... that the excitement in the neighbourhood might lead to acts of violence. THE INQUE8T. An inquest was opened at Woolwich Workhouse, on Tuesday, on the body of John Stewart, Quarter. ?? in the 61st Battery Royal Artillejy, who ?? Uilled by Walter .James ...

... inkstand at the head of Mr. Justice Crompton but it fortunately missed him. John Sagar, late master of the Keighl6y Union workhouse, has been acquitted' at Manchester of the murder, by poison, of his wire The evidence made out .a case of great suspicion ...

... were very badly clothed c ot and very dirty. while they were also verya i3 hin, tnd had to be removed to the IJUienl en Workhouse. It was ulso stated that the woman se had been seen the worse for ?? he male defendant stated that he had generally £ earned ...

... ard threatening her.In as consequence of his had conduct she was ict compelled to leave him aud go into Bern- ad utaple Workhouse with the aour children. ihe On December 2nd defendant caught hold of *re her by the throat and nearly strangled her - es ...

... necessary to tring him to the be Station -Fined Ss and costs, ONCE MORE. Edmund ffenry Easterbrook, an inmate id 1s- the City Workhouse who frequently appears ms in the dock, appeared in answer to a charge m of refractory conduct at the House.-Mr Bellawy; the ...

... a girl under eleven years old. The prisoner is a grocer at Limehouse, and had hired the poor child (an orphan) from the workhouse to nurse his children. His wife and family being away, at Gravesend, he dosed the child with beer and gin, and shamefully ...

... 'coriplaiet he woeuld be iml~ to p~ipon for t iree mns ...

... effusion into the brain fro as tamour at the base of the brain. The poorwoman, it seerms, had been formerly an inmate of the workhouse; she was not taken there until she was nearly, in as bad a stats as she was found in last week; and she insisted upon leaving ...

... ill-treatel. Wall at once took the child to fir. Bell and had it examined, and by the doctor's orders the boy was taken to the Workhouse. He (the Chief Constable) asked the magistrates to take the medical evidence, as Dr. Bell wanted to catch a train bt Teigamouth ...

... course of her journey. Tho poor woman, who was daily ex- peeting her confinement, implored the magistrates to send her to a work~house, or some place where she could Lave a little rest, and appeared to be tbankful for the imprisonment she had had since Saturday ...

... weeoay meeting on Wednesday Mr. D. R. Scratton presided. The Visiting Com- mittee reported that the Rurnl Dean visited a the Workhouse Chapel on the 20th inst. and reported that everything was in good order. Two curious and e complicated cases were reported ...

... son of Mrs. Bulor, f -Whi I being in a destitute condition, aplied to r. Austen for rerief, le and- was sent by him to the workhouse. ?? -cw9-7tefreer. 5 mined by, Mr. E. P. Pridham, the surgeon to She)4ouse, who d declared him to be of unsound' minrid; ...