... t, for the purpose of inducing the Paving Board to give employment to artisans out of 0 work, and to the inmates of the workhouse, as street le orderlies, instead of cleansing the streets by the pre- br sent expensive and unproductive method. Mr. T. I- ...

... the parish Burgeon. Witness 'went to Lambeth workhouse, where he saw a man who told him be was too late for an order that day, be must call the neit'rni'ning. Witness went the next morning to the workhouse and got an order for the -attendance of Mr Mitchell ...

... an inquest was held at the workhouse by John Wood, Esq., the coroner, on view of the body of the mother, whose name was Mary Clegg. The following witnesses were called Mr. John Grimehaw deposed-L am the master of the workhouse of the York Union. The deceased ...

... lVakefield, yesterday afternoonl, on the body of Nanny Lee, a servaiit girl, tweuty-fivo years of age, who died at the Workhouse Hospital at Wakcfield this cay week, usider extraordinary circumstances. Tlhe deceased, who was an orphan, foruserly lived ...

... Turner, Robert Jackson (40), an Irish tramp, was charged with refusing to do task work whilst an in- mate of the Leeds workhouse, and with using threatening language tow/ards the taskmaster. For the first offence he was sentenced to one month's imprisonment ...

... Mr. Eaton, master of the workhouse, 3of which she was an innmate. A number of vestry- men, guardians, and others attended the inquest, which had been ordered by the directors of the poor. Martha Glover, a nurse in the workhouse, was first called, and proved ...

... (Saturday) two of the men belonging to the workhouse brought i -cot, which runs on two wheels, 'to convey the deceased into the house. The I men placed her inside, and closed the top, and pre. d ceeded to the workhouse, acid on opening the lid of the cot they ...

... the prisoner, but the clothes which the prisoner gave Mrs. Haigh on th1e morning that she left tile workhouse were proved by a nurse at the workhouse to be the same worn by the prisoner's child when sle left the house, and a piece of print, which was ...

... last, Benjamin Blake, a man of weak intellect, -who had been repeatedly charged with breaking out of the Sculcoates Union Workhouse, was brought up by Police-Constable No. 15, who said that at twelve o'clock the previous night, he saw prisoner knocking ...

... Guardians of the Hull Workhouse was held on Wednesday. The Governor (Ald. Fountain) in the chair, and Mr. John Symons in the vice-chair.-A letter was read from Mr. Faraell, Poor Law Inspec- tor, stating that he had inspected the workhouse, and foand it clean ...

... took her child on July 20; and that she (Mary Best) left thse Workhouse on July 29 without her child. Mlrs. Higgin- son's evidence was that Mrs. 1oward and another lady came to the Workhouse; thatMrs, Howard said she wanted to adopt a fair child; that ...

... pointing out that any relaxation general rule respecting able-bodied male applicants requiring the acceptance of order for the workhouse, or the performance of an adequate task of work, would be most disastrous. What is needed is work which does not involve ...