... for cruelly misusing, another unfortunate bo, ' (!ikewise his servant) who died a moct deplorable object iii the parish work-house., The oflicers of the 2 parishc;, to wlhiich the boys severally belonged, have liiuda- blv come fornard as prosecutors. ...

... chase an acre andihalf ofland at I0k'. per acie, adlii'ig 20X. p'er. amilycaches only to the chargc at present paid in the workhouse for a single year;g tliat is,,,onl yeares expences,' ^Fold -settle- itasily'for ever. - A2t'Bu'ry, the total ex- pence of ...

... says, Mendicity is put an end to here ; there is no loanger a. single beg- gar in it. The sturdy poor are employed hi the workhouses; the aged and the infirm are re- ceived into the Asylum of 'alvorde. That Asy- hum nwas opened the first of this nionth; ...

... Ruggles, Esq. charged with stealing one coverlet, one sheet and a quantity of focks, feathers, and bed tick- ing, from the workhouse of the parish of Hawke. don. Same day Sarah Paill was commiftted to the above prison, charged with recciving the above aricles ...

... , your most obedient humbie'servaut, - ARHR DCKHO'. DIKSO. TA- Tlgearatgsdrns ?? z notiho. .I The number of poor in the workhouses of al 'Norrichintheyear i101, 'amounted tol o Ystirsg the citv 12,OOOX. At prepeut there ace. s only 559, the smallest ibumtber ...

... died, Miss Robinson, daughter of' t( Mr. Robinson, ofthe Pye Inn, Stonilam. The number of persons at present in the two c workhouses of Norwich, is oldy 498-being a. decrease of 61 persons since the last report, and r the smallest number ever remembered ...

... through out, wa3 rewarded, as. it deserved, with general. 4nd reiterated applause London ciron.' The Governors of tihe Exe ter Wor-khouse Wa~t week' made cbrntracts for the supply of various. articles of provision, at the following rales, viZ. LButchets' meat ...

... he paid 6d. per night Iod ing for himself and: his wife, a iSt! receivedhaofvfir. Tho. Warrant, mnaster of tle St AinIrew workhouse, at N&iwich, a gs to enable him and his Wife to reach Ireland, in order to procure eirployfinent. Eiiz. Bunton, his wi'e ...

... childrell. She was compelled, whether through nnkindness I or inability, is not said, to lye-inl of her second I child in a workhouse, a circuixistance so shocking to her feelinds, that itconstantly preyed upon lher 'mind, aiid inducedt her to have recourse ...

... who, suddcnlysfehldown anid exini:ed. At GlemNs- ford, S.. Copsey, who, was found hanging in the. pli ivybelonging to lhe Workhouse in that parishli ?? dys sii uf or sn. ?? wowman. was bntied at Yarmouthud 22 years ; she had 'fallen avic tim to tij vil ...

... other names, as the pawnbroker declared lie was undcquaiitte(l with the- person of the wo- man. She was conveyed to the Workhouse, where tihe Coroner's Jury set on Sunday last, and found a verdict ?? bythe visitation of God. The most extraordinary part ...

... titles and estates bv his eldest son, the Marquis of Worcester, Af. P. for Gloucestershire. An old womnan who died in the workhouse in Chancery-lane, last Wt ek, left 200X. by will toiherfoirmer misiress, who promised' tohave her genteelly buried; the deceased ...