... really destitute is imperative ; and, throwing upon those guardians, or rather upon the masters, matrons, and porters of workhouses the responsibility of finding out who are and who are not the really destitute, he calls upon the unions, and those parishes ...

... for the support of his wife, who is now at the Lhinfyl. that some one would lead her from that horrid place. lin Union Workhouse, and chargeable to the parish of This was done, and the children were carried into a Llandysilio. Mr Bowen, assistant overseer ...

... Ruthin, Ss, Asaph, Wrexham,now, O•wfwtri, and Ellesmere , ' l any I The Rev. Dr Guthrie, the celebrated Scotch divine, workhouses in the Istr.lir comities were boantitnlly rind contrlbotor to ' IV-r I.• is j- t r, is. on fed wits. roast beef and rb):n ...

... contemplate the reception into the workhouses generally of the chronic patients referred to, and Ito constitution thereby of a number of small lunatic establishments, bat the selection by the visitors of one or more workhouses its which adequate accommodation ...

... Mick tuts, this year, been pined hy Miss Edith Wynne. A little boy, eve years old, has been burnt to death at the Rabin workhouse. He was playing near the schoolroom Are when his clothes were ignited. to Henry Ilion has been lecturing to de Shrewsbary ...

... their heat. prompt them to effect. Ile magazine before us is wed worthy the attention of Made who would empty our gaols and workhouse, 0 our churches awl chapels; awl we e ineerely Ilma it may hare a large sale, not only amongst menthes of the • Church of ...

... female sa Mrs Watkins, and gave information to Captain Stephens, who had her conveyed in a cart to the Leominster union workhouse, where she arrived at one o'clock on Tuesday morning. Mr Eugene Goddard, surgeon, was immediately sent for, and quickly in ...

... Sutton, and who was seventy years of age, had been employed for some yeses the engine-room and kitchen of the ;mot Labs workhouse. Latterly he has had strange fissise, sued st lest it wee thought At to remove him le the drag mesa. In the room where he ...

... pervade the checks of a baling character. His first visit is to peri eliding, and the pleititive wended the organ seemed ' the Workhouse, bat he can fi nd no trace of a child to inspire one with feelings of holy awe at the grand anewering to his date anl descri ...

... Sir Robert Clifton, speaking in Nottingham before To your Royal Ili d hnses the Pfister and Princess Llantyllin Union Workhouse, and chargeable to the his constituents, gave what %could appear to be a reelf Wales,— said parish. The children's father ...

... and so that they form as little an obetruetion possible ; I , charged by P.C. Shone, with having his house, The the anion workhouse; of one of which he visa director, an d that, as to the Saturday's standings, he be Bork Ilin' open on Sunday the 3rd of ...

... Esq., and Captain Cast. Removal of a Pauper.—An order was given for the removal of Robert Evans, a pauper in the Ellesmere workhouse. The pauper was a man of 55 years of age, and had been a soldier. He was a native of St. Martin's, and had never gained a ...