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... wards of the workhouse for the purpose of exhortation and instruction to the inmates. Mr. Low moved, and Mr. Artaud seconded the nori-confirmation of this minute, and on the suggestion of Mr. Bush'll, the Rev. P. Moody, the chaplain the workhouse, was called ...

... Lambeth Workhouse.—At yesterday's weekly meeting of the Lambeth Board of Guardians, th& chairman, Mr. G. Ward, draw attention to the large increase unmarried women admitted to the workhouse, and the number of illegitimate births that took place there ...

... husband, and was admitted on the 17th November last into St. Saviour's Workhouse, where she was delivered of the male child in question. On Saturday, the 1st Decem- ber, she left the workhouse with her infant, and pro- coeded to the residence of a relative named ...

... inmate of the Kirkhcaton workhouse, three miles from Hudderstield, and was there delivered of a male child on the 24th of Augast. The prisoner, wich her child two years old end the newv-born infant, renmained. .in the workhouse until the 18th of September ...

... but not being able to fidu her she took the baby and left it at the workhouse. She believed the child had shoes on, but no socks. It was poorly clad. Th1le porter of the workhouse proved receiving the infant. It had hardly any clothing oln, uand was ...

... all the way from Birmingham, had been re- fused admission a few hours before her death for a night's shelter at Islington Workhouse, notwithetanding the weather was exceedingly tempestuous at the time, The evidence of the deceased's husband, a miserable-look- ...

... to show that the prisoner, who was an inmato of leihram Workhouse, was absent that day, and that 'the letter was in his hndwriting. Thomnas Drow n said that lie wasl porter at St. George's Workhouse, Fulham. He had known the prisoner as an iumate there ...

... confirmed that fact; She afterwards took the we xbody to the workhouse, and left it there. It we e was very convulsed, and she thought that if she could have me e got taken into the workhouse it would not have been the e taken ill, 1jecause she would have ...

... yesterday, the Treasury conducted the prosecu- tion of a number of men, lately inmates of the St. George's, Fuilham-road, Workhouse, who are charged with fraud, conspiracy, and the obtaining of charitable contributions by false ?? prisoners, Ewho stood ...

... opposite the workhouse. He ri turned in about two minutes. Witness then closed the gat!. He re- turned agsin in about two minutes. The girl E k2a Smith was with him. Mr. Eaton made no remark. ' h e South. ampton Arms is not far from the workhouse. By Mr. ...

... three or four days. She wentio the workhouse saon afterwards. About three months ago witness was in Mr. WYilton's, in Wellclosc-square, when Crippiu carne in, and said, Couper. the officer, Mr. Eaves, from the workhouse has been' down here and said-' You ...