... deplorable state. Bst, on the contrary, when taken to a workhouse near to where he was found, it was not the proper place. He is then wheeled off to the station-house, and from thence to an- other workhouse, at a distance of about one mile and a halffurther ...

... of the workhouse clique, who, whien dressed in' a little brief authority, play such pranks be- fore high' Heaven, as make e'en a'ngels weep, and he is, liesXfire, the preaer. aperco, to loot; after ibbie cases which not ?? ?? tie workhouse functionaries ...

... insertion of former comcnuni- cations frown different sources regarding abuses in workhouse neanagement, I am, sir, your very obedient servant, WILLIAM BURDEN. St. Pancras-workhouse, Aug. 3, 1848. JOHN 5MITH.-The notice was legal. Remove when the time comes ...

... this day, of a poor boy named Benjamin Duffield, who applied for shelter and relief at St. George's Workhouse, Southtwark, and was thrust from the workhouse doors, and given into custody to the police, I beg respectfully to inquire what courie the uasfbrtunate ...

... which we have alluded above. Oss Thursday se'nnight an inquest seas held on Eliza Pollard, who had been admitted into the workhouse on the 11 th May, and died on the following day, Her husband, who is out of employment, and has sevess c/sildreu dependent ...

... this day, of a poor boy named Benjamin Duffield who applied for shelter and relief at St. George's Workhouse, Southwark, and was thrust from the workhouse doors, and given into custody to the police, I beg respectfully to inquire what course the unfortunate ...

... A short abstract of facts, rather than a communication of opinuosas, is the thing to be desired. Cruelty in Marylebone Workhouse.-Sir,--Rvery week brings to light morefrighiful deeds of cruelty, practised by those shose duty it h to protectthe poor, ...

... approach too nearly to the paupers' own to enable them d. to afford any assistance, the wretched inmates of St. Maryle- id bone Workhouse drag out a weary and monotonous existence, Id withoat a hope for the future, lit lull of regret for the past. te The authorities ...

... been very ill for a long time I was surprised on leaving the workhouse to see my wile, who had left her bed, supporting herself against the iron rails in front of the entrance to the workhouse, looking more dead than alive. Up to the present time, no person ...

... parish of St. .Pancrasl One gentleman, a Dr. Birmingham, was so delighted with thle fare provided for the inmates of the workhouse here, that he had great difficulty in tearing himself away from the attractions it had for him. He came to the hoone on Sat ...

... PASCRAS WOR5CEOUSE6_ SiRS-lIlew me to address ytu gqlll~f l77iltrtntgllel qla ea't the ockumn rcom prilon in St.lPanctrO Workhouse who were .tied last Old Bailey Sessios foer tiirshorrt Ous every one oJ wheom were ac- quitted. Be it PoihndeteJ zhat two ...

... uas-ter ecf the workhouse lsims'lf , that ?? for discharge atre nout atweys innucediatelly attended to. A4 cusonz/ee of directors- meet every Friday, aned the nia-ster sl,'tee, is lme~ ?? of applicatioan fur a di-scharge front the workhouse, Iwecotld Inky ...