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... not bea person competent or willing to undertake it in the parishi. ThisAct has partnculer reference to persons supplying Workhouses. Comnmitted to Bristol Gaol.-John Williams, charnel with stealing a bay gelding, value t14, the property of ThominaIs Valentine ...
... I s. per week, and a lodging in a bed, shared wvith two other pinpers and ai child, made to Mary Cole, when she left the workhouse, waS insufficient; and they are mucl hurt that any place provided by the parish of Stalbridge for the poor, should havedrawn ...
... remains of this our late lamented bard; arsd thle folloioring is an, extract fromt his reply: -.Ilpaitl e visit to ShtoL-lane workhouse-, but, all endea- vtours its trace ,shich had been the resting-place of that unfortunate and ill-treated youth would he usehkss ...
... 12s. to 1as. 6d. per score, sheep in their wool 71td. to 8'd. per lb.. naked sheep 71d. per lb. Saturdey morning, at the workhouse at Mells, near Frome, a young woman only i8 was safely delivered of three girls' one was born with eight teeth, another with ...
... repeal or the malt and beer duties. We understand that the sale of soup to tise poor at re- educed prices, at the Friends' Workhouse, during the last week, 9 has beti lil till average 600 quarts daily: a greati iumberof the poor have obtained it by tickets ...
... instant, an inquest was held at Rochdale, on the body of a young man named Richard Pilling, a pauper in the Wardleworth workhouse. It ap- peared that the deceased had been taken to the prison and confined in a solitary cell in which there was no bed, ...
... ance of death by steelhot ladi to the proximatei prospect of starvation. - -l chposgs the barrack. so preference -to:he workhouse or the gaol,' To talk ofhqnour-- able distinction to a-body of men coiiposedhof toe otlrilgsoQf' society, is as amusina ...
... alternative of work or starve ; and, with all our care and frugality, the end of our indus- trious career too often the union workhouse. We have been recently assured, by certain newspaper writers, that all our combinations are ineffectual and inis- chievous ...
... four sons of the legatee. A LIFE OF PAUPERtsH.-Died, at the union workhouse, Barham, a few days since, Elizabeth,-Gates, aged S0: she was one of the first paupers admittec.Inta the workhou'se when it was formed, in 1766, and conti ed to reside there until ...
... It was very decently dressed in short clothes, and wtmst wrapped in a black and white plaid shawl. It was taken to the work-house of St. George, Hanoror- square. DREADFUL AND FATAL EXPLOSION OF A POWDER- kMILL ON HOUNSLOW- I4EATH.-Ot Wednesday, 'e regret ...
... p`ros6pects have cotsiderablv im- proved within thie past week. T'ie gradual discontinuaniceof t applicants for relief at the workhouse, and the numbers daily leaving to go to work, is a tolerably fair indication that some improvement has taken place.; STIOCKlPORT ...
... to insure better health, derivable from this root, and which can be effected at the trifling cost of about 31. for f each workhouse. Cattle every Where, and particularly in Craven, are looking unusually well; and the drape or fallow e kind will soon be ...