... admission op workhouse paupers. Lord asked whether the authorities workhouses were not bound by law to admit, all times, all persons who apply them for admission; and, if the portion usually allotted the casual poor should happen to be filled, the person ...

... workhouses suffered » worse treatment, they were altogether denied facilities for religions worship. Mr. alley said there was the difficulty in this case, that Roman Catholic priests invariably attempted to make proselytes. Mr. Clivb denied that Roman ...

... IRELAND. The undoubted nephew of the great John Philpot Curran is at present, and has been for some an inmate of a work-house in hia native county of Cork. The death of Mr. Commissioner Phillips is announced. He was called to the Irish Bar in 1809, and ...

... IRELAND. Twenty paupers, of whom three are women, were Thursday committed for trial, for attempting burn Dublin South Union Workhouse. The women declared in Court that they would set fire to the building m soon as they got opportunity ; and one of them added ...

... drove him out, but lie fired through the door, and the ball shattered the father’s skull. Workhouse Riot. A riot took place, last week, in the Atlilone workhouse among the female paupers. A strong police force wss called in, but lh« insurgents successfully ...

... and he srdd that, in their workhouses in England, they wor only paying sd. a-yard for drosses that we’ve got to pay Iod. a-yard for. Now, 1 want to know, Sur, what Lord Dundhrary pays for women’s dresses at his workhouse ?—(a titter). Ask Lord Dundhrary ...

... and with a view of aiding the cause of humanity and religion. lam no paid official, although I have inspected many Union Workhouses both England and Ireland (in the latter during the fa mine, and I did then report for sixteen weeks to the Poor Law Board ...

... country ; there was no out-door relief. and there were hundreds in Ireland who would rather die hy roadside than go into the workhouse. He denied that the cry of distress had been got up by agitation, and said that the Catholic clergy, who chiefly miniatered ...

... uninterred. It is thought that, to-morrow morning, all will be enclosed inside the burying-gruund of our workhouse. As cart after cart moved to the workhouse yesterday—some containing four, five, and six coffins—the wailing and the cries of the surviving relatives ...

... very desultory discussion arose on the age at which it should be allowable to plaac deserted orphan children out of the workhouse, The bill originally fixed five years, but the Roman Catholic party desired to have twelve. A compromise fixing the age at ...

... and in that sense prison or workhouse industry may so regulated augment the general production without aggravating coalition in special tiades. The g.. .da for sale in a trade already overstocked I. impolitic exercise workhouse prison industry. The production ...

... ascertaining what steps were being taken remove the obstacles Roman Catholic paupers receiving religious instruction in workhouses. THE SLATE TRADE. fi»r into committee on the offeneea territories near Sierra Leone bill. Lord Brougham called the attention ...