... and Laurence. , The weekly returns that the number of inmates iu the workhouse was 2,1*85, increase of :VJ ou the week, and 33 on the year. road Workhouse there were 88 persons. The number patients in the hospital was 860, decrease of the vear. and 15 ...

... WORKHOUSE A specification from Mr. Downbam of the intended kitchen n.nge for the workhouse was read. On the motion of Mr. Whittaker, seconded by Mr. Wild, it was decided that the work should be given to Mr. Downham. REPAIRS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk ...

... removed to the Jericho workhouse.—The Clerk said he had letter from Lancaster which he proceeded to read, and which stated that the committee of the asylum were ready to allow the inmates referred to to be removed to the workhouse, but it would be necessary ...

... ia the workhouse.—Mr. Eolger : It net sufficient keep him —Mr. Pee* : I think it is not right anc--usage the* * people. It is maudlin sentimentality. which ought not.to encouraged. LUNATICS IN THE WORKHOUBE. EITRAORDINARY To-day, the Workhouse Committee ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mary Tower, girl tho ape of five vears. died at the Whieton Workhouse this morning from the effects of burns. She lived with her parents at 5, -JohnsonV-loae, Ditton, and on Tuesday morning was* badly born * On being admitted to the workhouse ...

... WORKHOUSE. A most successful entertainment was provided cn evening for the amusement of tbs inmates of iho Workhouse in Saithdnworoad. There was eery large audience, and several members of board of guardians wars present. considerable number of tones ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. tb• Liverpool Police post tooloy, before Kowa J. &snare and David Borah Balm; a afatilt, middle-wed woolaa, who war lately no inmate of the war) , home, and who had bnu the Folooorre do* ebarged with venous offencto ready nice Lakerpret ...

... WORKHOUSE. The. church services, morning and •Reenact, the 13rownlaw-hill Workhouse, yesterday, were hchl as • harvest RitiraL The church wag decorated with fruit, flowers., tors of Corn, &a. There Was a large congregation. including many visitors, the ...

... THE 'WORKHOUSE. The Clerk road the following resolution (which he described as an important one) of the House Committee ;—“ That Jno. Duncan, aged 86, and his wife Margaret, aged 90, be allowed to live together in a room apart from the other inmates.” ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Average cost per head per week for the half yearcoat of provisions, 2s. 7d.; necessaries and miscellaneous, 2dd.; clothing, 4jd. ; total, 3s 2Jd. per head per week. Provisions consumed in the workhouse during the half year amounted to £1525 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said the government inspector, Mr. Cane, had visited the workhouse, and found it to be generally in the same state as onhis two previous visits. The inspector added It is much to be desired that the new hospital should be completed ...

... WORKHOUSE. A doth, under eomeehit peculier eir™™' atuuM, oceetred in the eeslum Wei ton Workluom, so Batnidny morning. dock : HoghKileyhea for the last thre« *“ been drinking to exoeea, and Tueaday laat he complained being unwell. On that and the three ...