... Rugh.g Pryce. 2 vols.- THE' YOKE OF FREEDOM. By Charles Jomes, Author of On Tursiwnn Green,, &c., '1 vol.-O UT OF THE WORKHOUSE. By Mrs. Herbert Martin,, Author of Britomcart, &c. 1 Vol.--,THE KING'S REVENGE. By ClacIdd Bray. 1 vol. . ?? RICHARD!BENTLEY ...

... Windsor. Mr. Hum.-, to move for papers relating the Rajah of Sattara. Mr. B. Cabbell, to move for returns relating to union workhouses. Mr. Hume, to move tor returns relating te corporal punishments in the navy. Mr. F. Scott, to move that the report and evidence ...

... of a newly-born male infant, the illegitimate offspring of ItiMargaret Witham, a: single 'young woman, who is in a- !the' workhouser of. Whitechapel union, in custody of the e- police, she being suspected of having caused the death aof' the deceased. the ...

... forthe Truthcompetition, all of which are to be distributed amongst the Children in the various London lHospitals, Workhouses, Workhouse Schools Sand Iirteans, 3at Chr~istmaswill bXe, h~eld on SATURDAY and ONDAY NEXT, ec. tI and no, at WILLIS'S ROOMS, ...

... Abyssinian Expedition. 9. The Conservative Surrender. John Murray, Albemarle-street. COUNTRY WORKHOUSE INFIRMARIES. The REPORT of T1IE LANCET COSIltsSION10 FARNHAM WORKHOUSE (near Aldershot) is published in 1THE LA.NCET of THIS DAY, Oct. 18. Price 7d. ; Stanmr~e ...

... riptteiel.Itsd. o prs adrillefbartie, ithdays,dVrd- ocindayt.and Sattrdays,6d. AFrosrectsen applicatein. DEATH BEFORE THE WORKHOUSE.-On Mlonrlav Mr. Bedford opened an inqiaetat the bhoardroom, Yorkuhtreet, on the body of Ellen Sullivan, aged 76, who died ...

... parish of St. .Pancrasl One gentleman, a Dr. Birmingham, was so delighted with thle fare provided for the inmates of the workhouse here, that he had great difficulty in tearing himself away from the attractions it had for him. He came to the hoone on Sat ...

... English- women will no doubt follow suit, as lovers ef good taste should, aS in. wide, hs. Sead. per yard. B OLTON YARNS, OR WORKHOUSE D ~ ?? SEETtINGOS Is a new washing fabric of a creamy shade of colour, inter- sected with lines and dashes of duck red, blue ...

... and charging it upon the poor-rates. When the workhouses were full he saw no difficulty providing temporary refuges for them. In Castlebar several deaths had taken place. The crowded state of the workhouses rendered it unsafe for any person to enter them ...

... absconded from the workhouse over a wall, taking with him his so clothing, whioh was the property of the guardians, and nothing more was heard of him until,he gave w himself up at Enfield. e had been very obstinate p in the workhouse. The prisoner bad ...

... PASCRAS WOR5CEOUSE6_ SiRS-lIlew me to address ytu gqlll~f l77iltrtntgllel qla ea't the ockumn rcom prilon in St.lPanctrO Workhouse who were .tied last Old Bailey Sessios foer tiirshorrt Ous every one oJ wheom were ac- quitted. Be it PoihndeteJ zhat two ...

... as in the case below exposed; but where it is known that the workhouse discipline is so dreaded, that the applicants would perhaps commit suicide rather than accept it, then, the workhouse is offered as the only relief to be had. Surely, this is not the ...