fined ten to twenty shillings.
Guardian , July 27 , Bolton.—Twelve dealers and innkeepers condemned to pay costs.
Guardian , August 3 , Bolton.—Three dealers fined two shillings and sixpence, and five shillings.
Guardian , August 10 , Bolton.—One dealer fined five shillings.
And the same causes which make the working-class the chief sufferers from frauds in the quality of goods make them the usual victims of frauds in the question of quantity too.
The habitual food of the individual workingman naturally varies according to his wages. * The better paid workers, especially those in whose families every member is able to earn something, have good food as long as this state of things lasts; meat daily, and bacon and cheese for supper. * Where wages are less, meat is used only two or three times a week, and the proportion of bread and potatoes increases. * Descending gradually, we find the animal