... THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE _EDITOR OF TUE A LBION• Stn,—ln your last paper you undertook, on suffiecient authority, no doubt, to deny the truth of thestatement made by me at the Vestry meeting, and, as your denial amounted to a charge of falsehood, 1 beg to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. TO - THE EDITOR OE TUE 'ALBION - . your last paper you undertook, on sufficient authority, no doubt, to deny the truth of the statement made by me at the Vestry meeting, and, as your denial amounted to a charge of falsehood, I beg to ask ...

... MANAGEMENT OF THE WORKHOUSE, TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. SIR, —Knowing the alacrity with which you are ready at times to defend the cause of the poor, allow me, through medium of your invaluable paper, to lay before the public short statement of a new ...

... OPERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Several important and most painful operations were performed on Thursday, at the Workhouse Hospital, by Dr. F. H. Brett, in the presence of the staff and other gentlemen, where the new agent for producing insensibility was ...

... TENDERS FOR THE. WORKHOUSE. Sin,—My attentio n , To Elm morning, to an advertise e e a l t a t t r O a f F a d r T e s t i i m e E n a d A n a L , r nswf for .d th ir e ec w t a e r d is tl r t a is . quired in the enlarge men t and the conditions under ...

... OPERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Several important and most painful operations were performed on Thursday, at the Workhouse Hospital, by Dr. F. H. Brett, in the presence of the staff and other gentlemen, where the new agent for producing insensibility was ...

... DISCIPLINE OF THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALDIDIt. STR,—The remarks of Humanist's, in your paper of the 17th instant, deserve the consideration of every humane and considerate mind. I have been in the habit, for some time past, of occasionally ...

... WE WORKHOUSE. Statement cZitne average number and expansie of paaperi the Workh.. 4 4e, fur the week ending PAUPERS. PER REAP. PER WEEK. • :I,th. 16.34. • • .1711 10i4. • 4161. /7s. lid. May,tlth, • I 9, 161 5 0 Less 89 more 1i more 0 12 31 at.7..tement ...

... REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE WORKHOUSE., The Visitors, during their first visits through the wards , pointed out many things respecting cleanliness, dampness, 604 and, on their last visit, are happy to say that the suggestion given were fully carried out ...

... THE LIVERPO()T, WORKHOUSE. In another part of our paper will be found a paragraph, containing some remarks, made by Mr. Rushton, on the state of the Liverpool Workhouse. A more full account of the case which was brought before Mr. Rushton appeared in ...

... PLANS FOR THE SUB-WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE ALBION. SlR,—Will you allow me, through the medium of your valuable journal, to suggest the propriety of the Guardians submitting, or, rather, exhibiting the sub-workhouse plans to the inspection of the ...

... PLANS FOR IE SUB-WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Ste,— A most unjustifiable attack, in my opinion, was made on the Board of Guardians in a leading article of last Friday's Mercury. under the pretence of anxiety for the public (query. private?) good. It ...