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... CH•RITIES.—On Chnstmas day from 80.000 to 100,000 persons teceived a plentiful Butter of old English fare at the various workhouses 111 the metropolis In several of the wen-end parishes, numerous poor people, who were not applicants for parochial relief ...
... boast of having ships built at and belonging to the place frequenting the five divisions of the globe. Inmates of the Union Workhouse, at this place, to the number of sixty-five. were treated by the Guardians on last Christmas Day with a sub- Verified dinner ...
... assisted iu the imposition of hands. CHRISTMAS FARE. IN THE WoREHorSE. —On Christmas Day, the inmates of the Carmartlieu Workhouse were treated to ott excellent d' of roast beef and plum pudding, moistened with copious libations of cwrw da. CAETION TO ...
... they will pass the winter. The F.arl of Carlisle added several fin• haresgto the repast of the inmates of the Mahon Union Workhouse on Christmas Day. Lord Brooke and Lord Dufferin have joined the circle visiting the Marquis and Marchioness of Saltshurt ...
... on the occasion, bat become vin-president of the society, iu at.eordsnes with our correspondent's request.— 1 stlis sod workhouses for the Ishourin classes a very good article, but too long for the columns of a country Journal. Our editorial emotion ...
... tee. far the porprae vi satin/ bowie of the Union, or where three mow, Ike a( durtaig which, Guam commute, to visit such workhouse, the Pt otters shall he rrtiutrati to appoint ▪ th e brio ! , the goarobamo, at a .vary 4 t h e .. t o b e poi./ out of the ...
... Jan., 1850. Sir,—l am directed by our licard to send you a copy ors correspondence between Mr. Brunel), the master of our workhouse. and Mr. Mumphrey Jones, respecting a pauper named Edward Davies. The Board would wish that this should be submitted to your ...
... 1849. Dear Sir,—A man of the name of Edward Ihiwirs was brought to this workhouse yesterday, in a very destitute state, and his clothes bear the stamp mark of the Nuthin Union Workhouse, No. 71. If midi a perk/II law absconded from your boas', or you shold ...
... e compan y re ti re d pleased in Haverford writ gaol with a quantity of beef, and the inmates of the Haverfonlwest union work-house were with the Proceedisr f of the da y . BRIDGERD literrreTioe.—On Tam- also, by the kindness and liberality of the Guardiaaa ...
... under his charge all sink tithe.-illInW.-11 step which meets the wisha a of her i poor within hint city, including the workhouse and the beloved, to duty notb ng ot her own, by 'ambling than l county troll. It grieved him to the heart to witness to marry ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...