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... report of Dr. Maims, an inspector employed by the Cossmnis- atoners fin Lunacy, to the effect that he visited the Dud- ley Workhouse on the 21st of October last, and found that of the six susle lunatic paupers in the house, live sleep each 'with another ...
... very dangerous state of health; so much so that I did not expect to see her alive this morning. J. Wilrmhurst, surgeon. Workhouse, 7th D-'ember. The Magistrates ordered theprisoner to be further remanded until Monday next. THE CHAIsIoE oF HOUSEaBREAKIINO ...
... refused it, andt whieu asked leer nccese she dedclied to give it.-Atpphicaect: I told tbsen I did not wanst to. enter tics Workhouse, acid after tl~e gentle- ceen scid, We have our opicelon of your case, I walked away, saying I did not wvisit to he instilted ...
... person named Stenes, aesiding in John Street, in whose house the prisoner bad formerly lodged. She was apprehended at the Workhouse. It was but her frst offence, and she was accordingly committed for three months. THNE REIMANOED COUNTssHs1T COIN CMS-The ...
... went on to Bath and Oxford, and 1 got as far as Warwick. when I wvas put in the gaol for breaking the windows of the Union Workhouse, where I went for a. night's lodging. 1 did so because they did not give me a slice of bread which I was entitled to have ...
... office. They had notbeenlpsng there when the prisoner suddenly bolted out of the door and ran in the direction 'of St. Mary's Workhouse, near to where the river Caldew runs into the Eden. The fugitive was instantly pursued, and caught sight of while le w4s ...
... The note wyas to-this effect, I certify thsit Sarah Bust continues in a dangerous state of health. JOHN WIL3SHUrensT, Workhouse Surgeon, December 21. THE RESUL.TS OF BAD COMsPANY.-Ann 1W'illiaiss, a woman of the town, living in London Prentice Street ...
... received, and of course will be duly attended ti. Mr. Thomas Clarke, of Twickenham, the contractor for the well at the New Workhouse, sent a communi- cation to the Board, asking for a testimonial as to' the manner in which he had performed his duty. It was ...
... incorrigible, for such she surely is, being sent to gaol for various terms. On the present occasion Miss had absconded from the Workhouse, taking with her a skirt and a petticoat, the property of the Guardians of the Poor. The Master, Mr. Charles Cooper, in proving ...
... late an inmate of the Coventry Union Workhouse, wh commltte6. suicide by catting his throat on Sunday last. grom evidence at appeared that the deceased was seventy years of ege and be bad been an inmate of the workhouse for some years. the afternioon of ...
... succeeded in obtaining any trace of him. THE DEATH OF AN INFANT AT THE WORKHOUSE.-Last night, (Wednesday,) the adjourned inquest in the case where a female pauper at the Workhouse, Emma Smithl is alleged to have SO ill-used and neglected 'her infant Son ...
... HEARTLESS DESERTION OF A CHILD BY ITS I MOTHER. An inquest has been opened at the Erdington Workhouse, before W. S. Poole, Esq., of Keniiworth, the Divisional Coroner, on the body of a child who died there, The Jury met, having been twice previously adjourned ...