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INQUESTS

... jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter. On Thursday morning, an inquest was held before Mr. Wakley, M.P., at the union workhouse of St. Andrew's, Holborn, on view of the body of Sarah Gale, aged 51. * It appeared from the evidence that deceased lodged ...

POLICE

... each. A dozen more casual poor were brought up for refusing to work for the food and lodging they received in Newington Workhouse. They were committed for trio days, and ordered to be passed. Thomas Nevill, 124 P, who has been in the police force 11 years ...

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER IN TIPPERARY

... of the chapel, presided. ypa. Brotton moved the firstt resolution, and othserved, chat it was neceisot y the poor in the workhouse of Betbnat.grean should have sn increase of food. Hle sohuld like to know hoo a man wias to he supported on cres. of bred ...

POLICE

... attorney. rafused. -Themwife begged to explain that this woo jug~le. She ws~a maintained for seventeen weeks in recttham workhouse, at lier husband's charge. She left that and obtained board and lodging on credit. and when her husband was rued, he made ...

NEW POOR LAW

... in the workhouse. Have known deceased a year and a half, ~and have been with her in the workhouse the whole of chat period. During the froat aneL hoary fall of snow last-avinter deceased fell and got hurt; she was .than eaken into the workhouse hospital ...

POLICE

... a-week, but at last, finding the payment inoenvenient, he suggested that she should aban- don the child at the door ot the workhouse, where, be said, it would he well taken care of; and he promised to give her 51. to redeem her clothes and make her way tlo ...

THE COURT

... request would be Sr dangerous relaxation of tire workbouse rales, and would irraterinily imnphair the efficierscy of tire workhouse as a test of dest. tution.' Tire annoauicernest of this answrer to a reasosable request, Wat received with much disapiprobation ...

POLICE

... what is att this aoht 1-MIsS Jay': I should not have squalled out herei, but I thought' -that they wereintkfingmne to the workhouse. 'And what havelI done ? it's- no crime, I Suppose, to take a sharp walk, or have a' beargy cry ii, Fins' ?? only wish to ...

THE LATE FIRE AT BRENTFORD

... to a demand of 4l1V1 for a building in proghess of erection inn plot of ground called the Lend of Promise, adolining the workhouse, and moved that the sum of 4005 be disallowed.- SMr. Mills seconded the resolution, which, aftec afew words from Mr. Pearce ...

POLICE

... the same workhouse. Ott thte last occasisnt lse tmagistrates piresent had sirged Clint some better regulations; sitould lie adottoed its this workhouse, to prevoist the recurrence of such. cases;, assi pserhapms tlte master of the workhouse would sany ...

POLICE

... present, said that, although the prisoner had no legal settlement in his parish, liee would willingly admit her into the workhouse until a more suit- a able asylum was provided for her. The prisoner was accordingly P removed from the bar, and placed under ...

EDUCATION, HABIT, CR

... the brute impulses of hunger, and we would have said of thirst, had we not remembered that in our prisons as well in our workhouses the only beverage allowed to the inmates is water,- and that, too, not ad libitup ! It is very clear that our whole system ...