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... report of Dr. Maims, an inspector employed by the Cossmnis- atoners fin Lunacy, to the effect that he visited the Dud- ley Workhouse on the 21st of October last, and found that of the six susle lunatic paupers in the house, live sleep each 'with another ...
... factories, &a., consequent upon recent commercial failures. On Tuesday last the Rev. T. C. Onion, the chaplain of the Birmingham Workhouse and the Borough Lunatic Asylum, was elected by the visiting justices of the Laticaster County Lunatic Asylum to the chaplaincy ...
... cation as a candidate for Beverley.-Morsiin ' Adveier. THE LATE DOuBLE MAsrAGE.-Mrs. Wills continues an inlate of Lambeth Workhouse but is fast regaining her Jbaltbtav. The tide .f public sympathy is flowing fust in her favir, and various snbriition6 have ...
... WolverhaMpton and Staffordshire Bank, I fear that many honest hard-working men and their families will he driven to the' Workhouse unless something Is done for them;- but, Si, when I look back and remember what a large sum Iour town added to 'the patriotic ...
... GRIFFIN. Mr. Griffin 'was again placed at the bar yesterday, and finally exasnied. Mr. Wright called James Massey, the Workhouse clerk, who stated that he had been in the levy department under Mr. Griffin. He remembered Mr. Griffin giving him the list ...
... very dangerous state of health; so much so that I did not expect to see her alive this morning. J. Wilrmhurst, surgeon. Workhouse, 7th D-'ember. The Magistrates ordered theprisoner to be further remanded until Monday next. THE CHAIsIoE oF HOUSEaBREAKIINO ...
... the! lameoable f1A c that ltere are, ;nf Englnd ad Wae~aob~e no ess hai 1559 Seamen receiving parochial aid, 592 being in workhouses, and 965 receiving a weekly allowance through the relieving officers of the several usions. Many of these are, of course ...
... good ch marle Wrthington was chargeddwithobstructing the WARWIC. INnus~leAn TIAxKNG(.~For, some time past the girls in the Workhouse have been systematically instructed in industrial pur- suits, and stare Michaelmas the Guardians have obtained posses- sion ...
... refused it, andt whieu asked leer nccese she dedclied to give it.-Atpphicaect: I told tbsen I did not wanst to. enter tics Workhouse, acid after tl~e gentle- ceen scid, We have our opicelon of your case, I walked away, saying I did not wvisit to he instilted ...
... person named Stenes, aesiding in John Street, in whose house the prisoner bad formerly lodged. She was apprehended at the Workhouse. It was but her frst offence, and she was accordingly committed for three months. THNE REIMANOED COUNTssHs1T COIN CMS-The ...
... innsates of the Workhouse on Christmas-day was msanimously agreed to. A certificate was then readffrom the archi- - tect that the builder, ir. Ferguson, was entitled to a farther sum of £300. on account of extra work to the, new Workhouse. 'The total amount ...
... went on to Bath and Oxford, and 1 got as far as Warwick. when I wvas put in the gaol for breaking the windows of the Union Workhouse, where I went for a. night's lodging. 1 did so because they did not give me a slice of bread which I was entitled to have ...