... WORKHOUSE. ' Thi*! ir.ornirg, at Coventry Police Court, John 1 McDermott, described labourer, of no settled abode, | was charged with wilfull? lireaking pane of gins* the Sfominrd and doing damage to the amount uf*s«. fcd. The bief of Police stated that ...

... WORKHOUSE. the meeting of the Shardlow Board of Guardians, on Monday, a report was received from commit tee which bad been appointed investigate certain charges against the officials of the workhouse of having strapped in their beds patients suffering ...

... WORKHOUSE. Walsall, Friday. At the meeting of the Walsall Guardians to-day an plication was received from the Rev. P. Holden for the a room in the workhouse once week for the purpose of administering instruction the Roman Catholic tamates. The members ...

... WORKHOUSE. Yesterday a protracted investigation took place the West Bromwich Union Workhouse, conducted by Mr. Doyle, the Goyemment Inspector of Workhouses, relative to the general management of that institution. The inquiry was conducted in presence ...

... WORKHOUSE VIHITUsG tb« WorkiMOM WorkbOßM Infirmary nW, for the proeoc. Py order. WALTKK nowsy. a«4 to the Oraudi***. pariah OSoec, * ~ i Street, fieptombsr 2b, l&fl. 112 •mi U I C - L FESTIVAL. all Tfiffi MUSIC BZ 13 NOW SALK THE EDUCATIONAL COMPANY’S ...

... WORKHOUSE. At Devizes Workhouse this morning paui»er named thrust red-hot poker into the neck of another named Coleman, who died almost immediately. Bofri were over 70 years. LOSS OF A VESSEL AND 17 OF HER CREW. The Central News Greenock correspondent ...

... WORKHOUSE. Sir.—Rcfcmnjftotne letterinlast-nieht'SiV'Ttffmmthe editor of the Friendly Societirs Recorder, chairman of the Hout-n Committee the King's Norton Board Guardians. feel mute pure my committee will be pleased to place Mr. Moore’s disposal the ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the Birmingham Daily Mail. Sir,—ln your leaderette in the Daily Mad Saturday last you state that I supplied the chairman of the Worljhouse Committee with report to the number of old men who returned drunk to the workliouse ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At this great institution, which has population of nearly 2,000 persons, Christmas was celebrated in the good old traditional style. A general relaxation of discipline was permitted, greatly the joy of the inmates, and not a little increasing ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The workhouse at Birmingham, situated a little distance from the town, is one of the largest institutions of the kind in the kingdom ; it is, in fact, a small colony, and has attached to it an Infirmary larger than the generality of those ...

... Workhouse and School .. 2,1 M 1.6A3 Lunatic Asylum 47 Tramp Ward. Out-ooor relief ».533 S.MS 1.2W The balance due from the t?eaanrer on the general account at close of the week £2,096.13r. M. BIRMINGHAM ...

... 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 ...