... arid you will be glad to pull off your coat the next and work like a negro. For a fit of extravagance and folly —go to the workhouse, or speak with the ragged inmates of a jail, and you will be convinced of your insanity. For a fit of ambition—go into the ...

... presume, he considered them as more properly falling within my own province I entirely subscribe to his opinion, that the workhouse system is at once the most effective, and the most humane remedy which could be devised for cheeking the growth Of pauperism ...

... come forward to build Churches, and provide Ministers for its people ? No ; toe. state may ~ clahn to self our prisons, bur workhouses-Lille may claim tie schools which borrow a paltry stipend front thee public purse.; but our Cathedrals, our colleges:our ...

... provide sebjects of dissection for ariatomical sellouts, by delivering over to the su goons the bodies of paupers dying in workhouse'' , - .foil the House of Commons, but has been wit LI in the lieuse of Lords. This bill was draw , or the double purpose'ot ...

... streets in the dead of the night, with perfect impunity. But, in all our calculations about a Police, have we thought of workhouse to send disorderly people to ? In all countries, we believe, where a good police is established, a house of correction, or ...

... offence by her committed, • for the breach of any regulatioe„ whether made, for the discipline of any prison, hoapital, or workhouse, or for any other purpose ; and that it shall not be lawful to punish any apprenticed laborer, being a male, by whipping ...

... lett tmt he. in. expseted, no enquiry was made concerning her. ‘fter she was taken from tqe well she was conveyto the Workhouse at Dothlington, when beine, d in the manner her situation reqnired, and o e.liition being observed in the kind and qttan• ...

... distraction to the officers of justice. The old magistrate wept as he told her how she had been deceived. The cold-hearted work-house received her, and the paupers looked bitterly askance as they saw there was no marriage ring on her finger. Her child was ...

... that waS. saved was conveyed to the work-house. Drags were immediately provided, and in about half an hour after, the body of the other unfortunate woman was got out, but was tiuite dead, and was carried to the work-house - for the Coroner's Inquest. The ...

... skill a veteran practitioner. days is equally plain ; but they were committed not- , tor, would yet not like to go to a workhouse r withstanding, and seem to be very likely candidates .Docior,— No, Sir, I thank you ; I prettr my d for the next experiments ...

... reclaim her, but . Without effect; and though she had a settlement in time parish of St. Giles, she refused to go into the work-house. She was but a few minutes released in the morning from Tothill-fields prison, when she took up her station in Chancery-lane ...

... and distribution of Bibles and Prayer Books, by a condition of the Grant which restricted that distribution to Hospitals, 'Workhouses, and Prisons. It was therefore resolved, that the Irish Society should be empowered to distribute. Bibles and Prayer Books ...