... death of the late Princess Aliae there was aR celebration of the birthday. Mr. Henry Foot, the master of Starruinster Newton Workhouse, .orsetpbire, disappeared in a most raysteiious nmanner. He bad only recently Leon rppoir ted to the post, I and had just ...

... The following ower true tale argues to the contrary. On Wednesday evening Mr. Langham held an inquest at St. James's Workhouse, Soho, London, respecting the death of Matilda Robinson, aged forty years. It appeared that the deceased earned a precarious ...

... witness accused tho woman of neglecting it. The child expired'on Nonday ?? Holland, the mother, said sbe visited various workhouses lately. The ehill was ,delicate. from its birth.- Mr. J. T. Hislop, surgeon, on being sworn, deposed that on making a p ...

... work in the house, as no ablebodied womeu are innmates For a coblsiderable, time there has been no abldboclied man in the workhouse, th be in to 00 on Co to, 31C ajW of to Do en to lei Si! of Dr. 10 101 to pa wi a1l Cc LA Alo Ci 1.0 he )e a lit nec op 'I ...

... arisen between the Local Government Board and thl the Guardians of Newoviwn, Warwicksbire. The latter claim to dine at the workhouse at the raeasr'epes. l The auditor repudiated the claim, when the Guardians b roes tred to the device of increasing the officers' ...

... got away ?? the Continpnt, and he has since FervPd two years' impriaonn merit for a like offence at Amrtordam. No doubt a workhouse matron has a good deal to try her temper, but none the less was it cintrary to etiquette for the lady who fill that office ...

... found in every li store room. A labourer named Palmer was charged at the Thames a Polioe-court with setting fire to Poplar Workhouse. It wae ti stated that in consequence of his misbehaviour the prisoner n was placed in ihe refractory ward. Shortly afterwards ...

... special Court wits hold previous to n- the ordinary business to select fronn three candidates a male n- lunatic warder for the Work-house. Thomas Perry, of ?? Exmsinster, was the successful candidate. er FoacasTccY ore Ex ?? fiftieth half-yeal~ry mee't-- If ...

... Chartcoal Lozenges in tins won13u ls. 1~d. of all chemists, wa~rn MUenax ttc A, Wouitiuousp. -At the Devizes Union diffet Workhouse, on Thursday morning, two paupers quarrelled Conn about their plaones by the fire. One man named Geddish, bean' aged seventy ...

... used to exposure, and yet even they are generally broken in constitution and crippled in the joints when they retire to the workhouse in their premature old age. But city artisans are men of very different training and, as a rule, have far less stamina to ...

... As it is now, the county peitopero of the Sitalt Only payene-fifth. Of their cost, or about 3L234'2 dotllars. -1f Slate workhouses were estoblished theoe comunty iihlm--laiudd paupers could be separated. cltsriihd, and mails tim earn their living. Then ...

... of Meavy, has of bean sentenced to six months' hard labttur for starvtng, th it heating, and totherwisa ill-t~eating a Workhouse apprentice pr h in his employ, who was returned in a frightfnlly emaniated VI' La state. When, engeging the lad Coccti nt ...