... the neighibour. l ed hood of Haslingden. He was incapable of giving any f ad, account of himself, and was ordered into the workhouse, cc en and every moans was employed to find out by advertise. lhe ment where he came from, He remained in the work.- Ihouse ...

... hideous imnmorality. If in Dub- d( fimn thete hate tieslelis of prdvenlting'it, there is no doubt thata Ian7ciu~ Country) wor!khouses the grsesst immorality ?? and that'it as imnpossible to chdrk it (hear, hear). ?? mauchi St :. may sa ihrfrnet h alamentary ...

... necessrries of ?? Gour. diarn. TREATMHET or ThS DHsRTTuTE.--On 1Saturday, the 29th nsatt,' an inq iest vras held at the Nenagle workhouse, by T. ?? Abott, E4q., coroner, on the body of Tehn Rvan, Liae oi the parish of Kilunerst,-It appeared firo the evidence ...

... I knocked. There was a plate o'n the door which said it would not open till two o'clock. I then went to the Tib- street workhouse, and asked if there was any doctor there that attended to the town. The person I saw said No, and that I must get an order ...

... vagrant is uvitih- -out further difficulty committed to prison. But not so t )easy a matter is it to gaiis eadmission to the workhouse. lA preliminary notice must be given ; a most harassing V examination must be undergone ; character, conduct, t family trials ...

... asked what they could live comfortably upon and one of the gentlemen there promised them that no more of us should go to the workhouse. They do not provide any school for our children. A great many termen cannot read or write. I never heard any talk of the ...

... fre-lndehad been encouraged, the industrious Classes UKr belln toir out of employment to suich, an ex- tent, that tire ritiet workhouses in all parts of tire country wir cilsii ith paupers who would work if they had tepocrtie V And there were other poor- men ...

... agricultural county, is the old men's ward rt of the different unions. It seems that in c- Essex (Sir JOHN TYRELL'S county) the workhouse is the inevitable doom of the worn-out or aged is labourer. Does this degrading system date from ryFebruary, 1849 1 The present ...

... feed It thena in the workhouses. Now, supposing the grain. they cli imported cost four millions, they should add to that another aid million required for the suipport of the unemployed labonrers ; ,and their families in the workhouses. If the people were ...

... charity and justice done to a number of poor persons who were en- deavouring by their industry to keep themselves out of the workhouse (hear, hear). As he was upon that subject he should observe that he was greatly indebted to the police for the as- sistance ...

... was both brief A the aud uniiteresting. Fm-cm the returns it appeared that there tl - ,were 70 mintrites icc the Lowvton workhouse; and 01) in Cul- ?? -r- hoib.. ;The relieving-officar for, thes Atherton. district re-A tch ported that'he had relieved ...

... gaol will not crme nite -llejaris lg the police office ?? the number of dram eeleirrs and drunkards. jo hi5 'Mutldplijing workhouseli and rates wots't diminish the a'num'ber of paupers; neither will abolishing the ?? ere tax. imtprove the~ 'wellings of ...