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... inquest which has been held at Clogheen, county Tipperary, on the body of Mrs. J. Burke, wife of the master of the Waterford Workhouse. The poor woman had been ill, and her husband had sent her some medicine, upon taking which she was seized with all the symptoms ...
... acres, and these being all destroyed, he said mournfully, that if he could not get employment he must resort to the Union Workhouse. It is supposed that some two or three hundred families art thrown out of home by this de- vastating flood. No means of carrying ...
... BUTTER, MILK, RICE, CLOTHING, SHOES COAL, SOAP, CANDLES, SPLIT PEAS, OAT- MEAL, and other Articles of Consumption, for the Workhouse of the said Union; and also for supplying the several Parishes in the said Union with BREAD and FLOUR, are requested to deliver ...
... denomination. June 1, aged 52, Mr. Isaac Walford, landlord of the Horse and Jockey, Llantihangel-Pontymoil. June 2, at the Union Workhouse, aged 27, Thomas, eldest son of the late Mr. Elijah Littlehales, butcher, Pontypool. June 4, aged 54, Mr. Thomas Wainwrlght ...
... wark, too. Aw could like yo to do a bit o' summat for us. We're hard put to't. Don't you think she would be better in the workhouse ? said one of the guardians. T)h, no; replied another, don't send th' owd woman there. Let her Irwn own little place ...
... were to be cultivated by a proper system of education, separate and apait from the workhouse system. He w as not disposed to deny that in a considerable number of workhouses everything which could be done was done for the education of pauper children but ...
... that in one plaoe a mass of human remains, several feet in thickness, were found, Some of the bodies had been sent from the workhouse hospital after dissection no burial service was read over them the incumbent stating in evidence that it was not required ...
... excursions are promised during the season, one gentlemanthe Baron de Bliss-pro- posing to send the inmates of Paddington workhouse. It will be interesting to give the total numbers for the past week, as compared with those of the same week in 1851, and ...
... halve in the Great Exnibiticfn a true dis- solving view, showing Lancashire and the mill districts as they are,—as the workhouses, the stoneyards, the hospitals, the streets, the unhomed homes are; could we parade as in a glass the true physical and ...
... kingly contrasting with the doling out of the small grudged pittance from the cold hand of a frowning parish oitioer, a workhouse coffin, and hireling attendants. A momen- tary reflection prompts the inquiry—How is it that so many of the working classes ...
... kingly contrasting with the doling out of the small grudged pittance from the cold hand of a frowning parish oitioer, a workhouse coffin, and hireling attendants. A momen- tary reflection prompts the inquiry—How is it that so many of the working classes ...