... her child, which bore upon her person marks of unjustifiable violence inflicted upon her, as the mother stated, at the Workhouse, was read. The case was immediately investigated, in the presence of the Guardians sue-cabled, and the medical officer' of ...

... Derby. January 23rd.—(Before the Rev. David Jones.) Burglary in Poktypool Workhouse. —John Frowen and George Frowen were charged with burglariously entering the Pontypool Union Workhouse, and stealing therefrom a quantity of beef, mutton, cheese, bread, rice ...

... imprisonment or pay 335. 6J, 23.—John and George Frowen, by David Jones, clerk, charged with breaking into the Pontypool Union Workhouse, and stealing 12 loaves of bread, 501bs. of cheese, 201bs. of beef, 321bs. of sugar, 3ilbs. of tea, lOlbs. of butter, one ...

... 1850, ( \ > I,’ T r l^n q , P JOSEPH ED. COBB, FOR S_ALE. Three o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to certain eon- LJal, workhouse, anywhere, she could romnleto Brecon, Jan. 1», 1850. hdr Clerk. ,„ n /> _ t- /. c- ditions Sale then produced, and in the ...

... the Gravel Pits Chapel, Hackney, has retired after half a century's ministerial duty. It is contemplated to erect a new workhouse at Leith. A wild duck was shot on the Severn on Tuesday se'nnight. A rare bird, a blacli -bird studded with white feathers ...

... houses of rctugo and workhouses and this is also borne out by a report which was lately presented to the Middlesex magistrates, stating that the increased comforts and conveniences of prison ate, have, by contrast with our union workhouses, an indirect ten- ...

... confirmed. CllAIIGGE or ClIIELTY AGAI\ST A UtRSE. The Denn or Baugor tuads a comtotunication to the Board. On his way to the Workhouse le haid encoun- tered a woman in the act of exhibiling n child to a crowd io the public street, complaining that it had been ...

... DUE 1 7 in sat t ied n y l'e4 Mr. 1 Jenkins. relieving oflicer of Llatowit-Major, „i„ g t r d .;r o . e cnor of the Union Workhouse of thia district, in the room of Mr. Phillipe, who hull t theiently discharged the duties of the ofilee up to the period ...

... countries, who litthe or ne taxstion. are well eware, if yoo are boued to maintain them. them either mn the workhouse or cut of the workhouse; bat in fercign no law exists, In foreiqn countries men whom they think they can toi mot Ome whet becomes out ...

... all admit the * to investigativas into the esuse of ft is tobe said thet the coroner ated of the In oll to conduct, in the workhouse or the prison, as the of the men who have tt to be in turn, of the be wo pass at oll, Sach an certainty the rent for a moment ...

... and make from of the the other Many of them will make comic orations delight in singing comic songs especially upon the workhouse and gaols They mostly pass under fictitious names Some will the name of Rue-sell’ Robert Peel’ or Richard Cobden’ ’’ The ...

... Mr. the master of the Cardigan Union Workhoase, for on the previnoas evening of and Mr. Landy the defendants were to the workhouse as eseuel and poor, and that they eondacted themsctres and began ro on being cemtioned, beoame BO destry whatever they could ...