... I answese, they are ohligced. . I believe, hovvrevr, this iecessity might lie -wholly or Olnearlst avoidedi. There, ate work-houses alnd a hlssspitels, vhere numbers die who have neitiser rclatives nor frientis. Could net their bsdics be c dclivered for ...

... were too in(digent to providc the prol)er Irucdics y for her aeconehliuent, sought refuge and assistance P in St, Gies's workhouse, Lonmdon. Oni Tuesday 6 last, while the unfortunate womsan was sittiiig in a -hbe apartment with a little boy, an inmate ...

... wesnt to the glieral overseer of ?? poor and asked re. lief, wvhich was also refused; he then asked if he mnight go into the work-house for the night, and this also was refused; he then asked.very pitifully where he should go ? the reply was, you may go ...

... ANTI-PAUPER SYSTEM. (Conwlcdedfroan 0:is7t.) TIhe description of a parish workhouse at Smuth- well, and tho invorporatcd workhouse for the hun- drid of Thlurgartoll is too long for insertion in this place, and docs not adlmiit of abridg0emIent.- It ouglht ...

... is and I now address oun, if ?? Editor, as a guar(lian of tle poor of this tity, aod elected one of the coninittee at the workhouse, to express my disapprobliaion of the disgust iig and heartless mcasure br ought be fore pailiament by Mir. Warburton, tiniiir ...

... Commons11, tnd Clit) is guieg through the House of Lords, ?? Of C hc ii clauses of which, all persons obtainin relief !in workhouses, are to be cut isp) as soonl as they, die for thle benefit of science, if their bodies are not 3 claimed by their friends ...

... anatomical schools, nor could he consent to consign to the dissecting, table the bodies of the poor and destitute who died in work-houses. METROPOLIS POLICE BILL. This bill was committed and ordered to be read a third time on Wednesday. ...

... states, that several paupers belong- ing to a parish in that town have been set to work to wheel stones from the wharf to the workhouse, preparatory to their being broken for the roads, and for which they are paid six- pence a-day. Each gang, or procession ...

... just; and if he do not pay the same immediately on demand to the church- wardens, the said justices shall commit him to some workhouse, or house of correction, for eighteen months, there to be kept to hard labour. 6 Ann, c. 31.—14 Geo. Ill, c. 78, § 84. Although ...

... hold after which it took hold of the first smith's leg, and was knocked down a second time. Poor Hussey was carried to the workhouse, and put under the care of a surgeon.-Bucks Chronicle. Singapore papers to the 13th of February have been received: —A conspiracy ...

... distressedt wbitesmith, with a wife and foulr ehildiret, applied to the overseer for pa- s rish relief, or adtuission. to the workhouse. The hle officer, deeming the case one of sufficient distress, ?? demurred, in the telief that necessity, whirls some st- ...

... with or without those of the preceding class. 4. Giving up the bodies for dis- section of those who die unclaimed in the workhouses. 5. Le- galizing the sale of dead bodies. 6. Legalizing exhumation. 7. Passing my bill. The proposed enactment is, in substance ...