... Vlaa (Oh, what a mist for a poor stockinger !) Mary Smith produced Foes illegitimate children, at one bath, in Stuusllow workhouse, Derbyshire ! ! ! who, with their mother, it is stated, are doing well. 'They are all girls, and make seven in number, of ...

... work who chose. The practice has here been, daring the turn-out, for such poor people as could not be accommodated in the workhouse, to go regularly three • day to their meth there ; and for same works the average amount thus expended in food wan upwards ...

... '23d ult. an inquest was held at Rochdalm on the body of a young man named Richard Pilling, a pauper in the Wanileworth workhouse. It appeared that the deceased had been taken to the prison and confined in a solitary cell in which there wan no bed, coveting ...

... place, on view of the body of .I.hllinry, who died auddenly io the above publx ?irilict ?Died by Gad.?On the 9th at the workhouse, North Bierley, on view of the Joseph Lightowler, whose clothes caught fire, by which he was so burnt as to cause his death ...

... accordingly,anddelitered to the to erasers of the poor of the appellants township.—She was reqwested by them to go to the workhouse, but she refused to do so, and on the next day, the 31st .lanuarv, 1829, she returned to Halifax, And remained there till ...

... imtat of destroyed upon this ocean:on, was s'•uut ihV . and the electors who uernp:eil them, with have mostly resided in the workhouse rrer sine: Thus the nomination of the members was from about ICO hum:who:dr:is to one iadivi• dual. So much for beeline ...

... light. When I bad him before, Richard Hargreaves had given orders I was to give him no food • they would bring it from the workhouse The day after I saw Hargreaves, and oaid I had put him in again. lie said let hint bide, and give bon a good hipping. ...

... illegal, four of the sot unusual benefits, namelythe allowance minus is of arr.—when imprisoned for debt. —when reclured • workhouse,—and for :no riding .ulatititte to servo in the militia. These societies look forward with lively to the decision of tbe ...

... a history of the discovery of Chlorides, we are told that, the purification of tainted air in hospitals, wards, prisons, workhouses, lavArettne, e iek. chambers, closets, sewers, wells, dodos, stable, AND IN WM IN A ATATI or Las hail been effected by the ...

... feasible plan which we had sceo proposed,—that of giving up, for surgical purposes, the unclaimed bodies of those who die in workhouses, hospitals, and other institutions, supported at the public expense. We regarded thin as the leant ohjectio noble of all ...

... issue a form of prover wherever both the Teets comet had been propitiated.—Tae's or JACK MITTORD.—Laat week; Ilk Giles's workhouse, expired the well-kw fool, perhaps the most eccentric diameter of hie He was originally in the nary, and fought smiler Hood ...

... 16th year. In last, aged 39, Mr. Anthony Nelson, of this town, corn-merchant. On Tuesday last, aged 57, Mr. Master of the Workhouse at Stanley, near Wakefield. On Tuesday. in her 21st year. Sandi, youngest daughter of the late %Ir. Fenton, of Leeds, hosier ...