... been very ill for a long time I was surprised on leaving the workhouse to see my wile, who had left her bed, supporting herself against the iron rails in front of the entrance to the workhouse, looking more dead than alive. Up to the present time, no person ...

... the daughters of the person who died i the workhouse were refused permsissionl to see him. This was also inaccurate, it was. stated that he was found to have been dead and buried when they went to the workhouse. These errors arose out of the great difficulty ...

... It ts unhappily the talk oJ the parish and therefore too capable of verifccation. It seems that a girl, an inmate of our workhouse, had been, in company with one of her comspanions, amusing herself in the exercisin~g ground singing a 507tg, krouwn as INo ...

... years had been a demagogue in a union work- house to make a few observations on this particular subject. The children of a workhouse school may be divided into two classes: Orphans,' the children who will be in that school till they are sixteen years of ...

... TWO IMALE.xBE MALE IWES for the Workhouse, The salatry of eachofie will be d1f pep rmscum,viith board and lodgings in the WOrkhouse. rartionuiri of theautles of the olliee may be obtaiudd from the Meeter ofthe Workhouse, I~fthermale nurgeesamble to teach ...

... doors of the workhouses. The chief reason which influenced him to call the attention of the right hon. baronet (Sir J. Graham) to that circumstance at present, 1 arose out application for relief lately made at the doors ...

... the dream scene of The Silver King, a carlcature that might be elaborated without peril. The broader burlesque of the workhouse scene in The Lights o' London, is also a successful part of Mr Walton's performance. Leeds Express, December 24th. For ...

... each box. I ST. PANCRAS BOARD of GUARDIANS. 3Dinissal of tie BMaster of the Workhouse. On Tuesday an unusually crowded Board of Guardians was held in the St. Pancras Workhouse, Camden-town.I John Parker rearse, Esq., chlurchearden, in the chair. After ...

... returns of number and cost of barracks. Mr. Cabbell, to move for returns allowing the cost of maintaining poor in union workhouse* in England and Wales from to 18-Ui (inclusive); also the sums exiiended each year in out-door relief; number of children ...

... psodehee~of~herlW'id >] ?? ?? ;, ' We-are atso1 obliged to a Friend for pointing oet to us. a -diet.tabe, 'nbt bf ac Uint Workhouse, but of a Naval schopl, and we shall congmtazit ?? th'e eteitelaeutcf Mr. Hi~OH', 'the R ?? Keinf ' ?? .The tik&e8 aq *rW ...

... Art. IT. Ou r PulcSchools. IV. Rugby. VII,LWa ?? III. ThelMaidofSong. APoem. By y What ?? M.ean Thomas Gordon Hake. IV. Workhouse Visiting and Manage- IX. Hardy's Novels. mento. X. Can Army Short Service be V. The Story of a Lie. By R. Louis Made to Work ...

... MILL reduces the Art of Grinding Grain to a most simple economical system, and is especially applicable for Farmero, Bakers Workhouses, Swan River Colonies, &c. This Alii] is very portable and darahie, it grinds and dresses one hundred weight of Wheat per ...