... in With- ington Workhouse included the name of Richard Brown, aged 68, the cause of whose death was stated to be inaaition, debility, and starvation. Brown, said M1r. BloomfAd, was the old Bala.- csava hero whose death in the workhouse had caused so much ...

... -SAD DEATH OF A LIVERPOOL SALESWOMAN. OFFICIALS AT VARIANCE d e e WORKHOUSE AUTHORITIES kt BLAMED. is The inquest on the body of Carrie Newton, a- i- Li erpooIwoman, who for 17 or IS years had h been a saleswoman for Messrs. Cook and Towns- a hend, Liverpool ...

... exposed in the fields near Berkerley-street. She was committed gaol for a month. The child was placed in the West Derby Workhouse, where it died on Saturday last. The surgeon's evidence was to the effect that the child had died from exhaustion, the result ...

... the committee. Ferguson felt bound say that the Workhouse V?®. m «d at all times paid respect to the Honorary Boird.and w re disposed todoso. If, however, «#y an efficient medical staff*at the Workhouse, _ Mr. Davis had b en paid medical officer, he would ...

... The deceased had been an Inmate of the Bethual-green Workhouse, but on Wednesday he left It at nine o'clock in the morning. Between twelve and one o'clock, Mr. Harris, the pay-olerk at the workhouse, saw him lying on the ground in the Bishop's-road, quite ...

... Bartbolomew's Hospital, but the surgeon there told him to take her to the workhouse, and he then removed her to the Shoreditcl hunion. Martha Dack, paid nurse at the workhouse, stated that the deceased said to her, I have had no food for three days ...

... Coroner Whyto opnaed an inquiry into the cause of the death of Michael KeUny, who was trans- farred from Browalow-hill workhouse, Liverpool, to that institution, and wbose death occurred on Wedaesday. The ?? excited considerable interest In Dablia, as ...

... objected to; were b B taken from the house in H1anover-street whore s they had been lodging to the workhouse in I Brownlow-hiL One family was taken to the I workhouse on Monday, one on Tuesday, and the a other yesterday. A child belonging to the fanily e taken ...

... WIH BEE'UZMUNT AND ZCOXo MY. 66 To 7Z ST. ANN.EEL Telphoe No. Ri2. fannelS Mrs Jane Jones, the oldest inmate of Swansea Workhouse, kelbrated her 105th birthday at that Istitution on Friday. Mr. Kewson Joes, the Xovernor, declares the woman's statement ...

... after a job. Mic He had often gone without food for two days at a time. Witness asked him why he had not applied at St U the workhouse for relief, and he said it was hisa: intention to apply next day. Next morning Su* deceased whistled about the shop a good ...

... and h*r three children were found by a policeman in William Brown-street in a state of great destitution, and taken the workhouse. The deceased was then in a dying examination of the body was made, and it was found .uat death was caused by dropsy, brought ...

... THE DEATH OF THE WHISTON to WORKHOUSE dASTER. r t The announcement in yesterday's OfercZu7, of 1I the death of Mr. A. H. e, master o the Prescot. d i9 Union NVoukhouse, Wbiston, occasioned general n st regret throughout the union, where he was well- ]I ...