... cannot wake him, In his workhouse guave. We tboeght him beautiful, Felt it hard to part We loved him dutiful- Down, down, poor heart The storms they uuily beat, The winter winls suisy rave; Little Willie feels not, In his workhouse grave. No roar.' for little ...

... 7th, 1870. EXPERIENTIA DOCET. The Tipton Slasher, once a noted member of the prize ring, is now an inmate of Gateshead Workhouse. A number of scientific ?? Stokes at their head-waited on Earl de Grey and Mr. Forster on Friday afternoon to urge the a ...

... direction of Miss Day and pre Mise Sarviers, and was followed by some an, capital sketobes by a number of children of irom the Workhouse School, amorngst others oak belng ' The three beggars and tbe ^ Dirty est, boy. Mr Trim was responsible for the p. excellent ...

... killed in the Workhouse by rbeleg over-laid. Asthousands of these cases occurred every year, and there was no doubt that half the children were muruered, ho suggested that steps should be ?? to prevent such cases happening at Newton Workhouse In fntnre, ...

... audience held of her elocutbonaiy powers. ?? -Her recitations included George R. Sims stirring of Christnias Day in the Workhouse, 'The news- )y boy's debt, *t'he fidgety wife, and '4 Poor Joe. It Missm Amy Ridge contributed two songs, viz., to ...

... well. doing. They are the only ones who can get away; the poor cannot, but must, when thrown out of employment, go to the workhouse or starve. It is painful to think of what the country must come to if this extraordinary fight of our industrious popu- lation ...

... electricity. A RuLIO OP THE GRANIDE AnMEE.-Dr. Rogers, of London, writes to the Times ?? There died in the infirmary of a London workhouse, at the advanced age of ninety-two or more, an old French pbysioian, by name Edmond Gaudin, who was a relic of the Grande ...

... temporarily insalne, although he had seen no signs of insanity since. (T Newton Giump -itaris. 'er Preparlng for the Enlarged ex Workhouse. aM ?? Mr D R Scratton presided at the weekly an .meiteng of the Newton Guardians this Ifi inorni ?? Visiting Committee recoin ...

... prcceedings terminated at two O'clock next morning. NEWi'ON GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of this Board was held at the Workhouse.-The offer of Rev. Preb. Wolfe (Torquay) to give the inmates a treat on New Year's Day, and the offer of Mrs. Hest and Miss ...

... father died and she went intp. the Exeter workhouse. In, Junelast year, shl'lefd and weit to live in'asrvice at Exmouth, and she had elsolived in service for ?? time' at Exeter; but had been in the workhouse altogether, for several months, o She Went ...

... weavers in their Sunday clothes-a score of workhouse men-an. aged couple-a miscellaneous crew of weavers, men, women, and children, young and old, fat and lean, grave and gay, dirty and clean-a score of old workhouse women-a horde of boys-the Sunday school ...

... man a few days ago of z'le appeared at Spalding Workhouse, bawr his Tb [Ole lawful wife-his first loss-fur the first tiae Seo ,ble ror fifty years, aiad prevailed upon her to rep ins, leave the workhouse with him. The parties en( ?? now living together-tho ...