... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mr. whether there was any report frOui the committee appointed with regard to the question the permanent surgeon for the Workhouse.—-The rman said the subject bad been adjourned for a «bort time, as the/ thought it f more advisable that the ...

... from the asylum in the new workhouse, there being room in the old building ; and the guardians on Thursday decided to bring nine more. The cost of supporting these in the workhonse is abont 3s. per week each less in the workhouse than inj the asylum. FIFE ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Our Workhouse is in bad odour with the Londun authorities, who have just written to the Ulveraton Guardians, informing theta that they cannot see their way to an acceptance of the plans for additions to and alterations of the building. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. In reference to the care of the workhouse, it was stated that the master and matron. recently Appointed had not sent word at what date they would commence their duties. Since the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Billington, Mr. Raby had engaged ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The CLEPK laid hefore the Board the estimates for provisions for the Workhouse for the coming week. Amongst other thii gs there was estimate for pounds b®ef for the week. A s there are in&ates, this gives over pound beef for each inmate ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Wednesday evening the dining ball of the Wigan Workhouse was given the first of a series of entertainments which is to be provided for the inmates during the winter. There was a large audience, besides the whole of the inmates not confined ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Kerfoot said that morning, when going through fVe honse, he had had his attention called to the bad ttste of th’e entrance hall. The place was in very • d condition, it required flagging and beautifying rl ogethcr, and suggested that ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The CHAIRMAN reported that there are now 295 inmates the workhouse this week, being five more than last week. WORKHOUSE VISITINO COMMITTEE. These minutes were read and confirmed. There was nothing public interest in them. RELIEF RETURNS ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman said he had been ©rer the Workhouse lately and was glad to find that the work was now going on very satisfactorily. i Mr. Lawson asked if it were true that the contractor had oome upon quicksand in sinking the well. The Chairmar ...

... WORKHOUSE, The weekly meeting of the Guardians was held yesterday at the offices, High Park-street; Mr. Hunter in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Carter, R. Lowry, Pritchard, Evans, Mulvey, Alpass, Leyland, Shields, Harrison, Griffiths ...

... used at the workhouse but what were used on the paupers, and none used the paupers except directed by the medical officer. eases [of sickness the patients were fed almost all the time on milk, and the consumption of spirits in the workhouse was small as ...