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EsGLIsH AGRICULTURAL LAg5aERs.-The
wIetched condition Of his class was made a?-
parent at a rnaeing Of their orGet' held recently
in Wiltshire, where a woman, Mary Ferris, said,
that the rer, many Of them. weEe afraid to speak.
A voice answered, that they wto were living on
potataes and water had not the spirit to do So
Mary Ferris proceeded" She thought a !it,!e
more land would Dc Of great service to the labor
ers generally. Her husband had 10 maintain her
and FIVE children out of SIS. per week They had
half an acre of land but that was rot sufficient,
with mis- low wages, to maintain them in e mc;-
ner fitting TO do q dsy'a work. Ihs last summer
they had TO potatoes for d considerable lcngth
of time, and no'hing bu! ttc So. per week. Her
children we're cf;en crying round her FOR food,
and shc did moi know how to get any. She said
the men knew nothing rs their hardships III com-
parisca 20 The women they nroughtthe S.. nome
on Saturday night; but the management was lef'
to the women, w!!:u could not supply the wants OF
their families from it. She stated that they did
not taste morsel OF animal food for two months
together" All the iabo,ers who did speak CON-
plaincd OF ti.cr miserable state.