... concert jiro- , ._i toiul* were duly liooouroci —On New gram me. cm-istiug of glee*, ducts, and the inmates the Alnwick Workhouse through by Misses KbarUns K. ami - Idwral dinner roast hint* W. luma. Privates I'ixon, Brand, were . tolocc Rev. Mr Sic ...

... Ormaton, Workhoum Master, before the Rev. £. Antrolma. Twiaell. with destroying hi. clothe* while in the cxmal ward of Raford Workhouse, on Tuea.lay night tho l*«th inat. He was e-nnmilted for one month to Morpeth Gaol. H ion vat BMting of the w»jrww-iene took ...

... bat the arcumatancm Sfthe case afterwards come to the police, ah# taken to the lock up. The the Workhouse deposed that the defoliant had got out the Workhouse, dressed in the WotWou* clo«h». «• tb. fnrM J V b *^ l>r Fleker -The license for the ale-house ...

... the i%t.. of treMirr l*»t-in teferenc** the propo-al the (luanhau* of lierwick Tweed ( nion diacot.imue the achool «t the Workhouse, and to di «ith the service* uf Mr and Mrs Xesldt. the scholma»i*t an-l achuolnuslresa •• | 'Urected to inform the OnarUuns ...

... £2O REWAEE TO REGISTRARS OF DEATHS TAftlftH CLERKS. TAILORS’ TRADE SOCIETIES, AND or UNION AND OTHBft WORKHOUSES. W S,f-SsSf*S«Sl^ Journeyman Tailor, much in the hahst of Laiil August 180 S. Any peraon who gim mfafM* tion of hit whereabouta, or who earn ...

... knowladga of tboao lor tbs Kftrt of Wicklow, ia cooaequaaoa of which !■• unifies wars «»da Liverpool. waa aesertaiftad that, the workhouse there, ctndofti prsvailad of Trftr .-« )|ra etfttiftgthftlthMr wished to adopt* Mate cbUd having blue eyes fair hair. SSTtiTSw ...

... consider the ■•lter. rutamv*! alone rmlay, when the child was taken. lien who was superintemWot tire lying w .r.l of th. workhouse st the refold to. was nest called, sml Ho-aid a* the i.l i.L Sire had told w.tncs* that .be w.vite male child with fair hair ...

... ranch injured. When Mr Mitchell the Workhouse came with men liearing stretcher I left. Rachel Hoglas. bait-gatherer, said -When coming from bait-gathering, saw the deceased lying on the rocks. I went direct to the Workhouse, and gave information there. —T ...

... horrible work an-1 fanned the body night. Monday afternoon l>r Ibplock. the coroner for West Middlesex, opened the Chelsea workhouse investigation into the circumstances at ten-ling the death of Mr Hnolin The jury, having »-en sworn, proceeded to view tin: ...

... Mitchell, Watt, Marshall, Towrereon, and the Kev. T. Procter.—The Clerk reatl report from the Workhouse Committee the proposed alb-rat ions in the Workhouse. The Committee stated that having opened the tenders for the work, they found the four lowest ...

... notice on the subject of drainage bad U-cn made Brown Workhouse report I took. read the entry referred to. which statrel that there was very offensive stench from one the drains within the Workhouse grounds It was very bad the May and was still perceptible ...

... of the lioardiana, at their meeting on SatnnUy, waa almost entirely occupied diacneeioo* relative to the management the Workhouse. of complaints made to the Workhonac Committee, on Thursday last, it was resolved that Mr Medley, Inspector of the Poor Law ...