... aged 33 C years. The body was carried from the schools e End through the ILoase to the Union Chapel, wherc the first part of the burial service weas read t wy the -Union Chaplaiu, the Rev. Stewart Cross. r Ur. W. Austen Atittree, organist at the Ports- r ...

... the liver, regqulate the bowels, and iamprove the clay, ernnItxion. Carter's Little Liver P'ills. Is. 1.1d. British Duoip- fcpujt,-6, Iolborn Viaduct, London. Be rne they era Carter's. ...

... wae that of assaulting William Carter by striking him onl the head with a gardener's fork I of at the Oxford Union Workhouse at 2 10 p.m. on Friday, tar Oct. 20th.-Wiliiam Carter, deputy-relievingi officer at the Union, said the prisoners who were quite ...

... allotted task of work whilst a casual inmate of Ithe Oxford Union Workhouse, at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday; irhe was further charged with assaulting William Carter, at Isthe same time and ?? Carter said prisoner was admitted on Friday evening. Ho was put to ...

... last ive years.' Zater on he said a To tell you the truth,, man of the name of Carter brought it to me, and asked me if I would sol E it for him.' He said he asked Carter how he came by it, and that he replied that it belonged to his mother, and that ...

... present. Mr. ban Barrett, organiser of the General s Labourers'. Amalgamated Union, asked the Coroner to allowv him to put questions, to the wit. nesses. I'he Labourers' Union was interested in a , thc case, deceased having been a ?? ri Coroner eaid he ...

... Emily Matildal Carter at £0, Worteing-roert, aed Sonthsee. Miss Carter hsad lived with thve se de0ceased for several Years, although cot; A a rlatted. Oie 31onday, tile 28th, thle dr-ceasedc or was p~reparingq a bat-h for Mlis-s Carter-, whsa ie lit she ...

... bootmaker, no fixed home, was charged with disorderly conduct whilst a casual inmate of the Oxford Union Workhouse, at 7.16 p.m. on Monday.-Willianm Carter, assistant relieving officer, said the prisoner refused to allow him to search him, saying he would ...

... Socicty for the Prevention of Craelty to Children, and hc lied the children re- anoved to the Uuiou.-Mr. Carter, hospital n porter at the Union, sand that the girl's clothes l, had 1.o be torn oiE hser and burut. they were so i-t-calely lilthy. Prisoner ...

... WORK AT THE UNION.-William Rey- of noldB, casual inmate of the Oxford Workhouse, was ;he charged with refusing to perform his allotted task of work le, at the Union, on Saturday, May 5th.-William Carter, se deputy relieving officer at the Union, stated that ...

... charged with having been disorderly whilst a casual inmate of the Oxford Union Workhouse, . at 9 o'clock on Monday morning, and further with assault- C ?? William Carter.-William Carter, assistant relieving officer, said the prisoner was admitted on Sunday ...

... being disorderly whlilst a casual inmate of the Oxford Union Workhouse at 5.30 p.m on Sunday, the 13th inst. - Prisoner pleaded guilty, and Supt, Head proved several previous convictions against ?? Carter, assistant relieving officer, said the prisoner tore ...