... and, as the prisoners have risen frfsm their beds, they should be accord- , ing to their several classes, marched to the work-houses, where they should be kept to hard labour two hours at least; from thence they should be taken back to wash, shave, comb ...

... blind in a month, and, as he would have no time to work, his wife and children would bare no food but the water-gruel of the workhouse. But then the wife would have the satisfaction of knowing that her husband had not been deceived by reading only one newspaper ...

... according ,to the inoduce of the farm, I should have beeti doing well; and my wife would not then have been saved froni the workhouse merely. by the charity of friends. When my term of imprisonment expired, and as! was coming out of Bridewell, two Sheriff's ...

... seventy-nine, called ' Granny,' and a young woman who has already had twu illegitimate children, both of whom are in the workhouse. The infants have no training or education, of course But, . Sir, they live in two attics, 10 ft. high in the highest ...

... resuscitation er7oployed, but without effect, life being quite extinct. The body w•rs subsequently conveyed to St. George's Workhouse, in Mount-street, Grosvenorsquare, where a coroner's inquest was held, and a verdict of Accidental Death returned. It transpired ...

... opposition to law of settlement which was upon the etapublic opinion; and whether that opinion tute.book. With regard to the Workhouse, was right or wrong, until the bill was he did out think it would be wise to have framed in accordance with it, it could ...

... Central Board ahould communicate direct with the Local Boards and not through the Vestries. 6. There shonld be a Central Workhouse. The second point although very desirable, is apparently impracticable The third, after sonic explanation to the effect that ...

... to his cottage ; and hail upon ere ; yeiry, . that he kept an aged mother, and a . .. , --,wno was a cripple, out of the workhouse, by hi ; scanty earnings. It wis . Edmund's good fortune I. o attract the notice oi Squire Jones, in the way d•, s eribed ...

... March 17. THE CoisrritAs-r.—ln free England unfortunate female children are permitted to receive corporal punishment in the workhouses. In Jamaica, the greatest ruffian who has ten times been an object of the tender compassion of the executive, who in prison ...

... a prime article ailed Maddle Brain, which is now ready on tap, which has assisted already to fill the prisons and tire workhouses, to transport many beyond the seas, and to consign prematurely, thousands to the churchyard. And 4 ; working men have too ...

... nephew of the Marquess of ibergavenny. This fraud was a lmo s t immedia.ely discovered. and George found himself in the workhouse. it was after this tiat the luckless Mr. McCann took him up as a retch wronged man whom the world had treated more unkindly ...

... London Courier of the let February : • DEATH FROM STARVATION AND COLII.-011 Saturday morning-an inquest was held at the workhouse, Isleworth, on the body era female unknown, apparently between so A nd 40 years of age, whose death took place nude) the ...