... residence in Arlington Street, London, on Tuesday, the Marchioness of Salisbury. A few weeks since, in the Gainshorough Union Workhouse, W, Gibson, aged 78, He had fought under Nelson in most of his battles, and was * captain of the foretop.” On his death-bed ...

... the F.dm- Ar | m , ath ,h«t the directors of the liundee . ■ division, Mr Lumsdeu motion parishes of Scot, burgh Charity Workhouse that they were nut entailed | ArU ath K-lway a poritv of fifteen six, the mi- f i’,„ rv the Church advisable adhere to the ...

... of the greatest ornaments. Extraordinary Instance of Longevity. —A female pauper, named Whiffon, expired on Friday in the workhouse of St Luke’s, Chelsea, Arthur Street, King’s Road, having attained the extraordinary age of 107- She was born in the year ...

... and the child has latterly fallen to the charge of the leypayers of Manchester, a nurse having been prorided for it in the workhouse. The police of Manchester have enquired after the mother in vain. short time ago, however, soldier's wife, named Jane Castleman ...

... is all hands admitted, that, the levying of legal assessments would supersede and extinguish all natural charity. And for workhouses, It if enough to say that the misapplications which these establishmants are intended to prevent, are, in the • Report the ...

... he wrote to Mason, the relieving officer, desiring him relieve her at the workhouse When Hill’s allowance to his wife ceased, she was compelled to lay her case before the Workhouse Board ; and the Board on Wednesday week made an order on him for a payment ...

... weeks old, and then gave himself up the police, stating that he was led to commit the horrid deed through dread of the union workhouse. The unhappy man had on the morning of the same day attempted his own life by taking a quantity of laudanum. When examined ...

... Chelsea New Church is nearly 200 feet. shell was procured, into which the body of the deceased was placed and conveyed to the workhouse adjacent, where a medical gentleman examined it, and found the skull fractured, shoulders dislo ated, and the legs broken ...

... London, not more than 1200 are fully employed, while about 1300 are walking the streets without any employment at all. Oar workhouses are crowded with inmates, many of hom never dreanit, six months ago, the bare possibility of their ever being there. ...

... the enormous sum of £20,000. Death a Chartist Preacher —On Wednesday last died, whilst an inmate in the Tewkesbury Union workhouse. William Morris Moore. It will be recollected that this person, some few months, was a Chartist itinerant preacher, and visited ...

... favour of the principle of that law—the veiy same principle which was so recently and so broadly illustrated in the Sevenoaks Workhouse. The portion of the British people of which we speak will never rest till they have accomplished their object; and if the ...

... his place in Parliament, contending for the endowment, and the exclusive endowment, of the Popish priests in the proposed workhouses in Ireland The lathers of the Protestant lieformation knew better than to trust Papists upon their oaths. In their treaties ...