... bet her motive foe taking them to Mrs Ward's is not known. She was soon afterwards taken into custody and removed to the workhouse. An inquest was held upon the bodies, and the girl was sent for trial for concealment of birth. A man called ll`Deranott ...

... Aberystwith. Deaths. 29th ult., aged 7, Alfred, youngest sea of David Jones, Harleen, Llandrinio. let, aged 100, at Ellesmere workhouse, gam Evens, who served with Nelson in the Victory. Gth, aged 58, at Lower 3fellington, alureket o k e , Jane, wife of Stephen ...

... the publication of bia book. After a few remarks from Mr Wiawood Rade and Mr Harris, the meeting adjourned. A NIGHT IN THE WORKHOUSE. The .12ertatoreaye,— There is clearly a hamming literary men whom editors—and the poor also--skoald delight to honour. ...

... his grand official drive.— Standard. The correspondent of the Pall MaU Gazette is not alone in his fancy for visiting a workhouse. Sir Geo. Grey, accompanied by Sir Richard Mayne and hie two sons, and by Mr Waddington, paid a sudden and unexpected visit ...

... responsible for the security of the stores. Mr Wihu kits then very ably argued that a saving would be effected by using the old workhouse as a barracks, besides the obvious benefit of having the men all under one roof. Col. TcrrreNums thought the question was ...

... had lain where he was found eight days and nights, in wind and rain, without tasting food. He was at once taken to the workhouse, but the critical point had been passed: he died in two days. A lamentable railway accident took place near Leamington on ...

... advantageously made for the purehae by the county of the Bala Union Poor Law Workhouse (the plans of which your memorialists send herewith.) That your memorialists believe the said Workhouse I. sufficiently lurge and capable to accommodate the greater portion ...

... correspondent of a contemporary mentions the following instance of superfluous advice: I have heard of a chaplain to a union workhouse, who preached to his congregation from the text, 'Lay not up for I yourselves treasures upon earth.' Another contemporary ...

... now complained, for they lent money for the building of workhouses in Ireland on which no interest whatever was to be paid until the expiration of ten years from the completion of the workhouses. Even a small rata of interest on these loans would yield ...

... in the mother's possession. The child was then dead. Elizabeth Evans was the mother of this child. Saw her in Dolgelley workhouse on the let of January last. She had no child then.—Mary Ann Humphreys, living at Barmouth, said that she knew the mother ...

... London, through a letter addressed by the Rey. J. Hillock to the Poor Law Board. While visiting the infirmary at St. Pancras Workhouse, the rev, gentleman noticed that an infant which was laid out for dead, with its jaws bandaged up, was moving. The newspaper ...

... Pancras Workhouse proves to have been somewhat too highly coloured, though sufficient was eacited at the examination before Mr Fenian, the Government Inspector, on Wednesday, to show that infant life is very little regarded by some workhouse nurses. The ...