... the eataing_ Board, and providing large accommu.— for the poor in Ahrishonses and Workhouses, I The workmen 01 . which could not be done without consider- example. Let ukstick to the point. We have liered wan pro pui ...

... making the labour of the poor remonerative, is worthy of consideration. The extrAct is as follows :— There is M. least one workhouse jut Eng!and at pre sent which is in a fair way to Leconte a commercial The poorhouse authorities of Spalcing purchase old ...

... western district. In about half of the cases it is speeil-ally stated that the deceased persons did not seek admission to the workhouse. In only two mses was death d, Oared to have been accelerated by drink.— Weekly Time. ...

... The agricultural labourer when in difficulties had only one ef two alternatives—either a state of miserable penury. or the workhouse. He dill not wlsh to bring any indictment against the Poor Law, as in many respects it fulfilled the purposes contemplated ...

... ptussing in. of its wards are now empty. In 1870 there acre in peepers, and in 1882 there were lint Yet the workhouse is as comfortable as rt, workhouse ought to he The in ultany of our public schools w o u ld look wiet envy on tho Wards, with its good fire ...

... introduce tt clanse to this effect in the Bill in Committee. With regard to rules and ree;illations for the conduct of the Workhouse :and Reformatory, to be made by the Central 'Board, when prepared they would be laid before the House for its sanction, before ...

... any proposed addition to the Hospitals for the accommodation of the Poor in the Bill, yet it is much wanted. ll' a Contra] Workhouse was erected it might be placed under the control of the Consolidated Board. He thought the appointment of an Inspector of ...

... issues. Thus ho touched upon the question of out-dom and in-door relief, upon the waste which prevails too extensively in workhouse management ou the capricious inequality of bath management and discip me, and on the position occupied as well as the work ...

... Racing Items The other day, in poverty, obscurity. and forgotten old age thee in the Derive workhouse, a panper, whose name once as well known al mach honoured among racing men as that at Ueorge Ford. him is to day. Thirty years since Clafillle Marlovr ...

... Mysterious Pauper. Our Canterbnry correspondent writes that a person who for the past two years has been an inmate of the Elharn workhouse under the assumed name of IViltou Howard has just died with startling enddenims from heart disease. He was evidently by birth ...

... to himself, He was a most pasionate man, and when out of temper had no control over himself. He died an imbecile in the workhouse at Tranmere, Birkenhead. The said Frederick Deeming was subject to delusions, and frequently after his mother's death declared ...

... expense should be continued womi they intim' tttttt ,that' rent they had only to put, ea off, 4. lie. Niel, nuestion 01 that workhouse wastrel ihrought 1„ the recuinturndai con Governor R ihitsiott, the , the 10011011 utt VU tie wharf war amply sullieihit ...