... their return, they found there a hlt'f pint cup, which containtad a purse with 2A guineas in gold. He -fill continues t. the work-house, fays hie is glad they have the money that he lives like a prince, and will not quit the place. The whole fum found was ...

... remaining ,4;8 htirs iii tle shrubbery, tihe tMhcerS L) of Keisingt on parish' removed her, agailist her will, to' thje wor-khouse. Whien hef'6re theqrmaistrate, shlt re- preseli cld herself ,is a Yiative of Ji.Tauica, and stated to huav left that plaie ...

... establishment. By a late Act of Parliamtnt, every person buying or taki'ig into pawn, clothes or other articles belongin- to a workhouse, frout poor people, or clothes given to pa.u- pers by the parish, are liable to a fine, and in case of tion-payment, to ...

... door -where he found the parcel, and informed the master; he did so, and received directions to take the.inlant to Ithe workhouse. It was first determined to unpacks . the parcel, and examine if nothing was contained in it whichl might lead to the detection ...

... making tip 8,890,0001.:. tbe result %voudi be to create habits of independence and comfort, and secure thepioor from the workhouse.- All thc misery now ex perienced had arisen from the deoradation of the lower cltasses, and his abject was lo raise and ...

... toD provide lodgyings till they could be sent to their friends. One child, only fourteen, who bad lately -left Hampstead workhouse, and bad been harboured - in otle of this vile womat' s rooms, was so diseased, - that Mr. Fielding said be would get her ...

... fice. It is hoped the real I)erpetratol-s will soon be detected and brought to punishment. Tdillard i now in Limehouse. workhouse in A very weak state; but he will attend to give his evidence before the M1agistrates. CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, July 22. We ...

... for it. The pr per officers ofi alaylebone parish have offered a rewtrd for the parents, and the child was taken to thie workhouse. CHILD-STEALING.-The following circurnsti'lce should oper-atc ai a caution to sel. ants having the care of children in the ...

... witnesq, who acknowledged that an old it man, who was in the workhouse, had taken the same ,r liberties. d Sarah W4ells, a girl ahout the same age as the last : witness, who lived in the workhouse at the same time, d upon her cross-examination by MIr. Audrews ...

... sequence, his dress lot bespeaking him a man of red, wealth or respectability, till he could be removed to had the parish workhouse. However, some gentlemen, ime passing by chance recognised him, and knowinig him m aid to be wealthy, thought it right to ...

... an active competition had been awakened for the privilege of admission. It was iot, however, to be , inferred, that their work-house was a place of luxn- rious accommodation, or that it was not already erowded to the utmost possible degree. Every bed had ...

... inventioii defeats the object and detects the persons, by giving an alarm, which is heard at a Con- siderable distance. In the workhouse Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, Hannah Burne, a dwvarf, 2l; inches in heiglt, was, i after a tediouis and difficult labour ...