... published by Dr. Cobausen, in 1742, in which he an. deavoiirs, with much learning, to prove that Hi-rmippus was the master of a workhouse or teacher of female children at Rome. He advocated some doctrines in his time, which are too ridiculous for Communication ...

... Lord Mayor, who had made tin order of affiliation on the de- fendant, he being the reputed father of a child, born in the workhouse on the ISth of April, the mother, Mary Ann Franklyn, having been previously in the service of the defendant, She repeated ...

... amount*. Anotheh .Alt 11 111; 11 iv Whitjch.^pei Vav morning, at half-jiast two, a dreadful murder WM ll ' mitted, near the workhouse, on the Wfaltechapel room on the body of a watchman, named Dawkins. From what can be collected, it appear*, a young woman ...

... but if they saw such cloth upon his counter, they would be very likely to say, ** we shall want some of that cloth for our workhouse. For his part, bethought that those narrow prejudices which would interpose a barrier between one country and another should ...

... ttc- cteiut, and that he ought not to be charged for certain hralldy which he had generously given to the paupers in the workhouse, of which he was governor. The election to which the defendant alluded was for a town- clerk of this city, which cost upwartls ...

... Morgan, died in the workhouse of St. Clement Danes, under circumstances to which some degree of mystery is attached. It apjiears, that on Tuesday, this man, who resided in the parish, applied for audob- Uiined admission into the workhouse. Soon after he Ih ...

... Tuesday, the worthy magistrate intimating he should not take bail. The child was sent to the In- firmary of St. Giles's workhouse. The poor child was cleanly and neatly dressed, but did not appear in the slightest degree improved in health. VVoolf denied ...

... his furniture- to he taken from his house, which they locked up, and carried the furniture to the workhouse. The plaintiff's wife was taken to the workhouse, where- in two months afterwards she lay in, the plaintiff's fa- ther, a man of colour, paying all ...

... asked the boy how he came to run away from the workhouse ? The boy said the beadle turned him out once, and he wanted his father to put him out apprentice. Mr. White reprimanded him for leaving the workhouse and leading such a vagabond life, and ordered ...

... we shall spurn Our own salvation. Coroner's Inquest — Yesterday an inquest was held in the committee-room of St. Andrew's workhouse, Grays-inn-lane, on the body of John Carmoody. It appeared that the deceased was employed with several other men in repairing ...

... in 401. each ; I shall, [besides, require 24 hours' notice of its solvency. Norris, you had better take this child to the workhouse, where tier wounds will be dresseel. Norris — With your permission, your worship, I should rather take her to my own house ...

... prodigal expenditure, and though the Outlay in enlarging the workhouse was considerable, amount- ing to somewhat more than 4!K»1., at least half of one year's rat.., yet when the workhouse was finished, (hey were enabled at OnCjP to refuse relief to all ...