... alarming extent in Birmingham, especially iu the neighbourhood of Spring Hill On Tuesday there were twentyonepawas in the workhouse, six or seven of wbAr were taken tyro days ago. It Is stated that most of the patients had been vaccinated. A temporary hospital ...

... applied on Saturday at the Court of Queen's Bench on behalf of Mary Ann Turner, an inmate of the infirmary of Marylebons Workhouse, for a rule for a habeas = to bring up the body of her female who was about thirteen years of age, and an inmate in the Home ...

... adherence to the pro of the Out-door Relief Regulation Order iu halm with all thou ablebodied applicants to whom relief in the workhouse cannot be properly afforded. LETTERS OF SIR WALTER SCOTT. The Syrian, Morsing Herald publishes two autogreph letters of :Air ...

... where he conld find a refuge, The re , n , - , :- officer lasd been appealed to, but he had no power to send the man to the workhouse, and there is not as yet any hospital accommodation provided ig the wish. The man bad been slreping out on Monday night, ...

... poor-rates. It has become necessary to adopt a more definite Ike of policy in dealing with the evil. The Guardians in some Workhouses have determined to order all out-door 'supers into the house, with the exception of the ve.y aged and infirm, the children ...

... meeting of this Board was presided over on Saturday by Mr. E. W. David. The master of the workhouse reported that the number of pauper inmates of the workhouse was 246, a decrease of 59 on the corresponding week of last year. There had been '2l tramps ...

... wishes to make application, to dictate to this Board. The subject then dropped. INSPECTION OF THE CAERLEON SCHOOLS AND THE WORKHOUSE. The CLERK said he had to report that Mr. Long had ceased to be Poor-lsw Inspector of this district, and Mr. Doyle would ...

... afterwards went into the parlour, and there full down in a fit. On her recovery, Mr. John p r ohyn advised her to go into the Workhouse, and she promised to do so on the Monday. He then gave her 9,1. to get a lodging in case she could not get a bed at the lime ...

... ng fellow, was an inmate of the workhouse of the City of London Union at Homerton, but in consequence of his refusal to do any work assigned to him he was placed in • ward to be reported to the master of the workhouse. Soon afterwards William Cox, the ...

... AS r t:t.S The Master reported that during the week there had been admitted t. the Workhouse 4; de.eliar,:e 1, 13; dead, 3. siz., Anu Bridge, 1$; Mery Young, 7:;; I:dward Harrhy. 74; total in the House, 23t4; being 11 less than the previous week. There ...

... that tho prisoner sold one of his brothers, named Albin, at a public-house in Manchester, and that the other was in the workhouse. The boy, an intelligent-looking and quiet looking little fellow, was shown to the magistrates. He said that he was nine ...

... Slocomb, who completed her hundredth year on the 1 . ,.t1L She was from the year lslh to 1839 matron of the old laleworth Workhouse. Mrs. Slocomb was born at Send, near tiuddiord, April 17, 1772, and at present is halo and hearty, and on her last birthday ...