... WORKHOUSE. lIAIW/L Edwin Samson, mate of the schooner Lord Mancterer watt charged with being drunk sod breaking the la the bow* ofjosspla Dyer. Cumplainant said defendant came into his boom:, commenced • quarrel without any can amsabed tha window, ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Spilsbury said there was another subject which wished to coll the attention of the guardians to. Mat reports had been about of the insufficiency ol modal ion in the bouse,—that they had not the accommodation as required by the Poor Law ...

... in the manage mem of workhouses 1 have invariably found to be ad vantageous, though requiring, I think, considerabh modification. I have been forcibly struck with the fact, during my extensive visits to the metropolitan workhouses, that the condition of ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE, The Monmouth Board of Guardians few week* back offered premium of £6O for the best design for the proposed new union workhouse, which was responded to by twenty architects, res.aing in different pars of the kingdom, jnaoy of me designs ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read a letter from the Poor Law Board, acknowledging the receipt of a letter of the 12th November, apprising the board that tho guardians of the Monmouth union had determined erect an entirely new workhouse, the present bail ...

... was at Ross the other day, and there, for alterations of the workhouse, it was s id would be required. Things must be done very cheaply at Newport. Mr Spilsbury said the question of workhouse accommodation had been adjourned for six weeks, but It was competent ...

... WORKHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. letter was read by the clerk from the Poor Law Board, acknowledging the receipt of the form filled up with the particulars of the dimensions and accommodation of the vagrant wards the workhouse. Tbe Poor Lew Board are of opinion ...

... reader who baa never visited workhouse infirmary to form same judgment of its inmate*. I went first to workhouse, to visit an old woman whom I had known for some time before she entered it She had been more of companion than maid an invalid lady, and had ...

... ■WORKHOUSE INHUMANITY. John Peters, a healthy-looking young man, was charged by William Hall, the superintendent of labour at the East London Union Worship-street Policecourt, with refusing to work. The Superintendent said : This morning the master told ...

... THE WORKHOUSE INVESTIGATION. To the Editor of the Star of and &ea Wo/es 8114—Your communicated article and the letter of Edgetool in your last impression anticipated some of my queries. lam much obliged for the light thy, thrown upon the matter ...

... SHOCKING WORKHOUSE DISCLOSURES. Dr. Lankester, on Wednesday, opened inquests on the bodies of several paupers whose deaths are alleged to hr.ve been caused by the bad condition of the St. Pancras Workhouse Wards. The first inquiry was upon Jane Harris ...

... WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL. followittg letter, by Dorm of the hospital, Jane Thorne, addreped, on Saturday to the Board of Guardians, we print, as she repeats, omitting the last paragraph, which we eonsider unnecessary:UNlOL ...