... Parish ok Birmingham.—Mr. Corder's comparative retum for the week ending October 28, 1865, shows :— 18*»4. 18G5. Inc. Dec. Workhouse 1,840 2,01i0 225 Lunatic Asylum •' u'J 29 Tramps 48 Total increase The amount expended ...

... year; out-door relieved, 2,433, against 2,284; in workhouse, 1,049, against 1,020; children in workhouse schools, 214; boarded out, 109; vagrants relieved in workhouse 79, against 85, and out of workhouse 13. No pre-pred article os food iss upefutand at ...

... Qauly, an inmate the Birmingham Workhouse, pleaded guilty to stealing two shirts, the property the Board of Guardians, and to alxcondlng from the Workhouse with several other articles. Mr. O'Leary, Master the Workhouse, said that similar acta of larceny ...

... number of fire-guards, to be used in the new Workhouse-The Board ~acaeded to the roquest of the schoolmaster for leave of absenco, and it was stated by one of the Guardians, who recently made a visit to the Workhouse, that the condition of the boys in the achool ...

... not agree with him. would not •dl tbijii Workhouse Schools, but Industrial chool.i. [Hear, bear. J They found from statistics that upui.-m descended from father to son through geneiaons, Mid that the workhouse was regarded by them as a ir home in their ...

... I paupers admitted into the Workhouse, i3; orf , discarged, 11; died in, 2 ;renainiung in WorkhouseO 831 corresponding week last year, 774; children in orheeO SchoOlS boys II5,, girls 112-total 227 vagranb ?? in Workhouse, nien 1IS; svomen 18 children ...

... weklsyer1,9; - e jeupers admitted into the tvorklouse, 24; discharged, te .1; rernmmdgli in workhouse, 733; corresponding week last a x year, 772 chsidran in the workhouse schools, 175; the e ditto boarded out,.40; vagrants relieved ill worleleousa lob; e c ...

... di-scharged, 16; died, 2; re- I atiig, $92; corresponding week last year, 884. Children Iin workhouse schools, 166; hoarded out, 109. Vagrants Irelieved in w~orkhouse., 73;* last year, 81. ales. 6 A. All-Ares Werd'es Bair Ressorer never fails to restore lay ...

... workmen in the, Hands- prs~up~scc T Bc sm .-The parish returns for the'week ended Deenber 3 show that there were in the Workhouse 1,258: Infirmary, 1,062; Marston Green Hones, 421; certified schools, 159; pauper lunatics, 8iO making a total number chargeable ...

... 456 ; panup rar h admitted into the workhouse, 21; diucharged, 18; died . .hl remaining, 755 ; correspdnding week last ya,72 children in workhouse schlools, 176; children boarded oat, 45; vagrants relieved in workhouse, 168;'corres- a ponding weel last ...

... the workhouse supposed to be suffering from searlet fever. They were 'removed to the infirmary for isolation, and consequently they stood th. conce of catching something they had not got. Ite asked whether provision could be made at the workhouse for ...

... a man unknown, who died in the workhouse soon after admission, it was said he. had been suffering from want, exposure, and destitution. The death of a German tator, who was acquainted with seven langages, in the workhouse, ?? after being admtt, was the ...