... SHOCKING MURDER. 9.4 > f>. S«t?rd/yr t';imiisiiip'p was' workhouse, before J. vr. r ikwni, R-Vj.,' lipon' bbdy Mary Justice, a woman about 40 years who came' by' her dealh under foltowiui; circumstances:— - ...

... Banks, ot Atphington, on the slh of June, eye of gate. Transported 7 Fairs; Mary Vicary, for stealing from St. Thomas's Workhouse, 1 pair ol trovrsers, and 1 Waistcoat, Acquittal ; Ann Forsler, for stealing front Richard Hrrrinc, of Stoke Damarel, pair ...

... prevent them forcing then- way into the Committee Room, have usuelly stationed their beadle one door, and the Master of the Workhouse the other, prevent the entrance of Mr. Black and his two friends. As this guard had, huuever, been found ineffectual, the ...

... wins, left persedable. Instead of availing himself af this clemency, and returning to bis ' family, who were forced to the workhouse, where they since Been a burden totbe? parish, be obtained, from time ,to time, fictitiotijr actions, andremained his own ...

... left supersedable. Instead of availing himself df this clemeney, and returning to his family, who were forced to go lo the workhouse, where they have since been a burden to the parish, he obtained, from time to time, fictitious actions, and remained bis ...

... fell. The body being recognised be that of ihe unfortunate Chapman, was taken up, placed on a hurdle, and left the parish workhouse, aud notice immediately sent to Mr. the Coroner, at Kingstou. Ou Wednesday two gentlemen came the King's Arms, and inquired ...

... pregnancy, was passing near Christchureh Workhouse, Surrey, when she was suddenly taken ill; her shrieks soon attracted the attention ot those passing, who, full of sympathy made application to the Matron the Workhouse,but who strange to say, refused her ...

... week by the judgment of his Honour for t in the oucer hall, who awaited The Justice, nettled at the he tread-mill or the workhouse. unseasonable int erruption, beb- bled into the saw in the nate creature, who trembled at his yoie e,a pale, haggard, and ...

... Street, was the keeper of the B obert Edwards, the Joiner, in and to the da of his death, tidewell, now the Poor-house ; A work-house be ing determin éd on, retained the name of Governor Edwards. weil was removed to the present pri during his governorship ...

... thanks, observed that of the last three years Bibles and T-estament* hud gratuitously distributed, in the Prison, and in the Workhouse* this Town and neighbouring Parishes and complimented the Ladies ihc Association for indefatigable exertions in visiting ...

... tbey could not interfere.—Mr. Minshull said he would, if he pleased, send him to the workhouse of the parish in which he resided.—Mr. Angellini asked what a workhouse was ? and being told, he said, a roan of education and a gentleman conld not stoop to ...

... were now produced, among which were several letters containing his name and address. The body was afterwards removed to the Workhouse, Verdict—that the deceased committed self-destruction, while in a state of delirium and lunacy, The above melancholy case ...