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... WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS. ,, We think we may ta+ tcredit to ourselves for the fidelity t and accuracy of our reports of proceedings at public meet- e ings; and it is asubjectiof regret.to us, that in our anxiety m to give a just narrative of what occurs, our ...
... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, May 22, 1847- ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox' 164 Cured Medical and surgical wards. 27 Relieved Lyintr-in ward* 1 Died i Lock wards I RKMAINIMU I!* THE HOSPITALS. Fever and »mallj>ox Medical surgical ...
... the Governor. It was resolved that an assistant surgeon should be appointed to the Workhouse during the present emergency, at salary *2 wesk. Tbe visitors off tbe Workhouse, Messrs. Cafferata and Hand, reported that the children in the nursery did not appear ...
... leading from Evert on road to the Workhouse. It was understood that a no.ice had been served upon the Workhouse the Corporation, ordering that the Board of Guardians should pave half the road directly in front of the Workhouse.—A letter wa9 read sanctioning ...
... - forma-nt, than 'the name of the parish or workhouse.'- WI lie There can be no doubt that the burying alive and the - xuf kidnapping have taken place isi precisely the same loca- te lity. viz., a workhouse, situated in Oastler's imagination Hpt irs or ...
... reason why be voted against The testimonials of candidates for the situation of hou-o surgeon to the Workhouse were referred to special meeting of Workhouse Committee, to recommend the nsmes of not fewer thsn three gentlemen to the Board. It appeared that ...
... patients, who have been for some time under my care, as honorary surgeon to the Workhouse. The patient Hullett, aged 18, was admitted into the Lock-ward of the Workhouse on the 18th of February, under the care of my late colleague Mr. Inman. I consider ...
... Lewin, Stcains, Hand, and Bennett. Prom a statement reid by the BECHBTARY. it appeared the total number of sick cases the Workhouse and Hospital was A letter was received from a number of warehouse owners, representing that in many oases their rents were ...
... for the accompoJstitm of 200 patients, for a sum of a boat £475. Toe Workhouse Committee reported that they had their consideration the propriety of erecting large sheds the Workhouse, for the reception of c nvtleseent patients; and also the propriety ...
... decide. -It- perdfo i ,4 isorn testintegyk lewtiss n'tetetcagta out 'on Friday,1t40s Marctvntegvroo h In Workhouse, visited'a efeunl ?? 04t -Workhouse., *hithctanabt 6ehdi.'Wl W*e ?? attrntioia wascaled.'to tbree girlsi Jae ll hiq -Catherine'Wdithy, and ...
... Peel, Esqrs. Chilli Cheane.—Apothecary.— Mr. O. Padlei ('hanlain.—The Rev. W. Blundell r^«wrer— Richard Qitnon fiVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. ADM Uverpool, April 24. 1847. cured D,#CHA * OED -a«u.» *«* Uek wards .V. ...
... sickly brats who pale-faced stood, Old fashion'd, haggard, lank, and ill. Till Contemplation had her filL Now, I gain the Workhouse brow; What a district lies below ! A leadon vapour intervenes, And kindly hides the sick'ning scenes. Little there of nature ...