... innocent was laying on its back, playing with its clothess- unconfcious of any danger. She was fent af- ter the others to the workhouse. Farther afli(lancc ar- riving, the fearch was continued with great ardour ; a man nramed Box, his wife, and three children ...

... poor- man fell down in a fit in Union. street, in the Borough,.and almost' instantly expired. The body was taker to the Workhouse to be owned. On Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, Mr. Tayr lor, Carpenter, residing near the church at Rotherhithe, in ...

... P~it~t into offrice, and 'kept. him there for above 20 years; and which, in a little more than a century created more Work-houses than Mansions, greatly in- creased as the Mansions since are? Doypu Sir, in spite of the example which you biave in Mr. ...

... out of the ruins it z 2 o'clock yeste'r- i5 . day.'0 Greatest part of those whc escapodwere carried rv to St. 'Dunstefis Workhouse in a- iery.nmailgled s$ate. s e Yesterday ivas lahded~ at the' Custorn lonis4 friom the Weitfordl'astlilaianlian, a.- a- ...

... greatest poverty, and very far advanced in a state of pregnancy, applied to the Churchwarden of Spitalfields, to go into the Workhouse; he imriedi- ately gave her an order, and the next morning she was delivered of three fine Girls, who, with the M other, ...

... in the neighbeisrhood soon after 'six' o'clock, with his trowsers stained with blood. The body was cdnrveyed to Islington Workhouse for the eioronri s Inquest. At the Assizes at Castlebar, on tihe 'i9th olt 'R.i Buchanan, Esq. Cqptain of an' :ish 'evtue ...

... and some halfpence in his Locket, He n t6ok a list' of some' of their addresses, which hegave to 3 the ,Master-,of the Workhouse 'When he cae'. ' 3 Mr. Christian Schiidler, ...

... taken' place at Ednmonton. ! A proposition had been made by the Parish Officers to the Vestry, for building a wall round the Work.house, which was negatived. The former, ( however, proceeded in carrying the proposed measure. into effect, and the Vicar (the ...

... have been a respealable coitntryman, was fou'nd dead under the park wall, by two gardeners. .The body was removed to the workhouse. .'He had sorne silvrerin his pocket, and he appeared as it he had been driliking; The body is not yet owned.. Another man ...

... evening the body of a rtan was taklen out of a ditch between the Rosemary Branch and Islington.- a It was conveyed to the workhouse to be owned,, C SANS PARetL THEATRE.We leave ofieti with Dpleasure noticed the talents, both as a writer and a1resa, e ? ...

... CamWsen Town, received infdrmnatiun that i gentlemian had been stopped about an hour before~ by a singte footpad: near the old work-house, on the Hamiistead-road, who pre sented a pistol, and- robbed him of sixteen shillings. Smith, Krith two of his men,immedihvely ...

... obtained for some time parochial assi' afice foP his owh suppoitand his vife and fatiily were occasionally admitted into the workhouse. On his death lie bequeathed property to' the amount of foool to a peiron no way related to him. i An inquest was held on ...