... seat had taken place. Hie was de- I af41 mualt of weak intellect.-Mr. Robiesrn, the . 'tflor of the workhouse, said the deceased had I n the workhouse four years. The prisoler had | i ittlonger tban tbat. Ile frequently exhibited ?? Jof insanity, anld ...

... 8iae4 G.. 2M .oael, Esq C o ?? iu A: 'ahte, ai few daysold, ofit which argaretWllhhyin4 ?? r ears of.age, an inmateof 'the Workhouse, w;as dehlvpdi* rD- on ...

... Austin, the assistant Poor Law Comnmissioecr, relative to the workhouse in 15 Whitei'riargate, which. was commenced on Thursday U1P week, end adjourned, was resuimed onl Friday, at the an workhouse. oh The first witness examined was mc! Mr. Rlobert Craven ...

... HI{UDDERSFIELD WORKhOUSE. ALLEGED DEATH FROMI WANT OF PROPER NOU LdISIDItlENT. Onl Thoersday last, an inquest mras lield at the Bull and Site AMouth Inn, Swine Market, Huddersfield, on the body of an infant ho( child, aged eseventeen days, which had died ...

... Oldisam said that 00 making his calcullations respecting the workhouse, be hail exclusively confined himself to the area of thle workhouse pro - perty. He should think the drain from the workhouse would have a fallof eight feet-reekroningfrom the surface ...

... years of age, 'were charged at the Queen.s Police-couat, with creating a aerious riot, and doing coe siderable damage in the workhouse of St. Luk'e, Cheo.Se and violently assaulting Mrl Sutton, the master Ryder, the Chairman, and several others of the Board ...

... INQUEST AT NOTTINGHAM WORKHOUSE. Inconseqnsence of several children tavin die int sbort space of time in th,.e Union Workhoti-, ei, nfr tato Of wiation being conveyed to the Coroner, Mr. Di. Browne, incP ttiat there were reasons for bolieii19 their deatba ...

... THE GOVERNOR OF THE LIVERmI POOL WORKH!OUSE. On Saturday, Mr. S. W. Evans, the governor of the workhouse, was summoned before Mr. itushton, at the police court, t0 answer the complalut of Afary Ann M'Cltoland, who charged him with havingl committed an ...

... INQUEST AT NUTf'INGHAM WORKHOUSE. In consequence of several children having died in a to be ahort space oaf ti me ia-the Union WorkhouseadIf- state nmaton. being conveyed to the Coroner, Mvr.. IdBofs that there were reasons for believing their de=l~ had ...

... INQUEST AT NOTTINGHAM WORKHOOSE. To consequence of several children having died in a -1 short space of time in the 'nijon Workhouse, and infor- stateear miation being conveyed to the Coroner, Mr. D/. Browne.,tte0 that there were reasons for believing their ...

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... MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN A WORKHOUSE. An inquest was held yesterday before. Mr. Baker, at the Grave Maurice public-house High-street, Whltechapel, touching the death of Mi. 4ohn James Watts, aged 66, one of the partebial surgeons of St. George-in-ti-. East ...