small, employing about one-eighth ri the
labour, are paying under the terms of the compromise
offered by the men • and eighteen large firms, and be-
tween 300 and 400 small masters, having from one to twelve
men, employing the remainder of the labour, are paying
on the old terms of the trade. Up to &Lanky last very
few masons or bricklayers were at work for the associated
employer', many not having one of either branch on their
works. On Saturday erasing a meeting of non-society
masons was held at the Craven-head, Drury-lane, con-
vened by some of the foremen, at which a resolution was
pleased in favour of the hour system. There were, how-
ever, but few present, the large majority of the non-society
men siding with the trade society in this dispute. A deli".
?ate meeting of the carpenters was held on Saturday even-
tog, when measures were adopted for securing a better
equalisation of the trade than at present exists, with the
twofold object of overthrowing the hour system and rais-
ing fends for the support of those on strike. An appeal to
the trade on the subject was issued. The number of men
now working under the hoar system is thus estimated :
Carpenters (under protest), 1,000 ; plasterers (ditto), 500 ;
masons, chiefly at Messrs. Belk and Lucas's, 900 ; brick-
layers (about one-half at the above firms), 300, Consi-
derable sums of money were received from the country on
Saturday in support of the strike. A conference of the
various branches in the trade will be held this week.
CITY or LONDON Houma rob Disuses or
TNZ Qgllry, VICTORIA-ram.—The number of patients re-
lieved at this institution during lest week was 1,150, of Phial
179 were new eases. _ _

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