... the face ofmv children that they live bhtter at home than we do, uhich I have no doubt is the ease. Wre were told that the workhouse would be the remedy for these. Igrievances ;butnowthntitis finished, ant a mastet !arid nsistress appointed, there comes ...

... bailiffunamed Hogan. ,The only rs wretch denied his guilt to the last. . ' ho te-1 A destructive fire broke out in Kantark Workhouse slia to. on Sunday evening, by which, in a few hours the entire IatI building of the main house, the dining hall, kitchen ...

... returned to Mir. Rae. A ?? tassed thirectinig the Clerk to write to S't. A1ai' ?? a copy of the dietary for the oficers ol tile Workhouse, and that the requisite ntttillter of coal-bo(xes be obttained similar to those at St. Aratlt. itesiioil.. el-at, il- tle ...

... of England schools have received 166,0001.-the Br-i d tish and Foreign schools, 2 3,000.-the Wyesleyans, 9,7001.- r and workhouse schools, 9 5001. Scotland has been aided to e the amount of 1 8,000o., which has been nearly equally divided between the ...

... interference of their priests and the se promise of relief that their violence was repressed. The in- I mates of the various workhouses are likewise on the increase. to At Wolverhampton the increase is very considerable. aY NoTrtIcGUAx.-There is very little ...

... orders, business has been almost stagnant. This has van produced great distress among the operatives, and the union any IS workhouse is filled by 900 inmates, while the out-door re. ver. cipients exceed by more than 1,000 those of the correspond. to ing ...

... DYING CONBEBSION.-A few days ago an individual numed John Barnes, who had been in the Crimean war, died in the Wrexham Union Workhouse. On his death bed he confessed to the nurse of the sick ward that he had carried a pistol in his breast for twelve months ...

... strawberries, 2nd ditto for roses. RUTHIN.-On the 27th ilt, an inquest was held by 0 E. Pierce, Esq., coroner, at the Ruthin Workhouse, n on the body of a litle girl two years old, who had I- fallen into a pail of water, without being noticed, i, and was drowned; ...

... strawberries, 2nd ditto for roses. RUTHIN.-On the 27th ult, an inquest was held by SI E. Pierce, Esq., coroner, at the ItatiIn Workhouse, ti on the body of a li tle girl two years old, who had H fallen into a pail of water, without being noticed. and was drowned ...

... if wages are reduced sixpence a day. That reduction would cause great distress in the country, and make many seek out the workhouse, and others have their furni- ;ture taken out of their houses ; therefore we wish to lay this before our masters, so that ...

... UNION Wonicreousr, 0tr1lSTHAs DINNER. of ) -On Saturday last, an excellent dinner was given to C I the inmates of the above workhouse, by E. Williams, tI I Esq., (son to the late R. Williams, Esq., medical union at . officer) consisting of roast beef, plum ...

... London Deaths in Public Institutions.-In 1858,10,004 b a: persons died in the public institntions of London, 5,535 F in the workhouses, 57 in theprisons, and 4,412 in hospitals d and lunatic asylums. Of the latter number 317 belong a )ll to the Greenwich ...