... Giettabert, by Duokeld, July 3, 1848. LETTERKENNY UNION.—The ISOAID of GUARDIANS will receive PROPOSALS for supplying the Workhouse with 10i/ Tone of BEST SCOTCH COALS (24) cwt. to the ton), to be delivered at the Port, Rellyraine. County Donegal. Tenders ...

... your ct mmittee it is estimated at upwards of cAsru. WARDS or I , RIONS ♦so WORKHOUSES. Let me now central the operations of the resit .1 wards of the ',Montt and workhouses it, prn•inrial town. end roue. try districts In the reports slid on ■ranee, presented ...

... the poor In London, persons are represented to rise from their bed daily not knowing where to get their first mest 'Fhe workhouse of the of Afaryletione was so overcrowded hi the antu•nn i.f last year, se to contain more Inmates than daring the prereding ...

... current, will transmit the same, within fourteen days from this date. to Mr. John llnnter, treasurer, Canongate Charity Work-house. C•inongete, Dec. 9, 1444. FREE CHURCII of SCOTLAND. COLLECTION for FOREIGN MISSIONS, on SABBATH, the 17th December. BY ...

... 8,915, 1 143 florins. In 2422 establislitnenta erected with • view to lessen the number of the poor. ouch as charitable workhouses, and establiahmgda for the deaf and dumb, the number of persoos admittedlias amounted to 155,966. The revenuta have ri. ...

... about once a fortnight.— Mechanics PACPE.I4IBM IN ENGLAND AND WAT.E.B.—TIic numbs r of the icv , loor mr in the unions and workhouses in the metropolis in 1843 was 21,535; in 1 8 44. 21017. The whole of the In-door poor in Eu2land and Wales in 1817 were ...

... an hour, and you will be gild to pull off your coat the nest, and work like a Lege°. For a fit ezfraragance and Go to the workhouse, or speak with the ragged and wretched inmates of a gaol, sad you will be convinced Who makes his bed of brier and thorn ...