... averaged £17. 10s each the celebrated aged bull, Viscount, £52, and one yearling bull X-25. Lately died, at Oxford, in the Workhouse, aged 74, Mr. Wm. Huggins, an excellent classical scholar. He was formerly a member of New College, but his intemperance ...

... happy inhabitant of an agricultural cottage, has been converted into the demoralized and ferocious inmate of a prison, or a workhouse. Studiously severed as the agricultural peasantry have been from the soil which they culti- vate, systematically deprived ...

... body of Beer in the water, with life quite extinct, at the bottom of Bedford-street. The body was thence taken to Walcot workhouse, to await the coroner's inquest. M. CHABERT, THE FIRE KING.-We yesterday wit- nessed the performance of M. Chabert at the ...

... not attempt to pourtray.- Information was given to the proper authorities, and the body was immediately conveyed to the workhouse to await tke coroner's inquest. Strong suspicions have teen excited against a man who lately assaulted the deceased with ...

... body is taken to the White Hart, in Crick, for the coroner's inquest, and the chil- dren taken to the parish of Mathern workhouse. EXTRAORDINARY DESPATCH.—The Sloop Chepstow, of Chep- stow, Captain Andrew Phillips, left her berth, at that place, on Tuesday ...

... in this country, was frequently, for months together, expended in hospitality to the British troops. Died in Clerkenwell workhouse on Tuesday, where he had been removed the night previous, having been found on the steps of a door in a dying state, Mr. ...

... magistrates in person, or by some proper representative, sent a beadle only. He I directed an officer to go to St. Clement's workhouse, and request J the attendance of Mr. Crooke, the acting overseer. v> Mr. Crooke in a very short time appeared, and Mr. Halls ...

... (no less than 500) at the time of its perpetra- tion is considered, was on Friday morning committed at the Town-hall and workhouse of the hamlet of Mile-end Old- town, in the Mile-end-road. 1'r°m the information com- municated, to the police, it appears ...

... low, to whom 5s would have been a fortune, was sent to jail for three months, and his wife and children were sent to the workhouse. A solicitor from the hawkers' and ped- lars' office attended on behalf of the prosecution, to whom Mr. Minshull expressed ...

... receiving Tenders, and entering into a general Contract for the Relief and Mainte- nance of the Poor, and the Management of the Workhouse, for One Year, from April 13th. Sureties to the amount of £ 800 will be required one of them to be a householder in the parish ...

... receiving Tenders, and entering into a general Contract for the Relief and Mainte- nance of the Poor, and the Management of the Workhouse, for One Year, from April 13th. Sureties to the amount of £ 800 will be required one of them to be a householder in the parish ...

... whilst, under its total and indiscri- minate prohibition, he will, whilst present circumstances continue, be driven to a work-house. It is much easier to convert industry into pauperism, than to reconverrt pauperism into industry. I will put a case, which ...