... appear to be a practice altogether to be commended that guardians an board-days should regale themselves with dinner from the workhouse stores; or that the parish moneys should be expended in the purchase of beer wherewith to wash the roasts and boils down ...

... ion of nut-donor relief. Ile showed that there were now on the relief !iota 1.100 [wipers, while there were wily 53 in the workhouse. In aelvnn•atiug the test of indoor relief he instanced the 'eduction whi..h ha•t taken place at Whitechapel by its .epplicate ...

... office, charged with refusing to perform the task work allotted to them at the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse. Mr Jeffreys, the master of the Workhouse, stated that the four prisoners were admitted into the Union on the night of the 20th instant, and were ...

... surrout ding neighbourhood. AN IRISH STORY.—The Times Dublin correspondent vouches for the truth of the following :-In one of workhouses of Dublin an old woman died who had been an inmate. Boards are generally as hard as thef ought to be, but never omit, however ...

... magis• trato, martyred to his country—had to sell her own gowns and her husband's small clothes to keep her friiini the workhouse, We say nothing of Tammany Ilall and the New York Corporation. We 5h..11 nut urge the peril of keeping the dispenser of the ...

... HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE.—On the 25th ult., two tramps, named William Jackson and John Avery, were brought up before the Mayor. W. Davies, Esq, and Captain Butler, charged with refusing to work at the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse. The offence was fully ...

... •• ' , continue.' nix exp.-moo - nu: and fnn,-liex.ami-otiv Mil. week with the mode Ia the new n out rowan.' with th.• workhouse both of w hieh, it mitt were with the same floor. ant the non. .1 111 1..• the material the property ury.n the Motel mule ...

... bodief of the two children were discovered • dreadfully mutilated, and they were removed to St Pancras Workhouse. Dr Joseph Hill, surgeon of the workhouse, stated that he examined the children, who appear, of the same age. Their uses were cut off and the ...

... few fac which ought to trouble the ghost of the late Sir Cornewall Lewis. They have discovered that there resides in the Workhouse of that town a woman named Mary Jane I lall, who completed her 100th birthday in July last. Her husband died in 1851, aged ...

... charged with uttering certain forged ticket', for coal and calm, supplied by Mrs. Llewhellin, of the Quay. to the Union Workhouse. On this noremon Mr. Thomas Parry, Solicitor, Carmarthen, appeared for the Prisoner. The depositions on the former hearing ...

... and also waited until the order was A out. Mr Twigg's house is about five minutes from the Workhouse. I don't know at what hour the arrived ad the Workhouse: we were kept waiting M door about five minutes. Only one shawl was roUll child at this time ...

... they have built wing to the union workhouse now, removed their idiots there from the asylum, and have brought down the expense to 4s. fid. a week; and 1 contend, that the natural idiot* may just well sent to the workhouse, be kept in the asylum. 1 merely ...