... WORKHOUSE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, July 12. Tr e Loud took his seat upon the woolsack tire PRIVATE BILLS. Tne following bills were read a third time and passed : The Gr«at orthern and Western (of Ireland Railway, the W- s'/oromwich and Walsall ...

... WORKHOUSE. Oq Wednesday at seven o’clock, an inquiry,which lifted about three hours, vvaa proceeded with before Mr. Joseph Payne Deputy Coroo* r, at the Old George, Stiowhill, relative to the death of George Brown, aged 30, a journeyman catcher, lately ...

... WORKHOUSE. On Tuesday, at a meeting of the Directors of the Poor of St. Pan eras, held at the Vestry-hall, Camden Town, (Mr. T. E* Baker in the chair), Considerable sensation was created by the receipt of a peremptory communication from the Poor-Law Board ...

... WORKHOUSE. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the directors and guardians of the poor of St. Fancras met in the Board-room of the Workhouse, Camden Town, Mr. Churchwarden Wyatt in the chair, for tbe disposal of the general weekly business of the workhouse and ...

... WORKHOUSE. Slough, Friday, Oct. 25.—The inquiry into lha ctuse of the death of an illegitimate male gaild belonging to Martha Hiteb, before Mr. Chareley, one of the Coroners for the of Bucks, which was adjourned on Wednesday last, ’.vas resumed two o’clock ...

... living in the workhouse and knew deceased well. Deceased had been at a place since the 2d of June, in Caledoniastreet, and she was obliged to leave her situation because she had not enough to eat, nor did she like to return to the workhouse, lest she should ...

... WORKHOUSE. Then an aleo fir* or aix oaaee hen, bat th* only aerioat on* i* that of Oharlea Manley, who bu euatalaad uran cat* about the bud and body, aad injary to eyea. ...

... WORKHOUSES The Noble Lord also presented petition from Norfolk, praying that the loan advanced by Government for building workhouses might be extended beyond the period at present allowed. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. * Lord STRANGFORD having entered the House ...

... WORKHOUSE. Last evening the annual entertainment to the inmates of the Bow workhouse, belonging to the City of London Union, was given in the dining-hall of the establishment, in the presence of the chairman of the board of guardians, Mr. James Abbiss ...

... WORKHOUSE. Yesterday, the weekly meeting of the directors of the poor of St Pancras, held the Vestry .hall, Camden Town. Mr. Churchwarden Furnisa the chair, The Rev. J. K. JBcynfoa, the chaplain, reported that the Lord Bishop of London, accompanied hia ...

... of the Rev. Mr. Arrowsmith, showing the enormous number of inquests held in connexion with the workhouse of St. Pancras, as compared with other workhouses of the metropolis : No. in hous j. Deaths. luqreste. Bethnal-green 1,’23u . . 27 Chelsea 508 ...

... each bed. Thus, in the Chelsea workhouse, we found that in some beds there were many as four children to each, two being placed at the top and two the bottom. In one ward found every bed occupied by four children. the workhouse of St. George the Martyr, Southwark ...