... increase. In support of the connection between meat and cancer Dr. Roger Williams points to the rarity of cancer in prisons and workhouses where but little animal food is allowed and hard work is exacted. lie has lately found additional evidence as to the small ...

... PAUPERISM IN ENGLAND. In the Chelmsford Union workhouse are 30 paupers, of whom 111 are children from three to fifteen years of age, who are so great a burthen and incumbrance to the Poor-law Commissioners and others concerned, that they are actually ...

... just been proved at about £4,000. Two years ago, according to the Sussex Daily News. he applied for admission to the workhouse, and his relatives paid for his maintenance, but refused to have anything to do with him. Beyond the fact that the man had ...

... arose from that disease. The persons who died were two men and a child, and the wives of the men have been sent to Limehouse workhouse. The place where the supposed malady broke out, Well-alley, is a very miserable dirty spot, where ten or twelve persons live ...

... !ed to afford general satisfaction by a a more Wailing picture of the Christian conscientious discharge of my duties in Workhouse, the than agreeing to pay the Charity. exeiMplified . by Bishop Stanton, each :capacity. On the 1 0th of May I of Moran were ...

... waistcoats—and five or six others in the bundle under Vis arm, all rough=dried, and marked with the words ,Chelinsferd Workhouse. The prisoner gave his name Jelin Mitchel;; and, in an answer to questions Put 0 him . , by. the magistrate, Said he found ...

... is a tact that excessive drinking is the principal .canie of our parochial expenses. Of 143 inmates of a London paiiels workhouse, 105 had beers reduced to that 'state by internperance. It is a fact that more than one-half cf the madness BOTTIe of the ...

... inform you that Her Majesty's Government have felt it their duty to institute an inquiry into the state tif the prisons and workhouses in the West India Colonies. Captain Pringle, formerly an Officer in the Engineers and who, since his retirement trorn the ...

... Officer. On inquiry, it appeared he belonged to Lambeth :—the Magistrates therefore ,directed an officer to go with him to the workhouse, and 'di . - rect. that he should be taken all possible care of. ...

... offenders in England; that .I cannot doubt of its having the same beneficial effects in Barba , dos. It would cost less than a Workhouse, and do more good. In short, it is exactly the thing 'which we have long wanted,. I leave it, Gentlemen, to your better judgment ...

... apAeliticed laborer niay be desirous to peter, or of fully ex)arnieittg into the stale of any such . hospital, gaol, prisen, workhouse, or cell, or the condition of any app.enticed laborer confined or being therein, and to exam every apprentice or other person ...

... 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 ...