... pedestrians could not be completely got rid of for several days. Game in Workhouses.—The Earl of Carlisle added several fine hares to the repast of the inmates of the Mallon Union Workhouse Christmas-day. Anticipated Measure foe Patino- off the Three per Cent ...

... license the Rev. Cbarle* Joseph Camitlae, M.A., formerly of St. Catharine's Hall, for the office of chaplain to the York workhouse, unless the salary be £5O per annum, instead of £3O proposed.— Cambridge Chronicle. alteration the mode of apportioning the ...

... come under my review next; to be succeeded by the Goodwood team. On Tuesday, Bridget Tamevey, pauper in the Warwick anion workhouse, was committed, on the verdict of coroner’s inqnest, for the wilful murder of her child, infant two days old, by giving it ...

... assiduous in their attention to the poor sufferers. Meantime as the burning advanced an alarm was raised in a second auxiliary workhouse, the brewery, tenanted by nurses and girls. They could see the fire distinctly, both buildings being only few hundred yards ...

... Derby. January 23rd.—(Before the Rev. David Jones.) Burglary in Poktypool Workhouse. —John Frowen and George Frowen were charged with burglariously entering the Pontypool Union Workhouse, and stealing therefrom a quantity of beef, mutton, cheese, bread, rice ...

... imprisonment or pay 335. 6J, 23.—John and George Frowen, by David Jones, clerk, charged with breaking into the Pontypool Union Workhouse, and stealing 12 loaves of bread, 501bs. of cheese, 201bs. of beef, 321bs. of sugar, 3ilbs. of tea, lOlbs. of butter, one ...

... the Monmouth Union, were charged before W. Partridge, Esq., one of the magistrates of the county, with escaping from the Workhouse, with clothing, the property of the Guardians. They were detected by a constable, from whom the boy solicited assistance ...

... be profitably cultivated. As proof of what he contended for, he reterred to the fact that there were fewer paupers in the workhouses on the Ist of January, 1830, than they were on the Ist of January, 1849. The Duke of Richmond said that such returns were ...

... your faithful and obliged servant* GRANTLEY F. BERKELEY.’* Another Appalling Workhouse Catastrophe.—Another horrible sacrifice of human life has occurred in one of the workhouses of the south-west of Ireland. The following particulars are from the Limerick ...

... the expenses of the court. An Irishman, named Patrick Callaghan, was charged with refusing to work in the Monmouth Union Workhouse, of which he was an inmate. The defendant told a long tale of the injury done to his “ parintal affieshuns ” by his being ...

... Mercy. —An inquest lias been held at Buckingham, on the body of George Luckett, aged 69, who died on his way to the union workhouse. Luckett lived ten or twelve miles from Buckingham: his family was very distressed, and lie was dangerously ill; the Union ...

... George Winter, and Thomas Lloyd, by Richard Williams, clerk, convicted of being idle and disorderly, at the Chepstow union workhouse.—l 4 days’ bard labour. William Fletchctt, by David Jones, clerk, and A. Williams, jun.. Esq., convicted of assaulting David ...