... fo prevalent, and is attended with fo much inconvenience both 'to parishes and indivi- duals, that the Committee for the workhouse at Leeds, have come to the refolution of endea. vouring to remove, or leffln the evil, by adding twuo guineds to the fum ...

... number ofvotes 9i in pioportion to the amount of the rate they pay. IX. The workhouse system to be altered- and the plan offurnishing materials for labour to be abandoned. The workhouses, however, not to be abolished, but to be places of refuge for the i aged ...

... ction. On Tuesday se'nniglt about nine o'clock in the citorninz, a shocking accident iappenedi at the St. Cle- nient's Work-house, Portlcgn!tstrvet, Lincoln's-ion-fieldlse -An uiniceplcy fernale, a3otit 21 yC~onS of age, precipitated herself fromn thb ...

... cvin c locked himsclf up with Isis aged svife, in their miserahlC cottage, ?? to starve to death rather than be sent to a workhouse. It was therefire desirable to do away this crsscl distinction, and to enablethe Magistrbtes to dro-iy lhw, what lnuuianitv ...

... their days in hard labour, tc instead of being able to provide for themselves, were ci condemned to spend their old age in a workhouse. Ci 'lbhe Hon. Member then tool a view of the state of hi our West-lndia colonies. The planters were now con- ai fessedly ...

... at ftturso clocklit shei afternoon of as s. Ndottday utrxt, friom Niphan'y Bridge, O otitte Chtlsero road, le, to to the Workhouse Bridge ?? ?? l ,e Ott NWedlnedatav, a child o Jo.e pll-Lister, of Skip.. i- ~, toni, was vbseived. floating onl the Carthl; ...

... H-eadlicoate; Robert Hornet, carrgoed With assaalting John ?? ; Jos. Moorby, charged wish, behavirg iti a riptous mianer irs the workhouse at.5tanlev One tnonth 9 Joirina Beaumont and Jahir Wa'ker, ciargoi ewitls neg ecting to provide for tlreir fami;ies; * ivid ...

... is to be con b tiiirid in Great rint-sin, and takon off itt reland. Onl Friday die-d, a inan Named Tuerlibll, in Ehhufa~ Workhouse, Tlu day previosis to his eat i,'e sent for the I Uniftrecsi and gavq her six sullu~ngtO to iurchase::gravci r/ot4es at his ...

... Gaols throughout England-To the Refuge for the. Destitutej and the London Female Penitentiary-To the Poor in, Hospitals and. Workhouses-To the poor Sufferers by the Great Fire at cQhudleigh -.Geriain. Soldiers .and Se~aien, at .Mrgate*. Gospo'rt, G(uildford; ...

... indirectly given to snsilar rinw [eoute preseirts. Thre clilis is likely t10 do very ot it viell, ansi is tire pet of the whole workhouse. 6i .bince osrr lust hatie been coairnitled to a - Wakefied House o Correctin. John Hrgucavee, fe Wakefield ouse of CrrectionJohn ...

... nlis; place. On the 10th inst at Sarton, in Hu'derness, in the 653d year of his age Mr Michael Crabtree, inastet of thte Workhouse at that piace. On Fri day so stiglsr atsBi rp Loeu fn nrtr Beferley in1 tlh 80th year of Iii'agr, Mr.-R. IThirsk, gent. On ...

... prisons, not- withstatsding the repeated -and sreceltt jail deli-e- ries, are crowded with unfortunate debtors ! our T work-houses swarm with initiates, and the aggre- gate number of paupers in Engl and and Wales, has, within the period alluded to, been ...