... their exertions, and we believe that the answerd from many of the large owners of property will be favourable. ERECTION OF A WORKHOUSE.-This question, which has long- been in abeyance before the board of guardians has at length bee.f settled. It haa been resolved ...

... the example set by our excellent friend will be generally followed by the Dissenting ministers of Wales. CARDIFF UNION WORKHOUSE.— An inquest was held on the 23rd April, before R. Lewis Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of the infant child of Jeremiah ...

... principle of the Act of 1H38, restoring the local guardians and substituting the only effective test of destitution, that of the workhouse. Mr. It. A. S. ADAIR supported the bill. If he thought the rate would be extended beyond two years he would not support the ...

... without victuals for days together, and then would beg of some of the neighbours. She had been advised to apply to Newington workhouse for relief, but informed the witness that she would rather die in a ditch. Afl order was obtained for the assistance of ...

... body was in an advanced stage of decomposition, and presented a very ghastly ap- pearance. It was conveyed to the union workhouse to await the coroner's inquest, and was interred the same evening in the parish burying ground, Coity. MAY I'AIR. -At this ...

... language, manners, and habits of the people-we presume—has been appointed Government inspector of schools attached to union workhouses in Wales. Mr. Inspector knows nothing of Welsh, and when brought before the caildreu, his unfitness to examine them and ...

... of all that made life dear to her, and reduced from the comfortable situation of independence to end her days in a union workhouse. The wife who looked for many years of happiness, and support from her husband to bring up her family, now cast from her ...

... right leg, and inflicting several severe contusions on different parts of the body. He was immediately conveyed to'the Union workhouse, where every at- tendance was shown him by Dr. T. C. J OIeS. and notwithstanding his age and serious injuries, he is now ...

... is inevitable; but it is progress towards centraliza- tion and despotism. See how the system works in connexion with the workhouses, under the guidance of that most liberal; and iuidespatia gentleman, Jelinger C. Symons, Esq., the last man in the world ...

... attacked. and that in no measured terms, that which is yet the Esta- blished Church of the land. Conceive the play-ground of a workhouse converted into an arena of Polemic Divinity, and then, I think you will acknowledge my objections not to have been without ...

... hear that a man has died and left his family without a farthing—left them to chance—to live or perish any- where; in the workhouse, in the prison, or the street, is so common an occurrence as not to be regarded as such things should, as the integral parts ...

... bound to make an exertion on her own behalf, and lie was ready to support an income-tax, but in conjunction therewith, the workhouse test must be lesoited to, and the area of taxat,ulI under the Poor Law diminished. Lord J. Rossi LL, repeating that this ...