... workmen, labor for an honest independence, so that may secure for himself a refuge and an asylum old age, not in the union workhouse, but in the boose which be has been able to inhabit in the days of his youth and his strength. Our position among the nations ...

... and the rest contented with laiuez fatre. The able men who led the agitation for the repeal the corn laws declared that workhouses would ere long become obsolete, bat this part of the programme had scarcely been fulfilled. The rule of laitttt fatre was ...

... are sit without duty or occupation.' 1 you, secondly, whether it is fair that you should ratepayers be bound to maintain workhouses or in prisons thine children when grown to man’s estate who the education provision you have endeavoured to withdraw from ...

... for advice. Be had bean to the Board of Guardians Gallon, but they would neither relieve him oat nor admit him into tho Workhouse. wanted know what be waa to do. He was destitute, and had no home. Mr. Chipperfield had allowed him sleep in his stable during ...

... 10d., a decrease of 31.105. Gd. as compared with the like period of 180 D; and that the average number of inmates in the Workhouse had been 617, against in the like period of last year. TUB VACCINATION'—LETTER FROM INSPECTOR CLARKE. the transacting of ...

... philanthropic against themselves and'their selected lodgers. These vagabonds will resort to any plea or plan rather than the Workhouse; the first notion of the place—wort—being objectionable their tastes as the second—of a /zed house. My object in addressing ...

... —Two women, named I red ale mad C*le, attended before the Pan eras Guardians on Thursday to induce them to take into the workhouse a child which one of them had undertaken to keep, the person from whom she received it having failed contribute to support ...

... state the child, she said that every care had been taken of it. the* room. The relieving officer removed the child to the workhouse, where, however, it died on the loth ult. Mar* caret Marley, the landlady the house question, said the prisoners took lodgings ...

... relief of ragrants.to the extent the police acting M assistant Kolicviiig-officers, and persona applying for admission into workhouses; the inspection of nuisances; and the inspection of weights and measures, were the only additional duties that could be ...

... adnuttod wishing the girl, for being slow aboat her work, telling Mr that it she was not more acttre she would hare the Workhouse, to which complainant retorted that “Some ladies ought there. hbsdemed palling her the hair. The Mayor told her that it ...

... thoroughly investigate the whole affair. Pending any further proceedings the poor woman was ordered be tabes to the Norwich Workhouse. ...

... because the ambitious parents were alia wed to starve the the children, and if education was not compulsory then* would be a workhouse full of paupers and prisons full of criminals. There were children, no doubt, who were required to work to contribute towards ...