... Pooi'. a, This rn, aq;:it n3;s,j'iad the.audacity to throrW 11 hielqn tlie fpaifs,' and,,togclaim a maintenance inD .the Workhouse ,for', hinfeif and h:s 'wife, - althoughluhelvas aaually poffeffed of-one ?? andfjxty pounds- in money, 'befides an inicodne ...

... imrproverneeratof tliirr enorals, is- a e novel but very llberal idea which reflects hsighlsl upon a the Gentlemen of he' Workhouse. On Friday last; at a general -meeting of the subscri- o bers'as the Hull Lying-in-Charity, Mr. Janies. North e was tunaniimously ...

... persons described aspaupers anderiminallusnatics, WI ther iT there were now above 1800, all of whom were confined (as IS in work-houses or prisons, comfortless,, and without h rood either chatimedical orhumrane assistance tbatmightcon da ais duce to the r ...

... a two cathedrals are grand; and there is an hospital ii wiihich will coutaisn 6000 patients. The hIspicio, or S -general workhouse, is an ineresting establishment, F Containing more thlan SOO poor of all ages, who are f here trained to industry. At Seville ...

... Lanbe t, Mr. Aked, Kerahawnri ouse; M r. SutelifGee 8. Thist the Csmmittee wsill meet in the Cotmniltee. Room adjoicieg the Workhouse, on Thansdsy, Fet- day, and Saturday rSwlt, at Srven ?? in the Morning, and subseq ently at sueh iorut rnd as, ire, qaently ...

... and where it cv s the next morning he was found in e state of insensibility. s After languishing throupis the day, in the workhouse, to C a which hie w'as removed, hie died 'in the evcning between and five and six o'clock, though. medical advice and every ...

... 'Ifalsich in hoc otiae. t t e n t~4 he ...

... deceased on the lid to tho work- I at, house.. Adminittance was, however, refused, upon which pie 7m tlie mobb Irce bpon time workhouse door, and the corpse of Lp, was Oin.j d1_Oepoited inteda oom. The excitement at lot aseI brtese disturbances was so great ...

... 001) etler inhabttaiitsa aanongst,w ont was every I' mnale adutlt jiatient in the Infirmiary I lie application to the I Workhouse Board, out ofuwhich thle late proceedings'arose, wasI -.alto made by the members of the Leeds School of Mledicine, iii- * ...

... his by the operirtives. Great pains is taken in the Leeds Intelltgenrcer:ant the Patriot, to Iualce the 'decision of the Workhouse Board and the Vrestry, on the Anatomy Bill, -a party question. This is a very chear; wray of obtalring popularity for either ...

... Royal Hatiane Society have it in their power to confer.. .WOuICHouSE.-A special general c6iirt of guardianswas leldat the workhouse on the 12th inst. when Mr. B. Moxon's resignation as governor was accepted. Mr. John Cart was elected governor until the ...

... said comnmissioncrs, her r. any bye-laws at poreseit in force, or to lo hereafter made, Y- shall oblige any innnate of any workhouse to attent1.nny religious service which may bc celebrated in a mode con- s, trary to the religious principles of such incnates ...