... THE VaGRANT Poor.---We think it our duty to inform the vagrant poor of Belfaft, that it is generally underftood that the Work-House Commir-15 will about Saturday the 27th June inft. proceed to clear the ftreets, as far as the fund already raifed will allow ...

... H Twill commence at Ennis Rt month, On Saturday last Mrs. Sippows per! of Mrs. Hailer in The Stranger, t of the Charity Workhouse. ia] Prices of the box tickets werg raised. to $s. and the “gallery Bri Suse was well filled, and the receipt two and three ...

... with iy ;’f:}muu over them, with mefll-: Mul::;b:ll’?’, Oling nearly sufficient for 20 Horses, wi - o Gty onr e T good Work-House ;M“ 1 the Soapbojling and Chandling Business, it oy Eble place for a person in that line, there being e . TOWD but itself ...

... useful Fixtures 3 there is Stabling nearly sufficient for 20 Hofla,-z!;h ‘Hay| Loft and Grannary over them.—There is 4 good Work-House for carrying on the §oapboiling and Chandling Busincss, it | being an eligible place for a person in that ling, there beind ...

... hospitable roof, Bica probably, in a fit despondency, and the had posting bills stuck up about the town,a-forming the Masters of Workhouses, &c. that such person was missing, and that it was hoped die would have some considerable property loreceite. Wednesday ...

... Fixtures 3 1 === there is Siabling nearly sufficient for 20 Horses, with Hay- Loftand Grannary over them,—There is a good Work-House for carrying on the Soapboiling and Chanlling Business, it being an eligible place for aperson in that line, there being ...

... useful Fixtures 3 there is Stabling nearly sufficient for 20 Horses, with Hay- Loft and Grannary over them.—There is a good Work-House for carrying on the Soapboiling and Chandling Business, it being an eligible place for a personin that line, there being ...

... already subscribed towards this great undertaking. ; It is proposed to build new Hospital little to the .South of Islington Workhouse, extremely airy situation. ! A notice lately appeared in the Garotte, calling j those who were on board squadron of his Ma■ ...

... the poor infants ; and the girl, on being liberated, so exhausted that she fartited away. They were both conveyed to die workhouse, and placed under the medical gentlemen in attendance. The apothecary and Dr. Jackson, who saw the children, and gave their ...

... in at Bortou. damage has done the r.e'gh! bourhood of London the violent storm j Thursday morning. The chimney St. act n Workhouse was blown down die tool, wltick j gave way, and we are h.tirmed, that seven or tigiit of the paripers veto cilhiT killed ...

... in the ! very agonies of death, one of the work-shops which was connected with the dwelling-house caught fire, I and the work-houses were all wood, and nearly adjoining each other, and the whole yard strewed over with dry timber, in instant die whole con| ...

... puli him away from the spot, but he | would not leave it until the body of the girl was 1 taken up, which he followed the workhouse. The houses have been condemned some time, and the Skinner’s Company intended to rebuild the en- tire street, but poor people ...