... escape from the cage that contains him, to (he great terror the srectators. A very improjier proceeding occurred in the workhouse, iu this place, which think it notice, iu order that may ojienite warning, and at the same time a caution, ethers, bow they ...

... penetratred through his skin, which was much excoriated. AS a first step, the parish officers ordered him to be taken to the workhouse, and viewing a comfortable bed which had been prepared for him, he exclaimed. What! is this for met God bless you! You will ...

... of whose discovery in the cellar of his father?s house, is mentioned in our last paje, died, on Thursday last, in Leeds Workhouse. The day before his death, his body became swollen to a great degree, and there seems no reason to doubt, that the change ...

... which opening it. discovered a male child, alive, about three or four days old, wrapt up M-arm. The infant was taken Crookes Workhouse. The unnatural mother ra unknown. The following charitable legacies have been pgid by - the Executors of the late Mrs. Ann ...

... for the sup. bildreu and parents, £35. athers such offspring, re than one-third of the 1 arrear this account, mpers in the Work-house, o work, that 1 profit. Sum paid to ;k, £150.-60 applicants rode, aided present by >rmer number was 300. g put as to the ...

... informed that the deceased was interred yesterday, at Barfield, near Barnsley. i°“ nesda y “ight last, the back door of the Workhouse in this town, was forced apparently with iron crow, and several the lower wards were also broken into; sundry articles women’s ...

... XXXI 348-0. Two lands, (now in one) in do. North last lot 352. A Do. in do. went of last Lot LOT XXXII. LOT XXXIII 988. Workhouse Croft, (near the Church) 289-00. Homestead, Buildings, and Gardens LOT XXXIV. 230. Cottage and Garden beyond Mr. Henry Green’s ...

... before idreWn symptoms insanity, died by Similar set. .. ».fh a«*equenee,of tbe great inffux? of paupers in the Sheffield Workhouse, theQverseers have rfebently made arrangement lot the accomodatiun of the G til LOB BN in a separate establishment. Of) Wednesday ...

... fifteen years, from 'four to near-ly pourtbkn millions, ’so tlrat, by the present.calculation, the iiaupersai-'d tenaats of work-houses already share with the Igpdjofds of England the extent of nearly Ike net rental nf . the,. kingdom. If .ngf proceed on this ...

... Birt, On Sunday, Mr. Eleaxer Clayton, nmsician, P*r»- On Monday, aged 63, Mr. Richard Beatson, butcher, Workhouse Same day, 29, Archibald Hope, soldier in the BJtli of Foot, Barrack*. Wednesday, aged 47, Hannah, wife of Mr Willsam Ibbereon, cutler, Hcd-Cmft ...

... landlord then proposed sending him to the hospital, and got the key from him lest he shouldlose it. He was length sent to the work-house, and in course of time recovered and sought his property ; bnt bis great astonishment he was shewn awill, which It was said ...

... discovery was immediately forwarded to the parish-officers of St. George’s, who went to the spot, and brought the head to ; the workhouse. Every possible means were pursued to ascertain who the person wa«, mid Inquiry was asade concerning man that whs found in ...