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... r1H WOM1ANY FLOGGING IN MARTLEBO-YN ! W V WORKHOUSE. B AlWOUKNBD, POORt LAW IVSIAIN Yesterday Mr. R. B. Cane, theijoapector appoiated o aby the Poor Law Board tO iiiye5tigat5 the circumsttances ( e onnected with the receat floggin Of pauper females in ...
... ftak6eher to tlid workhouse p 2nd. Did, la give the orders and certificate to 3Mrs Hallefttfor this put. post 3r. Was t lih paitiff plced en the insan e ward b h at atto I&y of&Duga? 5th. Did Mrs.*.Hallett aid id ic getting-har placed i the workhouse? 6th. Did ...
... THE STRAND UNION WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. The official Report made by Mr. R. B. Cane, poor-law inspector, touching the results of the in- quiry which he lately held into the complaints of Matilda Beeton in reference to the treatment of the sick in the Strand ...
... tea table on Thursday last. Mr. George Calmer, master of thes workhouse, stated that deceased hkd been an inmate of his branch for two years, having been sent from the principal workhouse. re was a splendid scholar, arid acted as assistant librarian. ...
... AT A WORKHOUSEI INQUEST AND VEITRDICT. The inquest on the bodies of the six victimS e of the tire at Newcastle-under-Lynu Workhouse wss Tg held on Saturday before Mr. Joseph Knight, the re coroner for the borough. The names of the deceased w were Martha ...
... IN A WORKHOUSE. A STAR-TLNG STORY. Yesterday, at Manchcster, a coroner's jery re- turned a ;-o.-4iet of s;ilflu mnurdor against Georgo Pescott, a nitht atte'ndant in the L-nbecle ward At Criimpsall \V'orklonsne. James Tattrrsall, a workhouse inmatr ...
... I THE WORKHOUSE POISONIDG CASE AT II ?? HESTER ..MANCE .. I At the City Police-court, Naneoetor, on Thursday morning, Wore Mr. Hea1lka L o, dfull bench of magistrates, Hannah Steele, head nurse in the lanatio ward at the Manchester. Workhouse, was charged ...
... CONCLUSION OF THEl metraY. Yesterday the poor law investigation as to the alleged flogging of the females id Marylebooe Workhouse i wau resumed before Mr. R. B. Cane, the inspector. I A Ilrge number of the directrrs and guardians, end the I accsed parties ...
... DOUBLE SMCIDE TO AVOD THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Wynne E. Baxter, coroner of East London, ye- terday, at the Bow Vestry Hall, held an inquiry mto the cireumstances conuected with the deaths Of C e . iatton, aged 42 years, a packer, and llizan Hattonl aged 48 ...
... by order of He the muter of MarylehoneWorkhouee, was opened yesterday gte morning at 10 o'clock in the booed room of the workhouse, ? New-road, before B. ii. Cane, Esq., one of the Poor-law 'wh proceedings escited much interest; the Hon. end ? Rev. J. ...
... chaplain of the workhouse did you consider that the vegetables would by te uefte if they r were not given away from tile jardees? Yes,, certainly. The neat witness .n led wnas John Penainglon, who sid, T am the porter at the workhouse. Pigs haverpgt at ...
... CHARGE OF CRUELTY AGAINST WORKHOUSE I A UMFORITIES.I Yesterday thle investigation into the *oircum- stances of the alleged starvation of a family in Wellelose- bi square, was remainedl by Mr. H. R. Waithew, the Ideputy e coroner, at the Grasshopper 'Tavern ...