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... WORKHOUSE MORALITY. THE old, old cry has been heard during the wane- ing of the old year that our schools are not up to sample, that they do not produce the results expected from them. The children in the Mer- thyr Union Workhouse have been well trained ...
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... THE OFFICIAL ENQUIRY AT THE WORKHOUSE. (Continued from our last,) The enquiry into the charges made by the Medical Officer against the master of the Workhouse was resumed on Friday, before Mr A. Doyle, Local Government In- spector. Mr Plews and Mr Walter ...
... SETTING A WORKHOUSE ON FIBE. At the Borough Police Court, Blackburn, on Mon- day, two boys, named William Darrett, were charged with setting fire to the Blackburn Union Workhouse. —Mr. Radcliffe, clerk to the union, prosecuted, and stated that on Sunday ...
... SUCCESSFUL STRIKE AT A WORKHOUSE The men employed at Poor-law labour in the eton breaking yards of the Birmingham workhouse, to th number of about 500, who struck a week since fo increased remuneration, but who^e demands were refused by the guardiana ...
... in the oakum room of the workhouse, and stated to a nurse, when brought back to the workhouse in- firmary, that she had attempted to kill herself be- cause she did not like to go back to the oakum room at St. George's Workhouse, and she also stated that ...
... that the master of the workhouse stateo that Richardson was drunk when he presented, him- self at the workhouse with the woman, and that h ...
... sight overcoming her, gathered the remains iu her apron, and threw them down at the door of the workhouse.lt tran-^nr j that two people had die! in the workhouse, arid the medical students had taken the wrong body. Captain O'Hal a, the chairman of the had ...
... Aylward, master of the workhouse, and several members of the board. On their arrival they were greeted very warmly by the select assemblage, and the Princess met with an especial ovation from the aged inmates of the workhouse, to whom an opportunity ...
... reason why she bad come up to London. Mr. Bridge asked them why they did not go into the workhouse instead of coming to London. The mother said the union workhouse was crammed full, three or four persons sleeping in one bed. Mr. Bridge told them that they ...
... Bishop of London 125 years ago as to what he would do with poor Catholic children who were gent into the workhouse, and who came out of these workhouse* without any knowledge of the Christian faith. He (Dr. Manning) was not going to find fault with the guardians ...