... Authentic facts ere supplied to us by the Clerical Provident Union of 103 clergytnen who have sought admission into union workhouses, or have been placed in pauper lunatic asylums, during the past ten years. That such a state of things is possible in the ...

... was aflifeting beyond description. Thelmsband afterwards asked ,Sir. H. Birnie for an order to take bis children to the workhouse, but was told. by the worthy :Magistrate to go at once to the overseer ; an order, he was sure:, would not necessary. . The ...

... POLICE.—A slave, bekinging to a free black Man named Jeffries, was tried, and sentenced to receive thirty-nine lashes in the Workhouse, for using language of an improper tendency to a white inhabitant. A Negro named Richard, the property of John Douglas, Esci ...

... weeks atter inearawee. or 42 in the of a voluntsriosseribetor. No viektmoss. or maternity benefit is• psktto the imats of a workhouse. hos ialirmary, oraimilar isstitetion. ?owns AND DUTIES. I amiatoritua, Insurance Companies are to be appointed, with a central ...

... clothed, and better housed than the labouring classes outside, pauperism must ' necessarily multiply. And be mentions the ' work-house of the Marylebone Union as being : in point. This institution, be says, con tains sots of rooms for old mauled folk ...

... British packed as a sequel to the United States exposure, and the sale of all preserved foodstuffs has largely decreased, even workhouse inmates objecting to such food. Many of the Medical Journals condemn the uncleanliness of local bakeries, slaughter houses ...

... It may be advisable to enlarge. the purposes for which the Cage was originally built. It may be proper to erect a kind of work-house for the confinement of d. ;orderly slaves, within the Town. I arts of opinion that it is; al d whenever an opportunity offers ...

... disadvautage as wawa with the Poolle41! authorities la the Moths, °matey, no sue el coniegiona os of dimmer is admitted Ito the workhouses /as hem that, it my cum of a coati. gloom or infectious nature is discovered in a workholum the Lew imposes the day on the ...

... inlrrn ofd woman was Charged withheingdissatistled and refractory ;.t I la workhouse. She on her knees on being placed at the bar, and said she had been deptivedof saulfat the workhouse, or she would have behaved well. Mr. Dye r saw wo„ iij take care that ...

... officer of this court, said that when he went to look after the prisoner, he found her and her two children in St John's workhouse, and up on inquiry he ascertained that they were in a starving condition when they were admitted.—The prisoner said that ...

... to his petition, and the Prime Minister of wonderful country points, in effect, to the workhouse, and says :— There you are, James Blenkiron ; there's the workhouse. Its good enough for the likes of you. I ask again, what has Mr. Carnegie to say about ...

... 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 ...