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... of Correction would cause their falling away from him, and that loss of employment and the workhouse might follow; neither he incessantly assailed by manifold temptations, as the soldier is, who, hourly exposed to the corruption of bad example—to allurements ...
... and the applicants must be in attendance at the Workhouse, at Bridgend, Eleven o’clock in the morning of Saturday the 28th day September next. —By order of the board, William Edmonds, Clerk. Union Workhouse, Bridgend, 31st August, 1844. rpiHE LATE DUKE ...
... been charged with begging and sent to prison, and had been in nearly all the workhouses in London. The prisoner, in a flood of tears, begged that he might be sent to the workhouse, and he would remain there for the remainder of his days. Mr. d’Eyncourt said ...
... Union Jack, was drawn from the workhouse to the cemetery.” James Lambourn, one of the few survivors of the Battle of Waterloo, was formerly a private in the r4th Regiment of Foot, and had been an inmate of Christchurch Workhouse Blackfriars Road, for many ...
... for he warmly supported the principle which in the last few years has been initiated, of training the workhouse children apart from ths workhouse. The work has been so highly successful that this unfortunate accident is one of the first occasions u{>on ...
... their Wives . Building New Vessels . . . . Book Clubs in the Navy . Court, Fashion, and General Nows “Waterloo and the Workhouse . The Staff College Musketry Instruction in the Army The Jamaica Courts-Martial . Running Drill The Volunteers Literary ...
... have recently come under the consideration of the Naval Charitable Society. There is no receptacle for them except a parish workhouse, and numerous cases not even that, where the fathers have died at sea, or lost their life in defence of their country, through ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, March 05.— Enlistments from Workhouses.—The Marquess Noemavbv, in presenting petition Irom tbe relatives of a boy, years old, who bad been, it appeared, enlisted from a workhouse for unlimited service as Drummer, and was now on his ...
... at Cowbridge, and the applicants must be in attendance at the Workhouse, Bridgend, Eleven o’clock in the morning of Saturday the day of September next.—By order of the Board, Union Workhouse, Bridgend, 31st August, 1844. Wii.liam Edmonds, Clerk. OFFICERS ...
... Medical Officers, respecting the re-vaccination of children in the workhouse. From letters sent to him, and the evidence laid before him, Mr Watkins stated that children admitted into the workhouse are indiscriminately re-vaccinated, irrespective of their state ...
... Personal canvassing is strictly prohibited. By Order, JOSEPH BEDFORD, Ch-rk to the Guardians. Clerk's Offices, St Marylebone Workhouse, Northumberland-street, Xov. 58, 18 71. ...
... applied for relief at the workhouse, but on examination it appeared that twenty-six of the applicants had been dismissed the service for mutinous conduct. These subsequently left the town. Nineteen others were relieved at the workhouse yesterday with food and ...