... COUHISSPONDENTS. Is answer to X. O.” have to state, that there arc 1-10 unions in Ireland, to each of which there is a workhouse attached; we arc not aware of number under the management of vicc-guardians. Mr Smart’s letter is in type, bnl lias been delayed ...

... licv. The ere for labour comes from all quarters, the people, parts of Tipperary, absolutely refusing the shelter of the workhouse, and detoanding emplovment or oat-dww relief; while, rates, the dlfflcnltv of collecting them, at least bv the ordinary powers ...

... povery. The languid mother, with the remnant of her former strength, endeavouring to drag her tottering family towards the workhouse—the desolate and poverty-rticken widow striving creep fast the gaunt orphan—the old and decrepit trying to bring np the rear—all ...

... IRELAND. Mr W. S. O’Brien moved for returns of the number of paupers admitted into, remaining, and discharged from the workhouses Ireland during the year lti46. The returns not being opposed, were ordered. Sir l)c Lacy Evans asked the Chancellor of the ...

... the exception of the 2‘M, providing that married persons above sixty venrs age should not lie compelled to live apart in work-houses, which was negatived without division. The bill was then orb-red reported. Several other bills were forwarded stage; and ...

... owing to the ill-fated contractors, as well for payment of the current expenditure necessary for the maintenance of the workhouses. It appears from the local papers that the following sums are due for breadstuff's, in the several unions enumerated, namely ...

... any interest importance arc assigned Ireland; and a mhcelluneotM group they present, including IlaU-oa 'rpu* Suspension. Workhouse Uclicf. Kalein-Aid. Amended l*oor Law, an improved measure founded Sir K -V-rt IVePs suggestions for facilitating the sale ...

... claim the property of Inland* ami thut there should lie legal provision made fur relieving the destitute in the workhouse when the workhouse was not full, and out of the woilhouso when it was full. E- icthn Tenantry. —One gentleman i.» Tircrrgsli - - d ...

... creatures who crowd our streets, but in the immense numbers who hourly seek admission to the workhouses and apply for aid to the Mendicity Society. The workhouses have seldom iK'en known to crowded with inmates as they arc just now; and it is expected that ...

... ’* ,te»t state excitement to th the intention qf ntever provision* tlicv nii^hj Fortunately, the Her. nl J* i»«e in the workhouse, (:t1 Hide approaeh, be rn*kcf] out ini.Ut of tlicm. earnestly d and remonstrated, h Z c rev. gentleman, oti »n and nervous ...

... clock. this for one hour, and you will be glad pull off your coat the next and work like negro. For Fit and Folly. —Go the workhouse, speak with the ragged and wretched inmates jail, and you will be convinced— Who makes his bed of brier and thorn, Must content ...

... whole of the expenditure upon the relief of the poor in Ireland included in this estimate. The cost of supporting the poor workhouses an additional item. When this is added, and when the system of soup kitchens, not universally adopted, has come into complete ...