... CHAPLAINS IN WORKHOUSES. GREENWICH UNION. The Board of Guardians met on Thursday for the purpose of considering the appointment of a chaplain to the Union-house. A letter was read by the clerk signed by the Rev. Mr. James, the Rev. Mr. Wo o dl an d, an ...

... IRISH WORKHOUSES. Mr. S. FRENCH wished to know from the Right Hon. Secretary (Sir J. Graham) when the report on the Irish Workhouses would be ready for Members? Sir J. GRAHAM said he had received the report from Mr. Parrythorn, and it should be laid on ...

... WORKHOUSES IRELAND. Yr F. Farmett, on Thursday, said he wished the right honourable gentleman opposite would inform the (louse when it was likely they would be put in possession of the returns granted respecting the sums expended under the superintendence ...

... WORKHOUSE CONTRAC' ,SL MARY, RUTHERHITHE, April 7, 1934. THE ChurclitvardeDs, Overseers the Poor, and House Committee, will meet at the Work house, Thursday, the day ol April instant, a* s o'clock in the afternoon, receive proposals, and contract with ...

... wby not go aud ask for relief at the workhouse ! Defendant—l will not deceive you, gentlemen, I have been in many workhouse?, and in every jail in the kingdom, and prefer, infinitely, the jails to the workhouses. M r. Oakes—Wby Defendant—Because the ...

... 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 ...

... THE LONDON WORKHOUSE. Thursday a General Meeting of the Church-, wardens and Overseers of all the parishes in th 6 city - of London, was held in the Vestry Room of Row Church, pursuant to adjournment, to collect - the Resolntions of the several parishes ...

... EDMONTON WORKHOUSE! NOTICE is hereby given, that the OFFICERS and COMMITTEE of - the PARISH of EDMONTON, Middlesex, will meet at their . Comtnittee Room, on WEDNESDAY the 2d day ISlttcli, 1803, at tea in theinbriiing, to receive proposals for supplYing ...

... THE CORK WORKHOUSE. There ere 1000 men in the Cork workhouse without a shirt ! It would require 22,000 yards of calico, says a member of the board, to give the paupers a single change of linen. TIIE CORN MARKETS. A considerable amount of foreign wheat ...

... exiled p oor of St. Marylebo e, assembled n the board room of the workhouse, for the purpose of investigating the serious Rajah of Sattara. charges made against the officers of the workhouse, by the There were between two and three handred persons pre- verdict ...

... UNION WORKHOUSES. In answer to a question front Mr. NIACLEAN respecting the attendance of pauper inmates of workhouses on public worship, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that different regulations had been found advisable in different unions, and that in many ...

... 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 ...