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... THE WORKHOUSE SQUAB33BLE. r r A cotemporary vill do us the filvotr to recollect that for no onc's doin gs but omr e ?? are we accountable, for if le (In not w, shall do him the favour to jog his nielllnr D whensoever it fails him, in no gentle w. i p ...
... UNION WORKHOUSES. ?? subjoined letters have been forwarded to \ ore the Guardians of the Carnarvonl Union from the u ed. Poor Law Commissioners' Office. From the first t ler, it will be seen that in case the Board shall refuse l Fen- or decline to proceed ...
... lie l ,Z,, I the rates were ilIcreisiilg, thouigic thi Pt' Wvre nllo better off, aud thalt to wttrk the pt , ,t withotlta Workhouse was 11() ?? e-,t ktt UpOI ;l avooden leg. T'lie V try itt:v it e lpltiaited 111)0u 1 the lecictit which v osung ad I,, ...
... in the Court of Queen's Belich, vhen the rule for at- tachinent ngailist the persons of the guardians for not building a workhouse, was (after hearing Mr. 'ionflinsontlfo the Pool a walv Colmlmissioners, and Mr. Townsend for the Guardians) rdichlarye/d ...
... OPENING OF THE. CITY OF LONDON NEw UNION WORKHOUSE. r, In consequences of the great disadvantages arising le from the necessity for the City of London to farm out IO its poor, the guardians about two years since, pur- :d chased -a pice of ground of 44 ...
... explain why there are so - many bad weeds about the streets, who in the Workhouse would be taught manners at least. I call upon the Rate-payers to make their election ten betwixt the Workhouse and out-door relief, aban- II' doning one or the other, I care not ...
... union, forming a districtot' fr anotit 20 miles square, a workhouse is to be erected. 81 It is nnticipated that the number of these unions may gr be about a hundredandthsttthelhundred workhouses in may be required to contain upon the average 800 m paupers ...
... I THE CHRONICLE. '?zesday, Decemiber 15, 1846. The late discovery that out-door relief is by so much cheaper than workhouse main.. tentince, is anything but favourable to the e sagacity of the now assailants of the poor law, who should have calculated ...
... present system, such persons as these art either share the fellow ship of those who cro~vd the le vagrant wvards of the workhouses, or are compelled a- to brave thie inclemency of the weather and the a- pains of hunger, by reason of their unconquerable ...
... first sub- t ject of complainrt appears to be, tiat ?? poor are t very rigorously classed and separated in these pa- rislh workhouses; that tire children are kept in one iotuse, aid, in many cases ?? parents iai anoLter; and that, in nearly of all these ...
... reference. The school farm is situate at Quatt, and belongs to the Bridge- north Union, the children being separated from the workhouse at Bridgenorth. It is managed by a master, acting in the double capacity of master of the house and schoolmaster, and his ...