... IWOEKOUISE COMMITTEE, 3- EOULGH TREATLENT OF A PAU-'p k- The wveekly meetings!2 thu work;house osmzr'!hee rno en held yesterday at the 2aroohlal-bulldlog, Lrswaio. be MIl Mr. T. ev-itveon pruseied, and the: were also * . preaenetleesre.PceRcr. sc~nTh ...

... WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS. ,, We think we may ta+ tcredit to ourselves for the fidelity t and accuracy of our reports of proceedings at public meet- e ings; and it is asubjectiof regret.to us, that in our anxiety m to give a just narrative of what occurs, our ...

... Vbieh, on the deliberate aluthority of thle overseers of the poor, statemeintz were madce as to the manlagemnent of thle Workhouse, whljichi fairly entitles I.nddersfield to rankl, in the annals of disgusting mismlaagement, ,with notorious Andover. We ...

... OXFORD WORKHOUSE. The Board of Guardians met on Thursday, Mr. F. Green- wood presiding. The CLERK read a letter from the Poor Law Board, in reply to the inquiry as to what could be done to cheek the practce of able-bodied paupers belonging to this In ...

... II THE WORKHOUSE STOCK. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY. M-i. Robert Agnew. Local GovernmenL Board Inspector, eat in the workhosi-e on Saturday, and resumed the s-vrrn inquiry into alleged defic'enc es in the stork. Air Win. Harper appearedL for the Boar-l ...

... ; THE WORKHOUSE - ACO'UTS COMECEEN OF THE AUDIT.0 The Poor Lew Auditor commenced his exsinniion of the Portzscf Islad Workhouse Accounts OnMiomid Th] %prOceedings, excited comparatively' little interest if t stjendsne ma3y'be taken ar a test, for but ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS. - - ?? On Thursday last, the Poor Lw Auditor ~W. ?? Patter- V son, Esq,,) prcee wt h xamination of the aecounti of the late Master (Mr., W. Runciemant), which have recently been the subject of so much criticism. The Guar- a dians ...

... ' CHARITY WORRHOUSE. ' b'stra'et of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Edinburgh Charity Workhouse, from July 1, 1826, to July 1, 1827, By the late George Spankie, Trea- surer;- 1. Poor's Mone- RECEIPT. Ill psetof l20ot . L.3 12 Ii Do. 1S21-22 - 519 2 ...

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... department at least of the parish work. it will be remembered that, up to a fee years ago, the bread was supplied to the Workhouse by millers, who received the same rate of pay from tble Boaird as from their ordinary and smaller customers, the only difference ...

... BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. Yesterday afternoon, the forilitly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Committce Was held at the Workhoteu, under tho presidency of Mr. J. 13. Dyson. -Mr. KIM;culos stated thnt hle had recently received a letter ...