... part of the Act mcnt which ordered to l>e hunK up (from and alter the '>lh« January, IH2fi,)in conspicuous places, in all Workhouses. Prisons, is now ready for delivery at 21, Fleet-street, printed large sheet, in bold characters, price Is. each, or 4s ...

... NoaaaYa maintained that the workhouse system tended to deteriorate the character of the peasantry of Ireland by cnoouraginf habits of reckletsncssand idleness. The man who once became accustomed to the luxuries of the workhouse, could hardly expected to ...

... their mother, such mother being •n inmate with such child or children in the same workhouse; and that suciTnwthM, chlUOTchlldren, shall be inm.te.of the same workhouse, In? that the mother of any child children under seven years of age shall have free ...

... rnOH LANfASHIUE. Fhick of IIUTCMFns’ Mkat.—The Overseers of the poor have intr.reted tor the supply of to the workhouse, Preston, for (he eiirrent quarter,at fraction below twopencelial |H*r pound. A' :i p ool' tli(> flimri’iliini' stale of (lie cotton ...

... shortly afterwards returned without the child. Tlie next morning she told witness that she had dropped It.—Jas. lioward, workhouse-keeper Si. James’s, proved having received fbild into the worklwuse, which died eleven days after it was received. was stated ...

... children, ah*U be inmate* of the aame workhouse rf M v child or childten under aeren year* of age •hall hate free ace*** at all tLai inch child or children, so long at they respectively remain inmate* of the aame workhouse. The County Coroner** Bill wm* read ...

... ha potitirel; declared io be true, and that the ma«** wa« well known In lha neighbourhood. He Mated that in the Manle > Workhouse there waa an old man, upwarda years of age, erl l* I think he said his name was John Orimet. This man was Papist, Cleobury ...

... ing, or clandestinely carrying off the body of young woman, who died in the Workhouse of St. Giles’s parish, were brought up for final examination. Anne Wiger died in the Workhouse about a month ago ; woman was sent by the two prisoners to claim the body ...

... master and chief officer of every workhouse for any parish poor shall procure one or more ropy or copies of the three preceding clauses he printed, or fairly written, and hung up In one of the most public places of his workhouse for the poor, and renew the ...

... OFFICE. MoxnsY.—Ne»/nw/v. Hussey and Palmer.—T\\e plaintilf, year* stage, had scon better days, had lately been pauper in the workhouse, at Plumstead, in Kent; Hussey was overseer of that parish, sill) Palmer keeper the parish worklioiise. Tim plaintiff was ...

... Her illness increased, when witness communicated her dangrious situation to the parish officers, who removed her to tlie work-house, wlic:c she died the day following that on w hich she was admitted. In reply tlie Magistrate's questions, witness declared ...

... wltneaiea. He inquires what it means, and is told that the master of union workbonaa la suspected of cribbing the workhouse gruel for horae, the workhouse potatow for bis pigs, withholding gin-and-water from lylng-ln woman, sundry lodecoruroa with regard the female ...