... Ireland, conlemtlve erection and support of Parish Work-house, in this country you might as well tell the public, that Poor Laws would oblige them to erect pagodas for the Indian Gods.— if there no Work-houses or Poor-houtes a Parish, and that separation of ...

... occupants of these asylums. Common humanity must ever, we trust, also operate excluding Cholera patienu fropa the parochial work.houses. Temporary hospitals must, therefore, be provided. We should, however, deem it injudicious to prepare them on any extensive ...

... sching and Worship of the Church of Rome, who ia member af. Committee for conducting an Hospital, a Bridewell, a PHscn, a Work-house, or a Mendicity Asaoclatj, n, in >ll pf which case* he must afford loci lily (which is all the encouragement provided fur) ...

... to amount to 1,700,000/. Mr. HUNT moved that 1,000/. be added to this sum, for the relief of the poor in Beihnal-green Workhouse; bot, on being informed by Lord Althorpe, that much larger assistance had already been granted for that object, he gladly ...

... the following words I die a martyr to West India persecutions. I cannot support my family, and they will not take into the workhouse There cannot be a doubt that Mr. Sband committed the rash act in a fit of insanity, as his commercial affairs are understood ...

... little of the exposures frequent in Parliament. a motion, made by a Mr. Whitehead, that the salary of the matron of the workhouse should be increased, it was objected by Mr. Goderich, (would lhat the Lord was as good a Reformer !) that this official personage ...

... of Cholera, exhumed his body from St. Mary Chapel Yard, Birmingham, broke open the coffin and carried the corpse to the workhouse. To allay the excitement of the people, an inquest was held, and a verdict returned that he was dead when he was buried, ...

... which they belong, and partly by Government. Among them were seven very good-looking girls, for some lime inmates of Lambeth Workhouse, who were all attired alike in red cotton shawls, purple merino gowns, and white straw bonnets, trimmed with purple ribands ...

... kindly consented to become the President, or Patron, of the Institution. The Leeds Workhouse Board have come to the decision, that, in all cases of persons dying in the Workhouse, who have no relations, whose bodies after death may not be claimed by tbeir relatives ...

... not want another.” But,” said Bolts, “we are clamnrting—what are do ?” “Go the devil,” said Flails, But Bolts went to the workhouse And, on the morning of Tuesday, Siatepoke, the overseer, came to Work Fayall, and demanded and obtained an additional poor ...

... eight no more I soli When eggs were getting higher. But still I glean the moor and heath; 1 wash, they say, with skill; And work-house bread ne’er crossed teeth,— 1 trust never will. But when the day, on which John died. Returns with all its gloom, I seek ...

... Bank-note for 100/.; about in other notes and cash, and Bills to the amount of nearly loOL—Liverpool Chronicle. . Canterbury Workhouse was thrown into confusion on Thursday se’nnight, by number of the married men forcing their way the apartments of their wives ...