... pulled down 240 houses and erected a workhouse, in which their late occupants were lodged ; but in 1818 a majority of the remaining electors voted against his candidates, cii which he turned 160 out of his workhouse in midwinter into the streets. At the ...

... Truth says it is remarkable, considering the ‘ wealth of the bride, that the Earl and Countess of Rosebery were married in & workhouse; for the register office in Mount-street i 8 sitnated in one. A contemporary describes a new bracelet that has lately been ...

... should be restricted to +'.a public ' departments and great coropantes ; but the srull villa, the mansion, the infirmary, or workhouse ioht also be ‘painted with silicate paint. In local gov .ent institutions much painting is done by the innat | and as thie ...

... case whose distress, through loss of health, or loss of supporting relatives, culminates in such a refuge a 8 our English workhouse opens to them. Nothing to bring them joy, or make them weap, The day itself is )ike the right, aslcap. May a far different ...

... lifeless to Woolwich, and his two eldest sons and two youngest children are now no more. The officials at the Plumstead Workhouse made prompt preparations to render any held in their power, and halfnaked survivors were, about midnight, takewn in cabs ...

... lifeless to Woolwich, and his two eldest sons and two youngest children are now no more. The officials at the Plumstead Workhouse made prompt preparations to render any held in their power, and halfnaked survivors were, about midnight, taker, in cabs ...

... generally approved of in England, It is admirably suited to isolated aggregations of population, ...

... did when she performed at the theatre here in the United Service Dramatic Company, could ever be fated to dic in a London workhouse. She will ever be remembered as one of the sprightliest dancers in Capt. Roebuck’s troupe, and was not only attractive in ...

... Hawkes afore ExdohnHawkos who were both on board the Pri o, T d bis wife not yet appeared. The oificialmci‘ss Alice, and by Workhouse made prompt pre 29 e Mo mabe g‘ help in their power and Il’mallizamtmn b 0 render about midnight taken in C t-)nake_d survivors ...

... abuses, and his death is a loss to the Press of the Colony.” Sap Exp or AN Acrtress.—The death has taken place in a London workhouse of Maggie Duggan, who will be remembered by many of our city readers as one of the members of Captain Roebuck’s Company. ...

... Terminer, the circular says, is taken up in the disposal of cases originating from intoxicating liquors. Of the inmates of the workhouse on Blackwell’s Island, 70 per cent. of the males and 87 per cent. of the females are brought thers directly through the influence ...

... to the city | of Captain Rosbuck’s company, has died in a London of Sennaar, thence, without calling at Khartum, they | workhouse, where she refused food and had to be fed by 8o up the blue Nile as far as Lamakar. Early in 1878 | force. The cause of death ...