... and soul together, and who-in this first year of Free-trade-have, for the first time in their l lives, been driven to the Workhouse doors for relief. Who then is the gainer ? Not even the manu- facturer, for whose special benefit Free-trade became the law ...

... Governor and O Gaard fans to collect the rates, and as Boon au tire rate eae; collected the ber lihad to be lodged a, the Workhouse and on no ac. count to tie afterwardsreruoved. Mr. Bell rerrd rlo erla-lrr of the Nets' Poor-lasr Act, uder whinc the Co ...

... guardians of the Hollingbourne Union resolved to discontinue the use of any cotton for the clothing of the inmates of the workhouse, and determined to encourage the use of woollen and linen articles ?? Gazette. A VILLAGE OF MADHOUSES.-In the midst of the ...

... at great length the treatment which a dying paaper had received. The deceased, Jas. Matthews , had been an inmate of the workhouse, and was pronounced by the deputy medical officer ill of fever ; the medical officer, Dr. Nathan, without seeing him, gave ...

... disappointed in the hour of need, yr find his cher- ished prospect of honest independence issue In the hard reality of the workhouse, The committee are able to give a very faeourable report of the success and usefulness of the penny batik. The receipts during ...

... them to proceed without calling too often orl tire share-holders. Seventh-All the paupers of bith the Saulcoates and Hull workhouses are now buried in ?? Cemetery. Eighth-Lord Ilorpetih's bill, if passed, proposes to close Hit such over crowsded places ...

... abstracts of this union, for the quarter ending 25th March last, it appears that 157 paupers have received relief in the union workhouse to the amount of £185. 7s. 7d.; and that during the same quarter the sum of £826. l0s. 51d. has been expended by the relieving ...

... DISORDERLY PAUPER.-John Dewick, a pauper, in j Sculcoates workhouse, was charged by Mr. Ayre, vice- chairman to the u nion, with using blasphemous and violent language, in the union workhouse . The fact was deposed to by the porter and other witnesses ...

... singular circumstance that as Alderman Fountain had occupied the chair that day for the last time as the governor of the Hull Workhouse, he (the epeaker) should have been called upon, as that gentleman's deputy, to respond to this toast. He saw before him many ...

... BOARD- 01P GUARDIANS--On Wednesday C afternoon a special general meeting ot the Hull Board s of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, Anlaby- road. Mr. T. Kidd4 the governor, presided, and an- v nounced that the first business was to lay a rate' necessary ...

... universal suffrage; 23 for 'the suppression of Socialism, and 1 for an inquiry into the subject; 12 in favour of the Union Workhouse Bill; and the remainder on a variety of less prominent subjects. MORNING AFTER THE BATTLE OP WATERLOO -BELGIAN LAmsEs.-In ...

... 304 in ai 6 total, 461, against 512 last year. Vagrants re:;efel \ during the week, 71; number of children in ?? at the workhouse school. 143; and 30 were reeeiviogl- dustrial training, Out-door: Country, not able-bodeis' 294; able-bodied, 72; children ...