... held to be sufficient proof. In the case of the Queen v. Manchester, the statement of the pauper that he resided in the workhouse was held to be sufficient, and it was stated that ““conclusive’” evidence of chargeability was not necessary, but that if ...

... the following day she left the house and took the child awny; at 8 o'clock in the eveaiins the ehill was found laid et the Workhouse door and the defendant wis gonb. The witness took the chidid in aaed kept it untii 1 present time, at the cost of npwards ...

... a fine little girl was left, in a band-box, at a gentieman’s house at Skircout, from whence it was removed to the union workhouse. During the past week two five-pound notes were enclosed to C. Burstow, Esq., clerk to the Halifux Union, accompanied by ...

... Dearn—Aninguest was held Luton on the 12th inst., before E. Eagles, Lsq, upon the body of John Hawkins, an inmate of the Union Workhouse. From the evidence of John Farmer, another pauper, it appeared that he slept with the deceased, and on Sunday night he was ...

... 12th inst., | upon the body of John Ha Union Workhouse. From Farmer, another pauper, it with the deceased, and o taken ill, but witness thin mare went to sleep again. 1 the deceased dead by his the Workhouse deposed tl admitted 17 days; he was and very ...

... swindling then out of their money at cards., There is said 1o be two ewt. of cotton knit iato stockings every week in the Cork workhouse. At the Borough Court, Manchester, on Tuesday week, Messrs. James Stuitard and Co., cotton spinners, were convicted in the ...

... upon him, must suffer much privation, b.fore he can consent to break up Lis lide establishment and take refuge in the Union Workhouse. But, it he be not a man in whom the moral sentiments have been culli-‘ vated, and if ke bave vot an innate love of that ...

... he continued in this state, the rate-payers, rich and poor, would not be chargeable with Lis maintenapce, cither in the workhouse or the prison; und if men will but tuke the trouble to think, they must come to the conclusion that it is far cheaper i every ...

... elass of complaints : the women who were admitted entered that ward, An offer was made to lodge the girls in the Union Workhouse, until there should be @ vacancy in the hospital, or to eoma{ them to any of the other hospitals in a cab ; but they refused ...

... order to the following efiect :m _ “ Whereas it is expedient to regulate the mode in which the poor who are relieved inthe workhouses of Unions or Parishes are set to work. & New, therefore, we, the Poor Law Commissioners, in pursuance of the authorities ...

... Contracting with the . Board of Guardians for supplying the Union Workhouse with any of the following Articles, for the Quarter ending March the 21st, 1816, (to be delivered at the Workhouse), are requested to forward Tenders for the same (sealed and endorsed) ...

... particulars have been ascertained. There are 71 boys and girls belonging to Kensington parish, who, for want of room in the workhouse, have been sent to Mr. Drewett’s establishment. Some of the mothers of the children have lately evineed a strong desire that ...