... river, who appeared. very much af- . fe&edi and ratherinterested.' Therman, woman, and boy were taken -to. 'St. George's Workhouse, Mount- c sh-eet, in orderto be ow*.d. ' - At two oQ'tck, in ?? ternoon of Friday last, the ti inhabitanits of a verylaige ...

... Matry Jackson, who was with nuesch difficulty secured- aftcer tnalkin- a great resistance, she was at ]ength taken to the workhouse till a Coroner.'s Inquest shill sit on the bodies of the deceased. ...

... substance of the evidence wvas. tlhit Ann Fane, the decease :l, Wvas a girl about i years of as~e; and had been a paupcr in'the Workhouse at Ly nn, in Norfolk, in conseutencc of her lhavmng been the orphan child of poor parents. She was takien a short time back ...

... to the presait, her life sas tIn aimost ,crnstanf scene of trouble. 'Some of her children died, .Qthers were put into a workhouse 'Te lpoo wornan .g9ave herself up to drizkin'n. -There were somc slight' iatrises about' the face, hichl made sonie doubt ...

... set of princes and courtiers, and everv petty viliage its Mr. Sub.Collector of Taxes, and its Mr. Deputy Inspector of the Workhouse ?- Tile piece was excellently performed throughout, though the characters, as they had no traits difficult of depict- mient ...

... husbaund to Mile-end, Newto-vm, fell into a deep titch in Ped Cow-lrine& linal-geen, aid was drowned. Tle body was taken to the workhouse for a Coronel's Inquest. 'Suniday eve'ning a young woman of the name a Baker, servant to Mr.I- itiford, of Finsbury-plIce ...

... before the Dumfermline Committee, as far as they relate to James Trotter.-Leave -given to bring in a Bill for erecting a new Work-house in she Parish of St. James, Westminster.-Roman Catholic Oath Bill read a third ?? for in- Creasing the Rates for In.-keepers ...