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... po*»r arc to protected Irom heartless -the faith of tie children the soldier and the sail,a is preserved -the Mare of oar workhouses to Ik- examineda education b, . Mamod lor our people. In Catholic countrv like this there « “'I ivrieetlv oreamr.-d system ...
... many of them board were , very indifferently clolhetl. and the whole dress of the man I who died the way the Liverpool workhouse weighed only I lb. 15 oss ! Besides this, there was m»t sufficient -oipply of hammocks. Many of the men had to He on boards ...
... years 1867-8-9, the sum of £960,000 bad been raised for tbe erection of asylums, schools, Ac., and for tbe enlargement of workhouses in the Metropolis. Tbe money was raised loans extending over from thirty to sixty years, and would entail charge of penny ...
... Protestants had joined the Fenian movement, and added that, in Protestant districts, nooeMrut the aged intirm were to found the workhouses. Mr KENNEDY opposed tlic amaadment, and advised Had field to direct his attention the abolition of the Established Church ...
... and sinews of the labourer. '* ■ it is probable that the efforts of some benevolent taken the matter will result tempering workhouse regulations with regard to .arm ana i which can easily done without infringing I'p Decesaary provision, which the interestsoi ...
... now being paid, viz.;— The Infirmary, £2BO. 10s.; the Society for the Relief of the Destitute, XI6B, Cs.; the 1 Charity Workhouse, 168. 65.; the Orphan Hospital. XI6B. »35.; the Lunatic Asylum. XI6B, Cs.; the Kdinburgh School for the Hlind.Xl 1*2. 45 ...
... Hundreds. The Consolidated Fond (the Appropriation) Bill, the Leasehold Tenure of Lands (Ireland) Mill, the Bill, and the Workhouse Loans (Ireland) Bill passed through committee. The Railways Abandonment Bill, the Royal Pavilion Brighton Bill, the Turnpike ...
... fever is not impotled us a thing, an article of export and import, ships and travellers; it is not carried tramps from workhouse workhouse; even the Irish fever was not imported hy the invading hordes Irish starver*. But in one sense fever is imported; tho ...
... wife, of the name Bin!, charged with having caused the death their servant. Mart Ann I'arsons, whom they had got from the workhouse. The poor girl had met her death from ill usage, and it appeared pretty evident that the par tics who had ill used her were ...
... the late Rev. Mm. Colvile, rector Baylhatn. Suffolk. JAMES GREENWOOD, Esq. (THE AMATEUR CASUAL), Author of * A Night in Workhouse,’ * lie rue History Little Raggamumn.’ Ac., Ac. . _ , , j ALEXANDER LEIGHTON, Esq.. Author of • Curious Storied Traditions ...
... into Committee on the National Insurance BUI on Clause If. which provides that where an insured person is an inmate of a workhouse, hospital, asylum or infirmary supported poblie funds or charity, or of saaateriom or similar Institution established under ...
... —Would you bo favour of ko amending the rules of the House of Commons that men could not hold scat whoso wives were in tho workhouse, or receiving support from the rates ? Mr Grant—l should hate find that oot. Mr Macdonald—Are you aware that there was such ...