... might require. She said she bad Just come from Manchester to Liverpool to take batik a niece who had been confined in the workhouses. During all the time she stayed with her she never went out, and as an excuse mid she was troubled with rheumatism. On the ...

... the workhouses throughout the country a fish diet on one day in the week is adopted not only for cheapness but also on account of its light and wholesome nature. Some four weeks since a Grimsby merchant offered to supply one of largest workhouses in London ...

... bleeding profusely. When he reached Mr. Masery's house be was very , weak from lose of blood, and be was removed to the workhouse hospital and the pais* merit nformed of the occurrence. His 'etudes were to be of a very serious character. He was mashed ...

... The subject then dropped. THE HYDRANT AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk reported that he had written to the Urban Sanitary Authority, as instructed, in regard to the hydrant which was required at the workhouse, and had received the following reply :-- Town ...

... medical officer upon the workhouse drainage, &c. was ordered to be submitted to the counts , surveyor, and the borough surveyor, for their attention, the consideration then to he referred to the visiting committee of the workhouse. He understood that the ...

... CHAPLAIN'S JOURNAL reported that the usual divine services at the workhouse had been regularly performed. TRE VISITOR'S BOOK. This book stated that the usual fortnightly visit to the workhouse had been made by the visiting committee, who reported that several ...

... reported that the usual workhouse had been regul TEE VISITI This book stated that 1 to the workhouse had I committee, who report were suffering from ring were consequently kep mittee also reported tk Williams, 14 years of the workhouse desire house had been ...

... meet and discuss the matter on that day week. The Rev. J. J. Evans thought that it would save time if the master of the workhouse was asked to be present, and bring some of the clothing for the inspection of the committee. This was agreed to and the matter ...

... at the lower end of Councillor Smith's house be removed to the upper end, so as to give light to the road leading to the workhouse. Mr Lewis offered to pay the cost of removing the lamp and £1 per annum for gas.—Dr. Williams strongly supported the alteration ...

... murder, dlappored, and not Mee likes. The eseaped.—dewriams Peper. DMZ 01 011111111AZIAN.—David an M. male of at. Pewee Workhouse, London, didd ca Sunday svealng While eaddenly, at the advanced Ni of 101 The woe born la Swansea as the I9tb of September ...

... Crickhowell Board of Guardians. The fortnightly meeting of this board was held at the Workhouse on Monday last. Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P. (chairman) presided. There were also preseni,—G. F. W. Miles, R. B,aikes, B. Jayne, P. Davies, Esqrs., and Rev ...

... regretted that more was not done by the Society for the more friendless girls the workhouse girls. brought up as they are without home training it is an acknowledged fact that workhouse girls are not fitted for domestic service. He advocated that the central committee ...