... Thursday last. roe deceahsed was aLso. wearing workhouse clothes. and this strengthened thoi supposition of the police, for H.ands was an oecasional; imuate of the workhouse. One of tihe officers visited the workhouse yesterday, however, and found thabt-Hands ...

... be bad just come out of i Winso£ Green GaoL after completinig a month for' refusing to perform his allotted task at the workhouse. -Asked if lie should like to go to Warwick Prison for! three montlhs, Poyser said: I bould be glad if yon would send me ...

... unicated with, if possible. The little ?? was sent to the workhouse. RI ?? TRAMP.-Joseph Mulins, a tramp, was charged with refractory conduct. He was admitted into the casual ward of the Aston Workhouse on Sun- day night, as the superintendent of the ward ...

... house. 20 Court, BiSLell Street, wascbargedt with wilfully neglecting his six children, awho are nowvin1 the Birmingham Workhouse.-MN-Ir. P. Baler, who prose- cuted on behalf of the Society for the Prevention of- Cruelty to Children, said the prisoner ...

... investigation.-Tue inquest was then adjourned. WORKHOUSE INMATES AT WARWICK CASTLE. Yesterday afternoon, at the invitation of the Countess ot Wrarwick, a Poor-law Guardian, the aged innmates and children at the workhouse visited War- wick Castle. Convevances were ...

... returned by the jury. - _; ASTOR BOARD. OF GUARDIANS. The members of the Aston Board of Guardiais met yesterdayafternoon at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill, under the presidency of Mr. James Evans, who, at the opening of . the proceedings, sincerely wished his ...

... was committed to arr the sessions, bail being allowed- er FATAL EtscrT orF A FIAan.-Last evening, ata' Co-ventry Union Wo-rkhouse, an ianuest was held by j Dr. Iliffe, concerning the death in that inititution of ' Mery Ann Bickersteth, at the age of ...

... FATAL ACCIDzNT.-Yesterday afternoon, at Coventry 'Union - Workhouse, the Coroner (Vr. iiffel eonqoired into the death of Esther Miles (71), wife of David Miles. -Deceased went out of the work-house for a few hours on ' Deoehber 27;>and returned-n the evening ...

... WToarosKEOUaS. ISThMAfY. t l: An old 'man, arned George Jones, nset witfh his t death through a fal down the stairs at the workhouse a infirmary on Saturdav last. The deceased had reached r the age of eighty-tiwo, he having formerly been .a journeyman c ...

... -Mr. Martin (workhouse master) stated that when deceased was admitted his face was badly bruised-Mr. H. Lee Irelieving officer) said deceased was not injured when he applied for relief on Feb' s-ary 27, but when he came to the workhouse the previous T ...

... refused to go because it was a. workhouse infirmary. The Chairman remarked that the passing of the report wvas the initial step of a very large outlay that would have to take place on the increase of accommodation in the %workhouse. At present the accommodation ...

... Cooper) intimating that the report of Dr. Fox (workhouse medical officer) as to the effect upon the infirmary patients of the serious smoke nuisance &rising from the works in the vicinity of the workhouse had been laid before the Health Committee, who ...