... MANSLAUGHTER AT THE WORKHOUSE. An inquest was hold yesterday at the Valiant Soldier, Magdalen-street, before Mr. Coroner Hooper, on the body William Chambers, late an inmate of the St. Thomas Union Workhouse, who had died the Hospital on tha previous ...

... Norton Workhouse, King’s at Okcham Workhouse, Birmingham, 25, and formerly to mai iss Doddwell, 27 (whom he ), Assistant-Matron and Sewi Mistress at King’s Norton Workhouse, Mr. J. A. a nd Mrs. Holt,’ porter and portress at Charlton Union Workhouse, aged ...

... INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE. »i™ Coroner Hooper held inquest yesterday Workhouse with respect to the death of Henry S2.au inmate, who died there on Bunday. early on that day the deoeased was attach vomiting. He complained of pains io bis stores'*^ received ...

... THE KINGSBRIDGE WORKHOUSE. At the meeting of the KiogsbriSge Guardians Saturday, Mr. J. F. Earle in the chair, Mr. T. Adams, in accordance with notioe, moved that the drainage of be carried oat acoordic g the plans and specification,, which had been passed ...

... were agreed on at the previous meetinr •— Mr and Mrs. Clark, in charge of the hospital Exeter Workhouse ; Mr and Mrs Duerdin Maste and Matron of Bootle Workhouse ; and Mr an ...

... TH ASTERS OF WORKHOUSES A meetiug of the Masters of Workhonses Assoviatioa of the Western Distict took place at Newton Abbot on Wednesday. Messrs, Bellaiwy (President), Rogers, Hartley Wilton, Turner, Whenmonath, Sansom, and Neville (Secretary), were ...

... WORKHOUSE SOIREE. very interesting meeting was held the sehoolroom of the workhouse on Tuesday evening last. The Conntesa of Portsmouth, when visiting the institution, recently gave to the master that the school children might have feast. Great preparations ...

... EXETER WORKHOUSE. An exceedingly enjoyable entertainment was given at the Workhouse last evening by a Lady Guardian, Mrs. Finch, assisted by friends. The following programme was performed :—Piano duet, Miss C. Finch and Miss Hussou ; Devon Dialect. Mr ...

... THE CITY WORKHOUSE. The hearts of all present at the Workhouse were gladdened on Thursday evening to see the rosy cheeks and bright faces of the children—about 50—as they wended the'r way to the Schoolroom to receive their gifts from their usual monster ...

... WORKHOUSE HARDSHIPS. At the Southwark Police-court yestetday elderly man, very poorly clad, attended before Mr. Chance 0 complain of the conduct of the Bermondsey Workhoase officials.—Mr. Chance : What have they done to you ?— Applicant: I got day's leave ...

... THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. The children whose unfortunate lot it is to be brought in workhouse, are not entirely forgotten, as may be seen from time to time by the appeals which are made in the Metropolis to those better circumstances to assist giving these ...

... MURDER IN WORKHOUSE. Robert Moak, an aged Mende of Cbelmsford house, who was attacked by • hnstopber Bradbm, ea Tuesday, died last Light :bedley will sow be Amp* with wilful murder. THE LATE EIRE AT LEEDS. The beet Leeds railway station 4:satiate's to ...