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... numbers entering the writ khouses has continued, and in no year in the history of the Poor Law has the population of the workhouses been Lreater. For December, however, so far as the ieturns extend, there has been a slight deelease of pouperism comptied ...
... consulted the beet medical oki I could possibly pasture till my means were out, awl with • sad beat I was compelled to into toe workhouse hospital where I new am. I had been in here monthand my I. go gradually got wore. I began to thiuk they would never get ...
... best medical I could possibly prot.ute till my mesas were hut out, and with • sad heart I was compelled tocams Into the workhouse hospital where I new I had been in here 18 mou h.,and my I. gm gruitifilly got wore. 1 began to think they would never better ...
... oursso stringent, indeed, that starvation is almost preferable to its restraints. In Ireland relief in the work-house, and only in the work-house, is the ruleout-door relief the rare and special exception. But in Scotland, out-door relief is the rule—relief ...
... also Showing a Large Variety of WASHING MATERIALS, POMPADOURS, SATEENS, PLAIN SATEENS, GALATEAS, SIL*TCH OATMEAL CLOTH, WORKHOUSE SHEETING. DRESSMAKING ON PREMISES. The above DEPARTMENTS being Superintended by an Experienced DRESSMAKER, Ladies may depend ...
... s may like to know that I it is lucky to drop a lemonade syphon. Richard Boorer, a forty-two year old inmate of Croydon Workhouse, is prepared to prove it For nearly six yews he has been dumb; now he has recovered his speech through a slight accident ...
... told Mrs Vivian about a child of her sister, Georgina, and Mrs Vivian said she was unhappy about the child being in the workhouse, and on her instructions that she would provide for it, the child was secured and given to the care of Mrs Duncan. Mrs Vivian ...
... put aside for a pension and dLsahlentent fund for the workmen, so that the aged and incapacitated be free from fear of the workhouse. A workmen's committee is appointed, and the members have the power of recommending disthissad a any workman who is not pulling ...
... the mat. He was taken easy, and was submiumitly to be insane. It is believed that arrangements have tarn to place him in • workhouse for further examination of his mental condition, lie will not he charged. ...
... a petition complaining that a system of proselytism with regard to Roman Catholic paupers was being carried on in Scotch workhouses. The Duke of Argyle believed that whatever might have been the case in the early operation of the poor-law in Scotland a ...
... also Showing a Large Variety of WASHINb MATERIAL 4, PO M PA [MUM, SATEEN% PLAIN SATEENS, GALATEAS ' SCOTCH OATMEAL CLOTH, WORKHOUSE SHEETING. DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. The above DEPARTMENTS being Superintended by an Experienced DRESSMAKER, Ladies may ...