... first consulted she best medical aid I mould poodhly procure till my mesas were run out. and with a ad hart I was oom to workhouse ho.pital where I now am. pelled into I bad been In hers IS mooths. and my legs gra malty got worte. began to thlak they would ...

... Pottooy—Clark. chemist Past (Wm. ECONOMY.—What ! butter and jam Why, Ethel, my child. we'd soon be in the workhouse at that rate. The workhouse! Why, mother, Uncle Bob says butter and jam's economy. Boonomy ! How 1 4 Oh, the same piece of breed ...

... The deceased was found on Friday night in a dying state on a doorstep in Whitechap-I by a policeman. who took him to the workhouse, where he oever rallied, but remained in an unconscious state till be died on Sunday morning. —Dr. John James Ilott, the ...

... in such a shocking condition that they could scarcely drag themselves along the ground. Henry Turner, the master of the workhouse, said that the father told him that be would be hung for the children before he had done with them. Hollingsworth was sentenced ...

... the 3rd Squadron will leave for Queen -ferry in • week's time. No Jew may purchase land in Rueeia. New South Wales has no workhouse'.. A broken promise is like a broken dishyou may rpair it, but never trust it as when I Nave Nothing to Soli. IWAS a martyr ...

... suggests one point, however, in which State action might, perhaps, prove beneficial. The dislike of the working classes for the workhouse seems largely due to the fact that its inmates are, as it were, herded together, and are governed by strict rules. An En ...

... consulted the beet medical aid I mold procure till my means were run out, and with a sad Wet was compelled to come Into the workhouse hospital where I now am. I bad been in here 18 mouths, Mid toy legs palatally got worse. I began to think they would *ever ...

... returned to Dublin without accomplishing their object. It has been learned that Carey's mother was fur several years in the workhouse, and her son refused to help her. A near female relative of the famous James left her husband, and eloped with a music hall ...

... best medical aid I could possibly procure till my means were run out, and with • sad heart I was compelled to come into the workhouse hospital where I now am. I had been In here 18 months, and my legs gra molly get worse. I began to think they would sever ...

... for whieb he stands. A ROSS-SHIRE CENTENARIAN. An old lady. named Margaret M , Gunnall. died yestenlay in the Eastry Union Workhouse. Lando& at the advanced age of 102 years, having bees bore in 1780. She was a native of Ross•shire, and was familiarly known ...

... beet medical aid I could possibly procure till my means were run out, and with a •ad heart I was compelled to come into the workhouse hospital where I now am. I bad been in here 18 month's, and my legs pa many got worse. I began to think they would never ...

... best medical aid I could possibly procure till my means were run out, and with a ad heart I was compelled to come Into the workhouse hospital wuere I now am. I had bees in here IS months, and toy lefts gra hilly go , worse. I begita to think they would get ...