... man applied to a 'neighbouring parish, they sent their beadles, and conducted him once more to the adjacent workhouse, as their. parish workhouse was half a mnile distant. Again stated that he vas a parishioner, which wes. confirmed by the by-standers. ...

... SUPERINTr^.ND .he WORKHOUSE, at FWest eignnwouth, Devon; must produce a good characteriand if conversant in the Hemp and Flax Basiness, more desirable. Apply to the Guardians of the Poor, or to the present Governor, at the Workhouse, if by letter, post-paid ...

... knowing Sli64+i:$- Dtemkiard ?? Wnd itftl'SiI v kflsh4ifit'ensi bly. ' If you wo l have no reqourse wheu past labour biut a workhouse,.-e- Dru-liard; and you will be unable to previdte any. If ydn are' determined to expel all domestic harmony fr(mr your house ...

... as will undertake to supply such Quantities of the ARTICLES undermentioned as shall he required for the use of the Exeter Workhouse for one Year, from Michaelinas naxt, viz.: JIUTCH ER's MEAT, by the quarter or half bullock, by the hundred, gross weight ...

... Ignorance combined. An Inquisition was taken on Monday before ?? Stir- ling, esq. coroner, at the committee room, Clerkenwell Workhouse, on the body of Hannah Homer, wife of AlMr. Homer, of No. 65, Turnmill-street, Clerkenwell. Wm. Homer, of 65, 'Turnmil.street ...

... burial are spent in at dtink ?-ln general; l recollect one case: Mrs. Sulli- b *-Ian vished te have her dadglter out of the workhouse d4 to wake her, and to have her buried, as she called it, pi decently; that being the case, she had a subscription, end that ...

... vhn Uister K.aye. flenry Carr Wbhetson, Thomas Vavasour, Thomas Slingby, E. EMark Wiin; Baronets. LON ?? Turnbam-greer, workhouse there ip living asi old woman, namod Irela7d., wao has completed !fer IOtith year. She can readt, w ite, and thread a needle ...

... Cliarlei Bretton sollcitor, Ex~eter. J Th BoVlNO1S of WORKHOTJUSW A- LL PERSONS willing to ?? thl $ 3Superlntefldacee of a Workhouse, as GOVERNOR, d e desired to attend on MONDAy the 22nd of FaEnRoAV a Istaut9 at Eleven ?? iii ti e Forenoon atb e : Vestry-Room ...

... issanctioned ly the Court of Chancery, dedicated part of'the funds arising, from the sale of the estates. to the erection of a workhouse in the town of Crediton, which 1being contiguons to his residence; conld be imrnmediately under his. iuspection and care ...

... butcher's chopper, and actually chopped 'off three of his fingers, leaving them on the block;. i e was then taken to the workhouse, no one knowig'-the calse of such an act, and there behaved in the most oitrageous imanner, holding out bis mutilatedbhand ...

... totally unable to move. When the offl- Cers lifted her up, she could only say, Don'thhurt ?? She wvas conveyed to the Parish Workhouse in1 almost a dying state. Neale made an attempt to 0Wape; but his person being known to the populace, be NVas stopped, and ...

... witnesq, who acknowledged that an old it man, who was in the workhouse, had taken the same ,r liberties. d Sarah W4ells, a girl ahout the same age as the last : witness, who lived in the workhouse at the same time, d upon her cross-examination by MIr. Audrews ...