... apparel, the property of Mary James. On Saturday last the complainant was on a visit to her mother, who is a nurse in the workhouse. The prisoner was an inmate of the Refuge at the time, and by some means she ob- tained possession of the complainant's things ...

... therefore been turned to ihe other turnpike* gates, One atood in such a position as to bar the access* from the town to the workhouse, and completely pre-S vented all access into the country on thai side of tbe f town, without paying toll. Tbe gate on tbe ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. This Board met on Saturday, H. O. Jones, Esq., in the chair. The Master of the Workhouse reported that 69 paupers had been admitted and 57 discharged during the week, leaving in the house 300 inmates, being an increase of 1U ...

... degree. He had a wife and family in Essex, but he had come up to London to try to earn something to keep them out of the workhouse. From his evidence it seemed that he and deceased had to leave their situations at Figgins' type-foundry, where they had ...

... streets and painful, too, it is to see a shivering, hungry, crowd on the steps of our workhouses-a crowd, in some cases, more than the casual ward can accommodate. Our workhouses are, in fact, a 1 full to overflowing, and thousands would go in the house but ...

... paupers. Of the 37,570 insane paupers the number in county or borough lunatic asylums had risen to 20,257 the number in workhouses was still as large as 9,608. A MATt: AND SEAM VN DROWNED IN PENARTII ROADS.—On Sunday afternoon a serious accident occurred ...

... be afterwards modified, it is to be built with stone arches and stone piers. HORRIBLE DEATH.—AN inquest was held at the Workhouse, on Friday, on the body of a young woman named Catherine Driscoll. It appeared that deceased, who belonged to the great body ...

... wea. tber, there was a very thin attendance. The minutes of the last meeting having been con- firmed, The Master of the Workhouse reported that there had been 58 admissions and 58 discharged during the week, leaving 300 in the house, being an iucreasc ...

... believe that if the proposed measures were carried out, they would entirely subvert all good government and order in the workhouses and rliitric: schools in England, and deprive the inmates of the religious liberty they now snjoy, and reduce the paro- ...

... keep him out of the workhouse were useless; into the workhouse be would go. And when some £300 was left him by a relative, he handed over the whole of the sum to the parish authorities, and took up his quarters for life in the workhouse, refusing to leave ...

... Union, an experienced Nurse for the Union Workhouse. She must be without incumbrance, of sober and indus- trious habits, able to read and write, and to undertake the care of the sick inmates of the Workhouse, under the directions of the Guardians and ...

... met on Saturday, R. o. Jones, Esq., it the chair.. The minutes of the last [meeting were read confirmed. The Master of the Workhouse reported that tb^J had been 1 admitted and 111 discharged during4^ week, leaving ?20 in the house, being an increase^ 37 ...