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... she had to walk some miles to her lodgings without a farthing in her possession. The prisoner was found in St. Martin's workhouse, where he had been before, and his mother called him a thief and a rogue to rob his poor old mother, and he then said they ...

SUftTTv LESSONS.-

... period he applied for and obtained parochial aid; and the union-house governor proved finding a silver watch upon him, at the workhouse—He was committed for a month, to the Usk house of correction, and to work hard during that period. Caroline James was charged ...

DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. o

... who Failure 1 Total number of CHEPSTOW. THE HIGHWAY BOARD.-A meeting of this Board was held in the Board Room at the Union Workhouse, on Friday, the 8th instant, there being present C. E. Lewis,^Esq., (chairman), Messrs. George Dowle, Richard Moore, Thomas ...

jpHS ffiSWB BUDGET. -

... some boatmen, at two in the morn- ing, by the Park-road bridge of the canal, Regent's-park, and conveyed to the Marylebone Workhouse. The affair is at present enveloped in much mystery. Oa the scalp are two wounds, one of which was in all pro- bability inflicted ...

------ --HIGH WATER

... he Contractor and his Wife, or a Man and Woman, to be approved of by the Select Vestry, will be required to reside in the Work-house: and the Parish Meeting for entering into the Contract will be held at the Vestry Room on Thursday, the 19th day of May ...

DISTRICT XtfTJSI.X.iai3NCjE2

... Leys and his family, as well as thanks lor his hos- pitality on the present occasion. THE POOR,—The inmates of the Union Workhouse were regaled, on Monday last, with roast beef and plum pudding and beer, and in the evening, amongst other amusements, they ...

MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS

... in house of corection, and once privately whipped. James and Sarah Toby pleaded guilty to stealing a quilt from the union workhouse, Abergavenny.—14 days each. ABERGAVENNY. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF MONEY, Daniel Kinsey, 22, labourer, was indicted for stealing ...

BURLESQUE

... by this Rus- sian bully, and taxes must be re-imposed to defray the war -enterprise win check-trade beooroe dormant -our workhouses (now happily nearly empty) 'full, -and our gaols, too. Your fewrdeas will increase, and your means of bearing them, diminish ...

Newport, Pontypool, and Blaenafon.—(Eastern Valleys Railway.)

... kingly contrasting with the doling out of the small grudged pittance from the cold hand of a frowning parish oitioer, a workhouse coffin, and hireling attendants. A momen- tary reflection prompts the inquiry—How is it that so many of the working classes ...

DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE

... imprisonment with hard labor George Btrnett, tramp, charged with destroying his clothes while in the vagrant ward of the workhouse, was sentenced to fourteen days' hard labour. Tu ESDAT, before Captain HILL. ANOTHER VAGRANT.—James Wood, charged with applying ...

DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. ---

... arising out of the report of the Visiting Committee, which more clearly showed the increasing want of accommodation in the workhouse, and as the d finite settlement of the one question would necessarily involve the other, it was resulted to inform Mr. Graves ...

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... the mother from the charge of Murder. On Friday last however, she was placed before C. H.Wil- liams, Esq., at the Union Workhouse, to which place she had been removed, and charged with concealing the birth of her child, and after the evidence had been ...