TRANSLATORS NOTE.

Being unable at this late day to obtain the original English, the

translator has been compelled to re-translate from the German the

passages quoted in the text from the following sources:--G. Alston,

preacher of St. Philip's, Bethnal Green.--D. W. P. Alison, F.R.S.E.,

"Observations on the Management of the Poor in Scotland," 1840.--The

_Artisan_, 1842, October number.--J. C. Symonds, "Arts and Artisans at

Home and Abroad," Edin., 1839.--Report of the Town Council of Leeds,

published in _Statistical Journal_, vol. ii., p. 404.--Nassau W. Senior,

"Letters on the Factory Act to the Rt. Hon. the President of the Board of

Trade" (Chas. Poulett Thomson, Esq.), London, 1837.--Report of the

Children's Employment Commission.--Mr. Parkinson, Canon of Manchester,

"On the Present Condition of the Labouring Poor in Manchester," 3rd Ed.,

1841.--Factories' Inquiries Commission's Report.--E. G. Wakefield, M. P.,

"Swing Unmasked; or, The Cause of Rural Incendiarism," London, 1831.--A

Correspondent of the _Morning Chronicle_.--Anonymous pamphlet on "The

State of Ireland," London, 1807; 2nd Ed., 1821.--Report of the Poor Law

Commissioners: Extracts from Information received by the Poor Law

Commissioners. Published by Authority, London, 1833.

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