... , RhFl 0 On Monday night the Workhouse, part of wh:cli has been r , r the use of the Subs cribers to the Fu..d fur the selms Poor, wrs opened for the reccption of the wretched. The Committee had suet early to tie (lay for the puroose of superintending ...

... upon the Governors of the London Workhouse, for thc purpose of making a proposition to them, from which great advantage is to be expected to the destitute during the winter. Amongst the Governors who atiended at the Workhouse to receive the proposition of ...

... DIED. Tuesday senniglit, in White Waltham Workhouse, E. Blay, widow, whose memory was very good till within a few da)s of her death. She was born in the year 1693, and she remembered the great frost hen there was a fair on the Thames, iu the year 1716 ...

... from which great advantage is to be expected to the destitute during the winter. Amongst the Governors who at'ended at the Workhouse to receive the proposition of tl,e deputation from the Committee of the Houseless Poor, were the Lord Mayor, who took the ...

... From the returns of 1803, it appears that in 99 parishes where the greatest part of the poor were maintained in workhouses, ...

... the number was 5268 at an average of 141. ss. per head, whilst in other places 30,870 were supported out workhouses, at a ...

... compel all the poor.- throughout the whole extent of these parishes, whether 'asking for relief or not, to go into this workhouse. They were to have all the authority of magistrates with respect to such as they should consider vagrants. They were to be ...

... ay, gniag to put toe child in St. Pancras work-house, having, as the said, met a gentleman accidentally in the morning of that clay, to she related rue Lircuotstant of watiti-g to get ha' LION into the work-house, as she was t able to keep it. in the evenirg ...

... the poor, are prohibited from serving the poor with provisions. The action was agaiust the defendant, for supplying the workhouse of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, with milk. It was contended at the trial, that the defendant did nut come within the descript ...

... Church, Keswick, Mr. ElkaPali Irwin, aged 79, to Mrs. Margaret Vickars, aged 33. T, e parties are inmates of the Parish workhouse et Keswick. The lady has now been married five times ; the gentleman only four times, and will not sutler himself to be called ...

... were found about live o'clock yesterday afternoon among the ruins, and were e o n. veyed in two shells to St. Martin's Work-house, in a horrible state, for the Coroner's Inquest to return their Verdict.—The iron chest colitaining their properly, was ...

... rest procured a hackney coach to convey her to the workhouse, in order that she obtain the requisite assistance her state reqvired. Wi;11 the aid of some females she was conveyed to St. John's Workhouse, here even. atteno s tion was paid to her, and here ...