... stated. COAT, MsRcna'r.. COVENTRY BAKER'S HORRIBLE DEATH. On Satorday afternoon, in the boardroom at the Caventry Union Workhouse, Dr. Iliffe (coroner) held an inquest touching the death of Frank Morris (27), master baker, who lived with his parents in ...

... with her face to the wall. Medical assistance was obtained, and it was then fjund she was pulseless. Shewastaken to theb Workhouse infirmary and died thereabout two hours after her admission. The post-mortem examination re- ealed a large number of old ...

... shillings a ?? not you understand that that was not sufficient to keep -you properly ? Well, I wanted my brother to go to the workhouse, but he would not go. Further questioned. witness said he was a skilled workman, and had brought out several patents, but ...

... Grounds Cornmittee heinstrected to prepare a memnorial to the Charity Commissioners urging that body to consent to thie old workhouse cottages and gardens being included in the fled Hill Recreation Ground, already given up; that the clerk proparea statement ...

... returned by the jury. - _; ASTOR BOARD. OF GUARDIANS. The members of the Aston Board of Guardiais met yesterdayafternoon at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill, under the presidency of Mr. James Evans, who, at the opening of . the proceedings, sincerely wished his ...

... -The death . of a woman named Elizabeth Barnard, as the result of I an ?? in the c6anal at Smethwiolr, is reported from the workhouse inplrmary. The deceased, who I furty-:aine yem-s of age6, and lodge at 35, Diver Read, Soho, Smethwick, is stated to have ...

... conjurer. Fromn he Chnstma~s tree a large number of presents were nas, to the children. -Mr, T. E Smith (the chairman ci teb Workhouse Coamittee) and Mr. G. East Were erase: daring theevening, and assisted, with the ?? offcials, to promote the enjoyment of ...

... Kiaj.Dnicxsnsrs WoraaxoUrts-Thomes. 4 Kennedy (42), labourer, pleaded guilty, to burglsreously entering the Kiddlerminster Workhouse on November 22. Mfs. 3. B. M atth ews prosecuted. Prisoner had a ;. er bd rcodhaving twice been minenl servitude. He as entncd ...

... with testimonials as to chma ater asd competency, to be seot to mse by the sth prox. and Condzidfdtes to attenld at the Workhouse, Bromugri, nthe 9th January ?? o'clook noon. Third-claiss railwayfare will he allowea to uonsccessful Candidstes. - By order ...

... distributed. ' --THE WINSON' GREEN DROWNING MYSTEPRY. The death of Elizabeth, Barnard, aged forty-nine, who died in the Workhouse Infirmary, on sunday, after an immersion in the canal feeder at Winson Green, is engaging the attention of. Inspector.. Gosling ...

... FATAL ACCIDzNT.-Yesterday afternoon, at Coventry 'Union - Workhouse, the Coroner (Vr. iiffel eonqoired into the death of Esther Miles (71), wife of David Miles. -Deceased went out of the work-house for a few hours on ' Deoehber 27;>and returned-n the evening ...

... and Womersley) were incited by Mr and Mrs. Garnhatn, master and matron of the Warwick Workhouse to see the distribution of the dolls and toys sent to the Workhouse children a, the result of the Daily Circular competition. They were accompanied by ...