... Private Mitchell, of the Wiltshire Regiment, who was shot in both ankles at the battle of Modder River, is now in the Lambeth Workhouse. Wheli he returned to Englaiid he was admitted I to Woolwichl Hospital, but he was turned out because the authorities wanted ...

... business. UPPI I HOUSE.: To President took the chair at eleven o'clock. A disoustioia took place ou the position of the workhouse obiapluwI, aid attention was ?? to the fact thut in many unions there were no chap- Wain. Tbo President undertook to communicate ...

... thing more detestable to the aged deserving poor than another it is the prospect of spending their declining days in the workhouse. Nothing makes greater in- roads upon the rates than the yearly additions to the vast buildings regarded with such horror ...

... Aunaage Ifavull, 21; and Eugene Cuedou, 22, all foreignuers, and unable to speak E~ng'iab, were brought to St. George's workhouse, Borough, as destitute aliens. An in'erpretsr, in the person of Mr. G. C8. itlurray, the master's eon,. being fortunately ...

... such a family. Ile was earning good rnoiaey, and had offered the Guardians two-thirds of his wag;es.-Mr. Taylor said the workhouse was not a lodging-housa. Ha committed the man to prison for P uzonih_ ...

... cordingly, They a:so recomrmendted that :nquiriies be madeleof the Mile End paupers boarded oat at the St. George's-in-the-East Workhouse as to how sany would like to take adivantage of the Guardians' scheme, cad tht as all the' inisates over 'sixty-fie 'had ...

... Prince of Wales, betrayed, iiim. Ee wasl stopped at the Henry VIII, gateway, taken quietly in 'hand, and sent, off to the workhouse on a relieving e Eicor's *:.EBB hlAWSTY THE QUEEX and IT.Bi.},,'rio iess llarsief G:reece, the P'rircessesBeatrilcs, vic- ...

... PRACTICAL MAARRIAGE. A few wcaks ago Mr. G. A. -Reid, master of the leigate workhouse, appied to the guardians for permission to marry a Miss Ward, assistant matron at the Glendale workhouse, and also asked the guardians to kindly consider his intended wire's ...

... could give the inmates of the workhouses and casual wards work, but they could not give them backbone. That is what the ChurchArmy has succeeded in doing in a number of cases sent to them from the Pad- dington Workhouse.' And I think the Bishop of London ...

... :siding. It w-as agreed to lend the guardian Of 'the ?? Union 160,0001. on the annuity system for the erection of a new wor'khouse at Grove park. Mr. BLeactisroft tateda that the debt of London, excludiag the City, now stood at 461t miliions sterling ...

... 6 C. 'horning, Gd.; J. Ross, 3d. W. Turner, 2d. (Earlill ) ?? , .. .. .. 0 0 11 ?? T. K. (Narrogate) ?? 2 0 Tyro Radieal Workhouse Paupers ?? 0 3 J. Dobucy (Ralifax) ?? 0 1 0 A. E. Sm-th (Kingston-on-Thames), second quar. torly subscription ?? , ,, ?? ...

... iiclaom in 18a33 and laist not ,, -inee~ beaen heard of; 0) Marion J. Hlawkinsi, an inmnate of tini infirniary 1I waird of a workhouse in 18133: the chiihtiren of Peterr Sullivatn. of Waterford, in 1729:~ C),arles Tlhompsoit, belfieved to havia been drowned ...