... WARMINSTER WORKHOUSE. MORE DISGRACEFUL RUMOURS. Our readers of course remember tre former story of atrocious cruelty to a child in this Union, for pub- lishing which, though it was never disproved, we were prosecuted in the person of Mr. O'Connor. Whether ...

... WARMINSTERB WORKHOUSE. n MORE DISGRACEFUL RUMCOURS. r Our readers of course remember Ihe former story i e&' atrocious cruelty to a child ia this Union, for pub- ili;hing which, though it was never di-proved, we n were prosecuted in, the person of Mc. ...

... WARMINSTER WORKHOUSE. MORE DISGRACEFUL RUMOURS. Oar readers ofeourse remember the former story of atrocious cruelty to a child in this Union, for pub- lishing which, though it was never disproved, we were prosecuted in the person of Mr. O'Connor. Whether ...

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... WORKHOUSE DISCIPLINE. The conilot on Monday night between Ferrand and Sir James Graham was curious in Its oharacter, and not a little disgusting in its details. On that evening Sir James Graham-who obscurely inti- mated that the erection of a treadmill ...

... THE ANDOVER WORKHOUSE ABOMINATIONS A fortnight ago we announced that a sort of official inqulry had been instituted by the Poor, Law Commissioners into the charges of peculation and immorality against the master of the Andover' workhouse. The alleged ...

... WORKHOUSE INDUSTRIAL ORGA- NISATION. Industrial organisation appears to be making some progress, if slow. It has always seemedtoustheacmeofnational folly, to expend millions sterling annually in keeping some hundred thousand able bodied labourers and ...

... , WORKHOUSE INDUSTRIAL ORGA- .- I. NISATION. Industrial organisation appears to be making someprogress,if'slow. Ithasalways seemedtoustheacmeofnational folly, to expend millions sterling annually in keeping some hundred thousand able bodied labourers ...

... ?? - o swr ?? WORKHOUSE INDUSTRIAL OJR61 NISATI ON. Industrial organisation appears o making someeprogress,ifslow. Ithaslssli' seemedtoustheacrneofnational folly, to ctpn millions sterling annually in keeping set hundred thousand able bodied labourers ...

... - - - TgE ANDOVER WORKHOUSE ABOMINA. TIONS, I I A fortnight ago we announced that a sort of official inquiry had been instituted by the Poor Law Com- jnissioners into the charges of peculation and imnmo- rality preferred against the master of the Andover ...

... tound thatthe extra dietand °. 0csists which, in the exeroiscof his professional cia- 1 heliad ordercd for thesick in the workhouse, were ti c altogeihor withlheld, or very irregularly and ?? supplied by the master, though they , .0 ad; regularly charged ...

... Snicnonin the the By workhouse, but lie said lie was compelled to go to PO es London tla~t nighft. I next saw him onl the first day qn~ iercn inury ntthcodtofhemaster se ~ Hethenexprssedhalo regret tbat I was not peetm aut the ,workh'ouse on the'luesday afer ...