... offences, wiling a hair, destroying partridges' eggs, neglecting to provide for an illegitimate child, and rebellion in a workhouse, or such oilier minor offences as the magnates of the laud (county magistrates), adjudicate upon. We denounce this improper ...

... station Imase, in very strong terms, LONDON AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. I An inquest was on the 13th inst. in the Mary-le- Bone workhouse, before Nlr. Mills, coroner. on the hotly of the male infant of Henry Gamble. hair-dresser, 35. Howe.- street. It appeared ...

... persons in Union Workhouses. The Lords rejected both clauses. Lord John Russell, on the bill being returned to the House of Commons, proposed that the retention of the clause, as to the separation of aged couples in Union Workhouses should be insisted ...

... disagreed with amendment made by their Lords] striking out the clause permitting aged couple to reside together within the workhouse, but agreed to accept the other amendments. Review or Tue. Seastos.—Lord Brougham then, in a speech of considerable length ...

... costs. Paid. Hannah Philip, of Bridgend, widow, was charged by Eleanor Daisy, widow of Co reins Daisy, (who died at the Workhouse on the previous night. at the age of 76,) with having assaulted her husband on the Ist of July inst., whereby his death was ...

... ACCIDENT AT BATTERSEA-BRIDGE.—On Wednesday evening. at seven o'clock, Mr. T. Wakley, M.P., held an int - pest at Chelsea workhouse, on the respective bodies of Mary aged twenty, and Thomas Cox, aged twenty-six, two of the unfortunate parties who lost their ...

... class of the cormnunity boasting of being the descendants of high and noble families, but advocating the separation in union workhouses of husband and wife when they are grown old and infirm. (Vehement cheering.) On such liberality as this I decline taking ...

... of steam navigation.—Lirerpool I Time:. SUICIDE OF PROFESSOR ROGERS.—An inquest was held yesterday week at the Marylebone workhouse, on Mr. A. Rogers, aged forty, professor of elocution in the Collegiate Institution of Liverpool. He bad taken a bed at the ...

... William Longney. Before Richard Janion Neville, Eq., Sept. 6. AA* Brawn, a tramp, who was admitted into the Llanelly Union Workhouse on Sunday, the sth instant, for a night's lodging, was charged by the master, Griffith Hames, with refusing to break stones ...

... suffering great privation and distress, owing to infirmity and long-standing disease. On Saturday week he was taken to Lambeth Workhouse, where he was removed into the itifirmary,;,and received every attention from the officials, but gradually sank, and died ...

... were killed by the explosion on board the Cricket, was resumed on Wednesday morning last, in the Board-room of St. Martin's Workhouse, before Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster. Among the witnesses examined was a Mr. Portwine, the author of a little ...

... the word; kracter I guess we aint quite so green as he takes us to be.—Recorder : Well, I shall send both of you to the workhouse for thirty days. You are evidently too idle, too vicious, and, I may add, too cunning to be permitted to goat large. Johnson ...