... Pooi'. a, This rn, aq;:it n3;s,j'iad the.audacity to throrW 11 hielqn tlie fpaifs,' and,,togclaim a maintenance inD .the Workhouse ,for', hinfeif and h:s 'wife, - althoughluhelvas aaually poffeffed of-one ?? andfjxty pounds- in money, 'befides an inicodne ...

... imrproverneeratof tliirr enorals, is- a e novel but very llberal idea which reflects hsighlsl upon a the Gentlemen of he' Workhouse. On Friday last; at a general -meeting of the subscri- o bers'as the Hull Lying-in-Charity, Mr. Janies. North e was tunaniimously ...

... a two cathedrals are grand; and there is an hospital ii wiihich will coutaisn 6000 patients. The hIspicio, or S -general workhouse, is an ineresting establishment, F Containing more thlan SOO poor of all ages, who are f here trained to industry. At Seville ...

... persons described aspaupers anderiminallusnatics, WI ther iT there were now above 1800, all of whom were confined (as IS in work-houses or prisons, comfortless,, and without h rood either chatimedical orhumrane assistance tbatmightcon da ais duce to the r ...