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... THURSDAY, JAN ; WARWICK SERIOUS INVESTIGATION T*!E UNION WORKHOUSE.—AN INFANT POISONED. i I tarfwy the ume. Co««itMc. m* runiuitMd with tboir rurmtr •m. thp,- . i Bolton Kmit N —**ii atiopc J Tbo Rr*. r. PoRRiMt iVb .« bnor«th« ( the M MmiofimJ ..“TotVM« ...
... into the Union wor'shouse. and told her to give it to the iMaot, it would do good.—By juryman i ratneoy has been in the workhouse «is weeks.—lt being suggested that the enquiry should adjourned to find Mrs. Green, police-coustrble Hickling said that a ...
... naned Mary Foulteney, wffe of Daniel Poulteney, Foleahill. It appears that she has daughter, an inmate of the Southam Union Workhouse, whither she was repairing. About half past three o'clock, in a very frequented part of the road, and almost within sight ...
... Hundreds were out of employ even their own county; the old and feeble men being discharged first, who would be obliged go the workhouse, and consequently the rates would be very materially increased. While this was the case, thought it rather too much to expend ...
... to make a respectable figure, but on this miserable stipend be will be tightly pinched to so. A schoolmaster in an union workhouse gets twice much pay, with such rations as the house affords.” These announcements recal to mind the advice given to the Vicar ...
... poor labourers, th .se of general!*, besides present iug fund for providing c«.a! for the poor Winchco:ub. The inmate* the Workhouse were , plentifully spiled with roast beef and plum-pudding Christmas-day, the expense of the Mayor, the of . Guardians, and ...
... guilty. To be imprisoned in the House of Correction at Coventry, and kept to hard labour, for twelve months. Christmas the Workhouse.—We had the gratification of noticing in our last number several instances of the inmates of the various poor-houses in the ...
... £10300 towards the cost of their passage besides the numbers of healthy young agricultural women despatched from the Union Workhouses on parochial payment of £4 per head a means of relief but little known and therefore comparatively little availed of by ...
... employ, wanting bread, and many old men, unable to work at all, had no other prospect existing than through the medium of the workhouse ; whilst many of the best workmeu were starving. This being the case, and these the evils which existed, surely it behoved ...
... found guilty To be imprisoned in the House of Correction at Coventry and kept to labour for twelve months Christmas in the Workhouse— had gratification of noticing our number several of inmatee of the varione poor-houses in the neighbourhood being regaled ...
... towards the cost of their own passage, besides the numbers of healthy young agricultural women despatched from the Union Workhouses on parochial payment of per head, means of relief but little known, and therefore comparatively little availed of by parish ...
... T. H. STARR, M D. fiONERS INQUEST AT THE UNION WORKHOUSE, WARWICK. the Ist instant, an inquest was held at 4nion Workhouse, before George Moore, Esq., Coroner for the Borough, and respectable jim view of the body of male bastard child, three hid, the ...