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... refereed to give n; the furniture ; and the plaintiff, who hat Mee maned by the other daughter, was compelled to go to the workhouse. He brought the Selina, with Miss Winked amistanne, to compel defendant to give op the property. The caw oomph d • mender ...
... district there is reshowlsince of labour whatsoever. We hear Dothingef wag. sbeingreshiced—theunempleyedarefew is wander —the workhouses &repot full—the 'sow rates remain unaltered in amount. A little patience, and the canses which have produced widespread ...
... service ever shim I left workhouse. 1 think the child was inclined to hare light hair. Crosoexamlned by alr J. Kerslake: It was last summer, at Liverpool, when I Ihst beard anything about this matter. life, °Wee, an of the workhouse, mentimed to me. I sew ...
... be lees- Lied for ; and that magistrates should have the power to commit habitual drunkards to the reformatory wards of workhouse or to special reformatories. And be believes that such institution might be made selfsupporting, they ars said to be In the ...
... proceeded 4. c dl any witness es. he wished to cross-examine Mary Beet, the woman who gave birth to • child in 1864, in the Workhouse at Liverpool, who was examined before their 'outsides on the last occasion. He did the ironed that irop•rt.nt information ...
... 1860 was E 3 Be. 311. ; In 1860 it was £5 5t lid. thee disclosing a heavier charge by 16s. 10id. per pamper. Scotland ham workhouse room for 14,423 paupers only ; the accommodation is far from being fully used, for we feud that on the let of January last ...
... CARMAN ROAM) OF °CARMAN& The tint meeting of the Board for the vear took place on Wednisday lest. at this Workhouse. Aramil4 those who attended were J. Colby, Esq. W. James, h:sq. U. D. Esq., T. H. Droselilsy, ;J. V Esq.; T.Davies, Esq. ; D o.Davue, Esq ...
... the movement has hem pyueotially shared in many parts of the Muted litydsa Bonsai the children are brought up la the ens work-houses with adult inners ; and no genii peribly be worm. They ere surrounded by peg* older than themselves, who are, ac a rule ...
... If sf a pages child in a workhouse is by as Maas an amiable ems, will be admitted without a nand thought; but it minima.e thought to datorwise whether it is boar that obildros should be fed, 'Mho& sad sdatatod I. the workhouse, sr that they bs Maid set ...
... whir, Itearthly, that they are Emily received is the prider red an auhjeci as us opprobrium 111.511 by their having begs workhouse Andra Masa ! —IL meeting wet held ha sight el the Tirade Discards seder We presidesey et Mr. Bak. to dare the rights et weirs ...
... A PAUPERS GRUMBLE! An orphan inmate f the Camondee Workhouse, bas 'lonised his birthright. of grumbling. He addressed the following lettrr to The Honourable P or Law Board abeemok—ellow to write to you Ike lerepbeley b awoke be 10 tee ler le eel the ...
... A LESSON WORTH MARRING. The efficiency of a workhouse test in reducing pauperism is shwa by some evidence which Mr. Henley obtained when recently casting . about in Sootland for information cm the practice of ' boaniing.out poor children. The Snitch ...