... WORKHOUSE. Oq Wednesday at seven o’clock, an inquiry,which lifted about three hours, vvaa proceeded with before Mr. Joseph Payne Deputy Coroo* r, at the Old George, Stiowhill, relative to the death of George Brown, aged 30, a journeyman catcher, lately ...

... WORKHOUSE. Slough, Friday, Oct. 25.—The inquiry into lha ctuse of the death of an illegitimate male gaild belonging to Martha Hiteb, before Mr. Chareley, one of the Coroners for the of Bucks, which was adjourned on Wednesday last, ’.vas resumed two o’clock ...

... living in the workhouse and knew deceased well. Deceased had been at a place since the 2d of June, in Caledoniastreet, and she was obliged to leave her situation because she had not enough to eat, nor did she like to return to the workhouse, lest she should ...

... WORKHOUSES The Noble Lord also presented petition from Norfolk, praying that the loan advanced by Government for building workhouses might be extended beyond the period at present allowed. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. * Lord STRANGFORD having entered the House ...

... THE WORKHOUSE BILL. The above Bill passed through a Committee. WITNESSES INDEMNITY (BRIBERY) BILL. Lord BROUGHAM moved that the report on the above Hill be brought up. The Earl of WICKLOW opposed it. He contended that the measure would give ri«e to, and ...

... IRISH WORKHOUSES. P. SCROPE wished to put question to the Secretary for the Home Department iu regard to the present state of the workhouses in Ireland. Accounts were every day received of deaths taking place from starvation, said to be caused the workhouses ...

... the workhouse test. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. g IR Seeing your paper of Tuesday, an attempt at iustification of the conduct of the parochial authorities of Cierkenwell, in the case of Maria Smith, signed by V, illiam Young, I beg to repeat ...

... WORKHOUSE DIETARY. Resolved, that it is the opinion of this committee— That from the formation of the union until last autumn, the general dietary of the workhouse was, in quantity at least, too low, and more particularly that the allowance of bread was ...

... LEBONE WORKHOUSE. At the weekly meeting of the Board of Directors and Guardians of St. Marvlebone, Mr. F. W. Bushill, in the chair, the attention oi the Board was directed to the mode i which Divine Service was performed in the workhouse, Sundays. tl ...

... TUB WORKHOUSES. St. Maryleboue.—ln the workhouse, males 4RB, females 865, boys 278, girls ; in De infirmary, malrs 88, females, 141, boys 32, girU.Yi; total, 2.078. Out-door poor relieved, 7,312. Grand total, 0,390. The allowance to eaoh adult, ...

... THE WORKHOUSE TEST. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —It having been publicly stated that a poor woman, named Maria Smith, residing at 58, Myddleton- street, Clerkenwell, was literally starving with her daughter, and believing that neglect ...

... improperly removed from Cbiswb k, a cart, to the above workhouse, while labouring under confluent email pox, and only ST> hours after her confinement. EUabeth Dunald deposed that she was a pauper in that workhouse, and acted as nurse in the infirmary. Deceased ...