... advance, may hate them enit to any part of the Country, post free, at Three- pence. A POOR-LAW IIiPnOYEIENT.-The Marylebone workhouse or bastile has, amnongoiher impsroveneats, just had the addition of a certain number of cells, for the reception of refractory ...

... Charles-street, City-road, on view of the body of John Jacob Farmer, or John Jacob, about 70 years of age, who died in the workhouse of the parish of St. Luke, City-road, from exhaustion, having been re- moved from his lodgings, No. 6, Powell's-place, City- ...

... Charles-street, City-road, on view of the body of t John Jacob Farmer, or John Jacob, about 70 years Af t age, who died in the workhouse of the parish of St. i Luke, City-road, from exhaustion, having been re- moved from his lodgings, No.0, Powell's-plaee, City- ...

... afternoon last; as he hadth c, not been teen for some days, information was sent to a Ii .1 M. Bacon, master of St. Luke's workhouse, who fine _ promptly proceeded to thse house, when a policeman din l, was called in, by whom the dour of his room was ore ...

... having learnt with great sur, se that it is the Intention of the Guardians in the I-- I- ford Union to abolish the Pudscy Workhouse d remove the Inmates to Bradford, do express i7 .e most decided manner our entire Disapprobati-n if the Project; because ...

... to the late inquest on tie pauper, Mlary Anne Jones, and the general treatielt and mian gemeat of the poor in St. Paacras workhouse. VMr. Churohvarden Howarth occupied the chair, and read the late com- munication of the Poor Law Commissioners, and in defence ...

... eviate. of such Bill has been prepared, of whieh copier may be obtained by application on and after Mondy'rnext, at the Leeds Workhouse, or at the Office of - Messrs. ATKINSON, DIBB, & BOLLAND Solicitors for the Bill. No. 6. Butt's Court, Leeds, 7th March, ...

... condition of their trade, that several of its honest and industrious members have been compelled, in despair, to enter the union workhouses. The ms- jority, however, of the unemployed suffer all the pangs of hunger rather than seek relef from those sources. Their ...

... of their trade, that several of its honest I and industrious members have been conpelled, in r despair to enter the union workhouses. The ma- ajority, however, of the unemployed suffer all the I pangs of hunger rather than seek relief from these I sources ...

... of their trade, that several of its honest and industrious members have been conspelled, in despair, to enter the union workhouses. The ma- lority, however, of the unemployed suffer all the pangs of bunger rather than seek relief from those sources. Their ...

... spirits given them. John Carter, wardsmait',of the 1l d sick ward in Kensington workhouse; depo5c4 that Is if he attended the deceased from his being brought to i, -the workhouse on Thursday week until his deatl, on n I Sunday forenoon, about half-past eleven ...

... take up the con- trary. WAST}EL AND MISTRRESS OF THE LEE;IS WORKHOUSE. W ANTED by the Township of Leeds, a W MAS TER and MISTRESS without Incun- brance, to take the Management of the Workhouse: their united Salaries will be £70 per Annum with Board and ...