... of employing the able-bodied in- emates of workhouses on land, I would beg to offer tie fol- Ilowing further suggestions on the advantages Which appear Jto me derivable from such ant adaptation of the workhouse WMe I Aui illustration of thre resulte to ...

... estimated that 1,474 are inmates of the workhouses, and the total number of Catholic children in the work- houses is 382. A return moved for by Mr. Ewart gave two children as the number in Marylebone Workhouse among 1,000 inmates. The Poor Relief Act ...

... memorial which they have received from 'he Roman Catholic chaplain of the workhouse, respecting the Scriptural education of the Roman Catholic children who are inmates of the workhouse, and the commissioners request to be favoured with the observations of ...

... presence in the workhouse at teachers of Rormanismn, Morntonism, Moheme1ted-nism, and other systems; and would tlius entail constant disputes on religion, uselems expense, and endless confusion. 4. The order imposes on the master of the workhouse neow, difficult ...

... weekly meetingef the board ofguardip and dimector; of. St. marylebose, , - , to : Mr. MUsCeuEr, one of the surgeons to the workhouse, to in making his weekly report, complained of the exceedingly overcrowded and unhealthy condition of- the nursery, Hix r ...

... complainant, Coxhall, I stated that betwesis seven and eight o'clock in the morning s- of Tuesday lat, lie was croeis'cig the workhouse yard in r, charge of two paupers, named Wrixon and Loxos, whom 1- he was about to take before the piaster for refractory ...

... is that the workhouse test at present is a test not to the able-bodied labourer, but to the parish. The ques- tion at issue is whethler the parish wiii continue to pay a heavy weekly sum to support a troublesome subject ils the workhouse (with all his ...

... tent, 1,509 statute acres; popu- ifcordin- to the eensus of 1851), 167,696, viz., !115 fienales, 8S,581. Inmates of the workhouse, . :,rnen, 497; women, 899; boys, 192; girls, 163; 1-47 At the corresponding period of last year, 1,8.59 poor. Total this ...

... very fully attended meetin, of the directors and guardians of the poor of St. Marylebone was held in the board-room of the workhouse, New-road,for the p1rposeofre- ceiving the report of a committee appointed to inquire into statements made by the medical ...

... -Inmate8 of the two r. workhouses, 573 ; last year, 531, No return of outdoor e poor. ET. JoaN, HAMPSTEAD-l-nmates of workhouse, 177; last year, 160. Outdoor poor, 230; last year. 233. a WooITECIHAPEL UNION.-Inmateo of workhouse, 1,152 Iast Clhristmas ...

... Thie result was that a strong detachilment of p1Risc, I r vuder the conimnand of Iinspector Gibbs, was ?? l luarched to the workhouse. On their arrival at the worlk- - himlse they found pence for the tiimie restoemd, Mr. ,Grove, the ons-relief pay clerk, ...

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