... tltC l ih of N oeti dibe lIm, cliargi lig Lb pailltif, as such goartiili, ail fn;r ot lte Clothing coon llriueC at the Workhouse, wi hlviaitg corruitly bargaiinecl with tdl! defendant to rcuirc ttrotn himt livc per ent. itlion the aniullot of an order ...

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... deceased was the infant child of 'Sarah Crompton, who applied, on the evening of the 7th of August to be received into the t workhouse., with four young childtten. Objections were made to receive them by one of the persons in ; attendance, (the prisoner not ...

... thein. habitants ofa parish in vestry assembled The ch.srli- wardens and overseers are ernapo ered to build and enlarge workhouses, by ehe directiona of' theifthabitants in vestry assembled; and where no 'loor-onuse can be btain'd w~ithil n aparish, sh ...

... chbarged with' stealing As he shoes ;-Chriasiana Bold and Thonias Leditarif, c ]S- with stealing provisions out of the Workhouse at ps lur Desuy; William Naylor, witls stealing a quai- s sek tity of wood ;-James Bullock, with stealing a SC palek-sheet ...

... at the public-house, weithout aliy provi. sion. Thus deserted this poor woman was under the necesstty of applying tothe workhouse at this place, for relief, and tbrouglh the influence of one of the overseers, who has taken great pains in behalf of this ...

... itritte i by bir n,, tsr by h s aurthort y. H-e hail knowa tihe pri .- snuer ailuttt tnit yeas.-5 who was the tnasrer of the -workhouse av 5 1w, to whrich situationt lie ltad a vetry frtir opiutoti of tnti I-I wovs in) tha habit tsf re- ,ceiving very Vuiie ...

... Beadle of ?? Covent- ii't ed gardest, was sent by the Sutrgeon to get ah'rH.i.rrtg_ A? ily si aut the deceased itotothe Workhouse. -He found 'E . .the Overseer- from home; lie took the Surgeon's in ir, I~titer, 'asid left it-st Mr. Haydlen's. she Overseer ...