... means washing tho face and bands only. The body was left to blacken ad libitum as Mr. Peter Gaskell, a witness in Mr. Kennedy's district, thus satisfactorily testifies :_ .. How often do th drawers wash tbeir bodies ?_None of tho drawer* ever wash ti.cir ...

... received bp, the hard honest collier. This statement is perfectly true,—the - poorest pencil in the realm does not begrudge the herd working collier a Jay's wages for a fair day's work; but it must be borne mind that the colliers' has to be paid by the ...

... In the district of St. Helen's there are now ten lodges belonging to the Miners' Association, and the number of members is nearly 1000. The number of delegates at- tached to these isl, fifteen for general purposes at home, an .and two to attend meetings ...

... minds, and though it was not necessary that a collier should be a first-rale mathematician, or able to tell the number cf links in Gunter’s chain, yet. he thought that it was high time conndering the vast progress of education in this country, that they ...

... TURN-OUT OF THE WELSH COLLIERS. Lout week the most alarming, *nd in some measure orntradictory, reports were circulation in this city, of the riots and excesses committed by the Welsh Colliers in the neighbourhood of Wrexham, Ruabon. Slc. such that the ...

... Folsom says, Gambling and all sorts of thoutht- lesi profusion begin to prevail. The prescint exciteneat will attract vast numbers of the idle, vicious, and dibso- lute. Refuges froam justice, from the United Suttes as a well as other ciutilries, will ...

... second class rate. The washing department occupies the cell.ir part of the building, and comprises tubs or lavatories for washing, hot water, gas, a steam shed lor drying, and the necessary apparatus for mangling. The charge for washing one penny for four ...

... SUTTON WASH SEA CROSS EMBANKMENT. I Public approbation will add another wreath to the chaplet which has so long encircled the brows of the ' celebrated contractors, Joliffe and Banks, engaged in this vast national improvement, for their unexampled exertions ...

... Paul Street ..- Baths and Wash- (being an appropriation of old buildings belong- to the Corporation) but no £3.03 6 Belen. Public Baths, bat no Wash- © £3,300 0 Lenders, Goulston Square, Public Baths amd Wash-bouse, but vo Swimming Bact £%,000 ...

... procured straws f a distance of whom wen about to be the oollia:ry on the morning of the 27th. I place when • pest number of pe wheat tuen.out colliers, had assembled w about ten o'clock, when the coo 'My cried, Come from them. yek sae there was a great commotion: ...

... Wherever you go on the continent you see vast edifices built by the monastic orders, but now used for infirmaries; you see public fountains and tanks abundantly supplied with pure water; you see crowds of women washing all day long round public reservoirs ...

... «%alejt bg Sluctton* Important and Unreserved Sale of Elegant and Vast Assemblage of Foreign and British Silk Mercery, French, Indian, Paisley, and other Shawls, Genoa Velvets, Brocaded Satins, French Merinoet, Velvet, Satin, and other Mantle*, Immense ...