... On Tuesday en Inquest was held at Clerkenwell Workhouse, on the body of J. Wells. The deceased has been observed for nearly a fortnight lying among the pipes ; at leught he was conveyed to the Workhouse, si here every attention paid him, but iu vain ...

... place. About the hour o f . ten o'clock, 4 party ot •men, headed by Roberts, the constable, proceeded 11=Our 4. George's Workhouse, liatiover-square, to the liou‘e where the deceased lay, and after staying in the house about halt' an hour. returned again ...

... — 'F. Lidbetter, Southwick, Sussex, corn and coal merchant.—E. Edmonds, Newport, Monmouth, draper.— W. Polley, Newington-workhouse, Surrey, contractor fir the rope and sacking-manufactures.—D. W. Sampson, Giltspur-street, City of London. grocer.--M. Wasbrough ...

... tutr.lly naked,, its b ody ernadated, and evidently in a starred condition : . From thence it was removed to Hishopsgate workhouse ;. the officers of which have since ,thseuveard that our - Sarah Jackson, the daughter of the prisoner, - the :v--owed mother ...

... o'clock, when he found him to be in such a 'wounded, bruiser', and injured condition, that he ordered him to be taken to the Workhouse, where he remained in such a dangerous state, Vat he could not be removed to the office, to give his evidence, and, In c ...

... infant chargeable to the parish of Si. Giles's.—One of the Deputy Overseers stated, that she brought her infant to the workhouse soon after she had been dismissed that morning, and left it. on the floor, and ran away. She was pursued and taken. Mr. Conant ...

... Coroner's Inquest was held on Friday afternoon, before T. Skelton, Esq. Coroner for London, at the Committee-room of Sr. Olave's workhouse, Southwark, on the body of John Paul, Esq., a merchant in the City, who put an end to his existence by drowning hiinself ...

... done it, and explained to her in what way. She therefore informed the parish officers, and the child was taken into the workhouse; upon the child being examined by a surgeon, it Ras 'found that her unnatural father had given her a certain disease. The ...

... he was plaintiff in all the actions. On further enquiry, however, it appeared that this old man was a pauper in Hampstead workhouse, and had merely been produced by Nichols for the purpose of these actions, Nichols himself being in fact the plaintiff. ...

... Imitated through his skin, which was much excoriated. As a first step, the parish officers ordered him to be taken to the workhouse; and on viewing a comfortable bed, which bad been prepared for him, he exclaimed. What ! is this (or me ? God bless you ...

... Clerkenwell. Each parish declined the honour of enrolling their names on the annals or the workhouse, but on Friday last the parties were admitted into Clerkenwell workhouse, when their company was but for a short time acceptable. Last night the paupers made ...

... a Cup of coffee, that he would give a thousand guineas for a cup of' Mrs. Askew's blood that Tosh was at-present in the workhouse, and had been in Newgate 16 - years ago on a chargeof perjery, which he said was nOve,r tried on account of the interference ...