... chbarged with' stealing As he shoes ;-Chriasiana Bold and Thonias Leditarif, c ]S- with stealing provisions out of the Workhouse at ps lur Desuy; William Naylor, witls stealing a quai- s sek tity of wood ;-James Bullock, with stealing a SC palek-sheet ...

... itritte i by bir n,, tsr by h s aurthort y. H-e hail knowa tihe pri .- snuer ailuttt tnit yeas.-5 who was the tnasrer of the -workhouse av 5 1w, to whrich situationt lie ltad a vetry frtir opiutoti of tnti I-I wovs in) tha habit tsf re- ,ceiving very Vuiie ...

... at the public-house, weithout aliy provi. sion. Thus deserted this poor woman was under the necesstty of applying tothe workhouse at this place, for relief, and tbrouglh the influence of one of the overseers, who has taken great pains in behalf of this ...

... deceased was the infant child of 'Sarah Crompton, who applied, on the evening of the 7th of August to be received into the t workhouse., with four young childtten. Objections were made to receive them by one of the persons in ; attendance, (the prisoner not ...

... Beadle of ?? Covent- ii't ed gardest, was sent by the Sutrgeon to get ah'rH.i.rrtg_ A? ily si aut the deceased itotothe Workhouse. -He found 'E . .the Overseer- from home; lie took the Surgeon's in ir, I~titer, 'asid left it-st Mr. Haydlen's. she Overseer ...

... thein. habitants ofa parish in vestry assembled The ch.srli- wardens and overseers are ernapo ered to build and enlarge workhouses, by ehe directiona of' theifthabitants in vestry assembled; and where no 'loor-onuse can be btain'd w~ithil n aparish, sh ...

... tltC l ih of N oeti dibe lIm, cliargi lig Lb pailltif, as such goartiili, ail fn;r ot lte Clothing coon llriueC at the Workhouse, wi hlviaitg corruitly bargaiinecl with tdl! defendant to rcuirc ttrotn himt livc per ent. itlion the aniullot of an order ...

... son of Samuel Powel, Esq., Steward to his Grace the Duke of Devon- shire, and Mr. Thomas Frost, assistant overseer, and workhouse master. -The election terminatel in favour of the former gentleman, by the casting vote of the chairman. We understand that ...

... d stectlit affectedl by her situatiston. [ti-her examinaitcton itt chief, the ?? (tile that thle child wao test lin the workhouse, ott the.2hdd of' J11YLy ' last, tiitt it weas Italcized by tbe 00100 Of Williain-t thot the wsns __ tlie mother of it; attil ...

... at Qtlarrv Hill, in a desponding state, cut his throat on . Mlonday, but the wound was not mortal, and lie is now in the workhouse in a fair way of recovery. SisoclitNG AFFAIR AT BURlNLy.--We last week copied fort the Manclhester Gnuanedi'a a paragraph ...

... footi and his motlitr, who thee lived loettie township of Bingisy, took him -to in Skipton, where he was received isto the Workhouse, sand where he ro- th mlne ni lie was euroil, a manths or. six weeks: this relie-M. bAAuDH Contended, was a decisive proof ...

... hiri earnings, irow tired and disgusted with the detiy, is forced to the hard measure of sending the poor orphans to the workhouse. I i this state of things, M r. LUnite, who was the sealettor oiposed to ?? claims, feeling anxious that tihe matter shoulit ...