... cruelty and misrule. The embattled hosts of Captain Rock would have been an inconsiderable portion of people,, crouched in a workhouse, and serving as a continual, admonition not to suffer- the laws and exactions to become too vexing and rapacious. The poor-rtes ...

... and of Wm. Monk, another parish officer, that the prisoner made application to the parish for a female child out of the workhouse. He represented himself to be the Rev. .Eyre of Buckinghamshire; that he was curate for two parishes there, and that he did ...

... saw two men at work upon the roads at one penny per day. I asked them the reason, when they info:tiled me they were in the workhouse, and the penny Was their reward. Such, Sir, is the distressed state of. Norfolk: the roads And gravel pits are crowded with ...

... of the parish Officers refusing to relieve her distresses. In ti' ccurse of tbe.evening • she was removed to the Pancras workhouse, where she, was kindly received by the master, and conif-Ttably previded • but she refuses to tell whereher daughter res ...

... taken to 'the workhouse' where it - received evety humane attention. The parish officers caused hand, to be tirculated,:offering a reward for the Mother. 'Wednesday last, a soldier, accompanied by a young woman, called at the workhouse-of St. Giles's' ...

... the person against whom the execution issues.—lt has also been determined by the same Court, that where the master of a workhouse, appointed by, and receiving orders from, the guardians of the poor, bought provisions from one of such guardians, such guardian ...

... lodge at the house of Mr. Simmonds t in St. Martin's church yard. She was subsesitently delivered of a child in Maryletone workhouse. The witness underwenta long cross-examination by Mr. ALLEY, - from which, however, nothing important wa s elucidated. She ...

... in London gained him so much notoriety; bade adieu to this life on Friday morning, after being ten days in - St. Giles's workhouse, in a lingering condition. Poor Billy .endeavoured, up to the period of his illness, to obtain ,for a wife and two children ...

... ha, accoen c tof a cave which runs under a hill alk% Dog-kennel-hill, on the west side of the road leading front Atary's workhouse to the Gallows-hill. This cave, which is the largest ie the town, nearly 200 yards long and supported by numerous pillars ...

... BOILER.—CORONER'S INQUEST. Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, an inquest was held in the Committee-room of Camberw.ell work-house, before Charles Jemmet, Esq., Coroner for Surrey, on the bodies of John Denford and Samtid Buckleridge, young men, who met ...

... needless to ray, that he was dead. Several persons proceeded towards the corpse, and information was carried to St. George's workhouse, Mount-. street, and the body was carried thither in a shell. On searching the pocket of the deceased, a letter was found ...

... leliter at this confession, from which, and other Oreu mstanees, it appeared that the prisoner ' who wns ;an inmate ef the workhouse, was a man of verywnek understaeding, but ~ :apitnie of distinguishing right from w Fong. DEATIII OF A CHINESE EMPICROR.—The ...