... stated a deplorable instance of a family who were accustomed to insure: the husband cut his throat, the wife went to the workhouse, and the daughter is in the utmost iadi- gence from the like practices. Evidence was given 'of many servants stealing their ...

... greatest poverty, and very far advanced in a state of pregnancy, applied to the Churchwarden ef Spitalftelds, to go into the Workhouse, 'he immedi- ately gave her an order, and the newt morning she was delivered of three fine Girls, who, with the Mother, are ...

... boy 'ofthe 'deceased was. foud- by~two bo'ys,'who ?? batthing In the: Serentine, t nht jt .w'sP 'conveyed ta St. George's Workhouse, to'.be owvned. .'Abe de-' ceased was-64 years -of age, and Uhe, conchdsion from the evi- - dence is, that she had put a ...

... ?? till to-morr6w (tjiis day). f , ,- HO3I0USE OF-COMMONS. On the motion of.Mr. Alderinan CoMt usx the St. Sepulchre's, Workhouse Bill was read a third timet, passea, and ordered to be .cdrriedby Mr.Combe to the Lords , , ' Mr. Aldenian CUo-E -presented ...

... the cellar'; whose former wretched inhabitant must be thrust outl upon the pavement, and from thence transferred to the workhouse or the grave. And this process is to be repeated Zoties quoties;-so that the *best provided amnongst us cannot tell where ...

... shi'had'bUen' binployed by the'child's mnothet; j70 .:take ti1C chl]d froifr n rfiuts f'or the purpose of Bpacing it'l' ina 'workhouses 'adtehai A k bad deivered th$;cbi'4 to: luer: ?? n~id isuin tess~pounds fila'shlat p r-S pose, and tlhat lie CIad Q$d her ...

... probably, in a fit of despondency, and - the :Gentleman had posting bills stuck up about. the. town, informing the. Masters of Workhouses, &c.t that ,ich a -aperson N-vas inissing, and that it was hoped she w Iud have some considerable - property to receive ...

... the 6ody of a young nian was taken out of the New River, oear the Tha clied iototte, Llington, which vwas tsksn to. the Workhouse, and WAS soon owned, when it appeared the name of the deceascd wag .Lambert, z ' years of age, who resided in the city; he ...

... committed to-morroV. The Annual Indemnity Bill was read a third time andpasseit . An Account of the State of the Gaols, Work-houses, &c. I- throughout the Kingdom was presented, and ordered to lie OA the T able.-Aldjourned. ' ...

... -a respertable eoualtr5ne, wvas f~nnd ad uodq:irthe Park~wal. by n-coupled gnrdeoerws- and the body was-tni~e-ved'to the workhouse. Ile had some slver n his :pocket~ senP avpehced'as if he had bee. itscoxiested.- It is s~~ppesed that the deceased met his ...

... certainty that the poor, in and out of the workhouse in r688, did not exceed 354,860. Until I saw Mr. Rode's'Observa- tions on'the. Pobr Laws I have always un- derstood, that the poor in and out of the Workhouse amounted to 1,'00,000. He however; gives ...

... disco*,red a bundle on tlse ground, Ivas found to contain a female infant about six audtsold. The chi.ld was taken to the workhouse in ...