... alledged used to svyeep his rather's Chili ies. SnoNv filling all inquiries T'ruitlcess was abolt to returin backlt the workhouse with his young charge, when, in passing the end of a strcet leading out of' W'elbeck-street, a little boy caine ruinining ...

... system in the agricel. tuial districts, as in large towns, such as Manches ter and Liverpool. The bill further enacted that workhouses should be erecteit in every parish, or snion of parishes,and that the poor should only be relieved in those ssorkhouses ...

... Ihe received a asurl I b;y, geton' cert ilieste Lu tt ,he e as ill a lit stiate it) Ilet LbsC coine anl afinate of tlte workhouse, tis they wished FLY her ti bre on.. ott1 OLD 1HA I LEY.-Robert Nichrolls was inslicted cal fot' stealing, wii-lit 1st ciii ...

... likewise dlirecting thliri a(ttenition to thait sectioli (if the Poor Lao' Amiendmeneit Ant emp~(oweriniig the erection of w~orkhouses (If 0hich, llowever, lie (ill no(t tt fill flIpI'((('C, 11(1d ?? thL'V wouild Jpiluse ?? wvit- ness I11 lie se i i g f tlhe ...

... business, and sup- P al port hoer it. , Ul h . The magistrates sent one of the officers withl her to cc ly Wiliteeliapel workhouse, with a request that she might W, *v be kept there until something was done for her, and q1 aS until an answer could be received ...

... (.for -e'ma~oe-On Wsednesday .Ineorn ing, at thte Chlsesa petty sessions, whlih ell inc held in thle board trool of the Workhouse of (lie parrah hot !r of St. Luke's, Chelseal, before AMessrs. Frailce anid Pri eFlood, junior county Ilagistrales, a young ...

... expeltse of builditg the jtil, svltich cost about 16,500.-tow lie did not think titat that building would be large enough for a workhouse for I more than one or tvo parisIes. 'Ithe farmers would I of course c(otsider the matter in all its bearings. T'lomts finglhes ...

... they made tip their nniimils to sanction Iik their introdnctiom. Hle ndelrstood irom the Coin- nIRS iaissioner that tbe workhouse would be on ascale ca- re puible of acconmmodating 450 persons. What might be tbe cost, lie could not tiike on him to say; ...

... admission into the workhouse until such time he l might recover from his indisposition. Ihis offer be readily accepted. it was not till Sunday evening that the relteving officer had any suspicion that the foreigner confined in the workhouse was the indivi- ...

... inqeest was held on JThursilday at St. Mary's a. Ctray, Keell on the body of i pauper mamcd llorgess, ( es wvho died ii tile workhouse of tile B3roainIy Union.- at It appeared that deceased having applied for relief ct of to i\Mr. Palter, relieving officer ...

... resided, and the overseers irad sent two 3- orders for their admission into tire union-the husband of to be admitted into one workhouse, and the wife into r te another, so that they were to be separated from each other. The unfortunate couple received the orders ...

... of his tile, Elianbeli Farrar. 'ie deceased was, it ap. . rearedi, at the time of thi4 ocerrrence, an inmate of tie ?? workhouse, and had obtained leave to ao nold visit heli mother. Site met tire prisoner and rvent rili htiu to tue Junction Inn, when ...