... where told they could not be employed, were not wanted, Ac. and whilst famishing and perishing, had all been forced go the workhouse to sustain where several of them died miserably, and the remainder are almost living skeletons, by disease of mind.anel body ...

... great principle. Yes, and we see the result in every direction. Our poor are starving; our warehouses are empty ; but our workhouses overflowing. Mr. Sadler very properly remarked that if we are desirous to enter into competition with other nations with ...

... board health have been called together, and measures are taken for constituting a legally authorized board back-premises the work-house have been appropriated hospital, more from necessity than choice, and two or three the inmates have already fallen victims ...

... magistrates have been reviled, your nobles intuited, you* cities burnt, your manufacture ruined, >'mr labourers driven the workhouse, their wives and families starving. The circulation of capital lias been checked—commercial enterprise parahaed-—the •ources ...

... was reckoned at i. and their total expense for niaintmance.^'m.Win; and with officers and contingent expenses, •gIoa.HOU, Workhouses for the parish poor are not noticed in this document. David Hume and his Mother,— Hume, the historian, received a religious ...

... was transacted, and \ '■ ' j-' lal session for that purpose, a number of »h transferred. Margery C ,lh)i, v , *ynemouth Workhouse, was committed o rrect ion, for 14 days, for misconduct v ith *• Jobrfl','? d other inmates of the worklhe e h Vlo! ~eld ...

... magistrates, next to the evil laws themselves, appears to the principle difficulty encountered rescuing parish. render the workhouse disagreeable as possible the indolent and licentious, and then to make the offer of residence there paramount to a magistrate's ...

... seek that employment in a foreign country they cannot obtain at home. The aged and infirm are obliged to take refuge the workhouse, or sulfer a half-starved existence on scanty relief. Postponement of the Bank Charter. In the minority who voted, Friday ...

... additional slice of bread to the artizan or the peasant ? They have sent many poor clerk and his wife and children to the workhouse—but have they rescued one individual from it But they have remitted taxes. Yes, truly, on tiles, and tallow, and marine ...

... should known that she had become pregnant while in her service, sue would lose her situation of matron of iMonkwearmouth workhouse. . , Witnesses were then called to prove that, since the prisoner's apprehension, she had evinced great anxiety to see and ...

... that pli.ee; afterwards for length of time South America, an« during several ot the last years ~f his life, in. the parish workhouse. Morpeth, ult. aged Ann, widow of the lat? Mi. John Cranston, slater. At Alnwick, the ultimo, 38, Jane, v f M Matthew Burnett ...

... been stan ding but a few seconds previously, gave way. Mrs. Robinson and her four children were conveyed to St. Giles’s Workhouse, ang Middlesex Hospital, having been seve the eldest daughter to Tely burnt about the arms a!) dlegs. We are happy to state ...