... whole the children who were working the place at the time of the explosion were got out, and three of them were removed the workhouse, and the remainder to their own homes or to some of the adjoloiDg house*. Two of them died during the day. The four bodies ...

... Barnsley, Toestlay, fewer than thirteen able'bodisd were lodged the police station for refilling to perform the test the union workhouse. Health the Twn9.—ln the week en'liog lasi Batopla>'. births and deaths were registered in eleven large ettiea end boroaghsof ...

... the boly Mary Lynn, aged 43 years, who was found dying from starvation door-step the street. She died the ne it evening workhouse. The medical evidence was to effect that there were »o tracajo* food her stomach or Intestines, and death had been accelerated ...

... 3s. 9id. ; eorreapou ling week last year, £7l. 6s. 6|d. No®her of lunatics in asylums, 97. Number of children attending workhouse school, 33. Stone o» the Times.— The weather changed here on Thursday last, the sth inst.. and wa bad two or three very severe ...

... evil drunkenness. How great that evil is. and what it does, is testified the extent of oar prison accommodation, of our workhouse accororoodation, our penitentiaries, our lunatic asylums, and what it has done destroy the comfort and happiness of thousands ...

... T. Atkina, 80 yam*. Bsat—On the inst., Rugby, John William, son Mr. Charles Bray, aged 18 months. the in at. the Union Workhouse. Bagby, Mr. Tbomae Beaky (formerly ef Cburehover), aged years. . • Bast— On the Oih aIL, Le*minftoa Heatings. Mr John East ...

... trtizans, forming the very bone and sinew of tha working classes. The reverend gentleman then spoke the work being done in the Workhouse, containing within itself about 2,000 souls. That number comprised most tha varieties which the vast population of the metropolis ...

... in out-relief. X7O Is. corresponding week last year, X7O 10a. 7JL No. of Lunatics in Asylums. 27. No. Children attending Workhouse School, dO, ...

... would hare induced the mother to part with the child, and she hoped some one would mother’s part to it. The child now the Workhouse, bean taken there the police. Enquiries are made, end there is pro- Ability that the mother of the will found, in consequence ...

... sentenced to pay a fine of twenty-five shillings. Generous Deed.— Mr. Sadler, grocer, gate a treat to the children of the Workhouse on Tuesday last his residence, Oungate Street. The children, twenty-nine in number, arrived cabs about three p.m., accompanied ...

... Accounts from tho provinces state that whole villages aro buried under tho drift. On Friday evening last inmate of tho Swansea workhouse, named Jonathan Thomas, years of age, who was formerly cokmr sergeant in tho Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and served with that ...

... the Westminster and Woolwich Unions, which it ordered 1- Whenever guardians allow relief to bodied male persons out of the workhouse one-hair least tho relic! so allowed shall given iu article# of food or fuel, in other articles absolute necessity. 2. In ...