... witneas’a wife, went all possible speed to the f/w--dun Workhouse, where she was fortunate enough catc the pnsuner. but having received very little aastslanee, she lost her grasp and lie escaped. the Workhouse the witness's clothes were found, and it was proved ...

... have fallen into some fade washed liy tlie current; the was not found till Saturday morning, when it was conveyed to the workhouse. lias left wife and sift children. Cantekbi ry.—On Saturday se’nnight, ii labouring man called at the lionse of Mr. T. Roalfe ...

... r.—N. LILLBY. Leeds, linenmauufacturer.—T LIDBBTTRR. Houthwlrk. eorn-meichant.—K. BDMONDB, Newport, draper—W. Newington Workhouse, rope and sacking-manufacturer D- W. SAMPSON, (illtspnr-street. M WASRItOt’OII. Camberwell, stationer.—W. TAN TON. Prince ...

... one of the children into the WnrkluMise, but refused give her any fiirtlier relief, unless she and her child came into the Workhouse. She was heard tosuy that the would sooner perish from want than into the tVorbouse. The body was opened hy tlie parish surgeon ...

... instigation the neighbours, who witnessed the deplorable rondition of the child, one of the Overseer* took him into the workhouse, and obtained it warrant aaainst the prisoners, who were well-dre«sed, and In i.e ulxue tlie •■'immon elani*. The hjy’s luliier ...

... ami a pawnbroker'* dntdira’.e of garment, pledged in the name Jare Straw berry. Th* was after-vards removed to St. Luke’s workhouse. Monday night, after the family Mr. Flemming, nnrserymnh, al Ball V-pond, had retired to rest, Mr. Flemming beard an unusual ...

... tune. Witnesses aftera’Bids laid Inforiiintion of the clrcum.-tanie the Parish Officer.', and had tlie body conveyed to the Workhouse. The Jury were of opinion that tlie lady mid gentleman to whom the hoys spoke were concerned in the allair: and niter silting ...

... prepare petitions Parliament against certain clauses the Hill. Plymouth. —Two fellows of the name of and Crft|»p inrnaies the workhouse, at Dock, attempted set fire to that building on Sunday last. They commenced their operation* by setting fire to the chimney ...

... slus-kiiw stale, having cnl his tongue out Willi the razor used m ttranger, who was eviflen'.ly insnne, was reinoved to the workhouse, and niaeed under medical care. . , , , V,.iik.—la si v.eck live ellccted llieir escape from the Castle,.hey liad to ...

... that would recommend them to any labouring work. They implored the Magistrate to give orders lor their reception in the workhouses of St. Giles, or any other place of refu-e, that might prevent them from perishing in the streets. The Magistrate said he ...

... pauper, in Coveni Garden workhouse, was committed the House of Correction, for seven days, the charge of Mr. William llalliday, the master of the ' workhouse, with intoxication and disorderly behaviour la.-t Sunday, the workhouse, A young man, late the ...

... toolsiaflim'-sTt|Terrr. Walter Morris, a pauper, in Covent flaxen workhouse, was commftted to the House Correction, bar 'ccc the J-harge of Mr. William Hallulay, liie master of the workhouse| witii intoxication and disorderly behaviour last Sunday, in man ...