... TIlE WORKHOUSE. - _ At A - . ?? . e The inmaites at the workhouse wereentertained in a very liberal smanner yesterdav, in accordance with what hS s now become a well-establishod custom, and another e brighst day vias added to that somewhat moaotonous ...

... THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE WORKHOUSE. MEETING OF THE GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTER meeting of this committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the Workhouse, to take into consideration the letter read at the meeting of the Board, Wedneeday, from the Poor Law ...

... THE CHELTENITAR WORKHOUSE, ImPORtTANT STATEM-ENT BY TilE POOR LXtWff INSPECTOR. At the tlekly meeting of the Oheltenhain Guardians, on Thisrodisy, ailter the ordinary business, B EV. Graves, Peer Lw s.p1sc to r d eivered an address to the Board. Mr. Graves ...

... BIRMINGHAM WORKEHOUSE. A meeting of the House Committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the Workhouse,,under the proeidency of Mr. Kneebone.-The medical superintendent of the small-pox wards (bir. E, T. Burton) reported that the increase of cases admitted ...

... WORIHOUSE. Yesterday afternoon; the ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Coummittee was held at the Workhouse ; Mr. J. I. Holden ?? House Sub and School Committee, in their aeort, stated that with reference to the question as to the ...

... BiRMIN G1AM_ WORKHOUSE. A svecial meeting of the Visiting ani Ganeral P'rposes Oommittee of the Board of Giadiausweas held- at1 the Werkhouse,'yeste'rday, ;dMr. Kneebone in ths ohalr. A GOOD xAMPi-Mr.POi1OO one otthe membera of the committee, stated that ...

... BIR3IiINGEAMI WORKHOUSE. 1Yasteslray afternoon the ordinary fortnighstly t0j, of the Visiting anil General Ptirposes Qoesnimttee vs;W ?? at thie Birmingham Worklloulse, under the prcsidncs J Mr. llland.-Mr. BATES, the medical officer of the snl: pox hospital ...

... yesterday; MIr. T. Hanaks (chairman) ?? Sub-committeo nppointedo to consider the 'aceomnuodrition and classifrcatron at ilbs Workhouse, . andl to recommieond the best ?? in their opinion to roliovo the pressure oxisting, ro- ported as follows: Thbit many ...

... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. ALTEGED lEURIAL SCANDAL. At iho fortnigltly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Cominittee of the Biriningharrr Poliard of Guardians, held at the W~orkhouso yesterday-Mr. loor presiding-Mr. DY. Bromwich, coaehman at the WVork- ...

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... and Loughborough Union Workhouses, drum and fife or brass bands have been estab. lished amongst the boys. The Leighton Buzzard nd Bir- mingham Workhouses only have medical officers residing In them, and in the latter workhouse only are drugs sup. plied ...

... INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE. Dl]r. H-. Hrawkia, tho borough coroner, held an inqiuest on Snaturtily afternoon at the Dirmsinghrnnn Workhonso, on the boely of Adara Peedlehury.-Elizabeth Tombs, wife of Jonathan Tombs9, brickliayer's libotirer, 8, Frederick ...