vibram five fingers and make him a better and more skilful workman, and a more reflective, intelligent, and moral man. His influence for good would be felt around him, and thus a higher principle would be generated and diffused amongst the whole of the labouring portion of the community. In his (Mr. Baker's) neighbourhood, the moral charaoter of the labourer was such, that if one of them committed a theft on his employer, all the otheri connived at it, and endeavoured to screen the offender. This was a most distressing thing to reflect upon; but he knew it to be a fact. In contrast with this state of things, the conduct of the agricultural labourers of Scotland stood out in bold relief. vibram fivefingers A few years ago he had a Scotchman to manage his farm, who assured him that his labourers took every opportunity of robbing him, and that all connived at the practice; and he added that, in Scotland, among the labourers to whom he had been accustomed, vibram five fingers shoes if one man were detected robbing his master, or doing aught else that was illegal and improper, the others would at once insist upon his being removed (Hear, hear). He (Mr. Baker) also found that the men invariably combined against a bailiff who happened to be rather strict in superintending and conducting the affairs of the farm. vibram five fingers sale Not having been present in the room when Mr. Morton's paper was read, he could not venture to express any opinion upon his statements; but he entirely agreed in what Mr. Mechi had said, and that vibram five fingers kso farmers must look to obtain a better educated class of labourers before they could expect their efforts at improvement in other respects to be attended with the desired success (Hear, hear).Mr. B. Webstee said, as regarded education, he wished to observe that, having had to employ some hundreds of labourers at different periods, he had found a large number of them almost useless because they had never attended a school of any kind. As to the price of labour in Dorsetshire, ho could confirm the statement made by Mr. Nesbit. The other day, being in company with a farmer in that county, he mentioned to him the current report that only 7s. a week was paid to labourers. The farmer called to him his shepherd, who was close at hand, and said to him that he had altered his plan, and was going to give him 15s. a week instead of paying him in the manner that he did then. The man said—"Please, sir, I hope you wont!" Throughout the county of Dorset, he believed, there prevailed vibram five fingers sale system of payment by perquisites.Mr. Shearer said a similar system existed in Wilts. As regarded Labourers' Societies, or Labourers' Friend Societies, in his own neighbourhood almost every parish had two or three societies of that description. The point to which he wished especially to direct attention was, that in the last twelve years there had been several failures for the want of enrolment (Hear, hear). It was highly expedient that all such societies should be en rolled, and that the rules should be properly framed, by which means the misfortunes which had arisen in his own district might be avoided.The Rev. Mr. Twells said he concurred in the opinion of the opener of the discussion, that it was muchThis was officially announced by Mr. Hall Maxwell, at a meeting of the Ayrshire