... suggest to guardians the advisability of having cod liver oil, quinine, and other expensive medicines supplied from the workhouses or some places under their own control, under prescriptions from the medical officers, in the same way as wines and other ...

... ISITTTER, 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 ...

... at an early hour this morn- ing, and as, from his manner, it was thought he was not exactly square, he was sent to the workhouse to await further examination. AN UNGRATEFUL NIECE. Mary Rogers was charged with having stolen a pair of boots and a pair ...

... entirely new in the way of utree locomotion. James Falion, an operative painter, has died in the hospital of the Liverpool workhouse from the effects of garotting. The perpetrator of the outrage has not been yet discovered. Z. to Y.—Why anxiety? Why a sign ...

... was fined 5s., including costs. —Phoebe Powell and Uriah Munday, os. for a like offence.—Joseph Edwards, from the Union Workhouse, for assaulting Thyrza Edwards, by attempting to take a baby from her belonging to a gentleman in the neigh- bourhood, was ...

... 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 ...

... Red Lion-street, Holborn, London, was resumed and concluded before Dr. Hardwicke, the deputy-coroner, at the Holborn Union Workhouse. Dr. Lankester, the coroner, was present, but the proceedings were conducted by his deputy, beforewhom they were first opened ...

... pocket. An official return shows that the amount authorised to be expended for workhouses last year was 25,IC.91. while 11C,2692. was authorised to be expended on workhouses pre- viously built. Another Free Sunday was kept on Sunday at the Crystal Palace ...

... 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 ...

... in Bristol. This mission, with a registration office for young girls of the humblest class, including the much suffering workhouse girls, was started five years ago, under the auspices of Miss Stephen. The children were both helped to find safe situations ...

... He had been the friend of kings and princes but how often had he lived in the hut and sojourned in the hovel been in the workhouse with His poor saints and although they might have died in the garret where the stars came and looked between the tiles, yet ...

... untouched the destitute and neglected children who abound 1IJ all large cities and are providing a constant supply for our workhouses, reformatories, and prisons. Miss Carpenter described numerous low districts in Bristol whicn abound with such children ...