... the hospital till yesterday. Two further cases, which may. hare been imported, were diacorered in the Tramp Ward Hunalet Workhouse yesterday, and they alao «v« promptly reniorrd the hospital, as was case from and another from the East End district. The ...

... cloded. . I NCREAz1sE oP TRAMPS AT KNABEsBOROiGH.- y The number of tramp seeking for admission at the Knaresbrough Union Workhouse has lately been very > much on the increase. For the two weeks ending TueF. n day, 674 applied for lodgings, or an average ...

... recommendation of Dr. Holmes, the eedical officer, and Mr. Robinson, the relieving officer ordered to be admitted into the Workhouse, as she was not capable of keeping herself clean. Irevious to the removal the relieving officer, being Jealous that she had ...

... motion was then put, and carried, with only one dissentient. -A letter was read from Mr. Dolan, the medical officer of the workhouse, calling attention to the overcrowded state of the male imbecile wards, and stating that two of the inmates had been removed ...

... Foster end Clayton, two of the visitera for the Commissioners in l.unacy, upon the condition of the lunatic wards in the Workhouse. The report stated that the food supplied to the inmates was of good quality and ample in quan- tity, and that there could ...

... afternoon, Mr. H1enry, ?? > of the Holbeck Board of Guardians, and his wife, gave -a treat to the inmates of the Holbeck Workhouse. They were conveyed to Roundhay Park in six wag onettes, and allowed to disperse about the park at will. substantial a k ...

... time to time olhieiolv visited thle workhouse-anld many of thens hail visited -it privately-he had dforteo at any I a tines and having also visited a great nuiheriry of others, he dird not blieve there wait a workhouse or ion linhirriy iro tha kingd~omo ...

... autho- rity to do is to relieve .1ll gulardians from their duties, as they are now, apparently, only so many puppets. If the Workhouses and Unions were al' administered by Government we should have uniformity, even if of a harsh kind. But we should gain. we ...

... DOCKERS IN CONGRESS. THE TOILERS TO DEAL W'»'» THE. PUBLICANS. NOT WORKHOUSES. Tk» aanoal Dackm' Oonfmacoa* Swaaaaa opened iU day's ptoraadiag, with addrew of walooma from the Swaana Trade Labour Couucii, af tar Mr. Tom liana dahrarad adifiiw, dealt now ...

... ear witness. It is as n, ?? taking a walk down Noble-street, I at, saw a man in the act of running away from the union lly workhouse, with part of his clothes on, and the other nd part he had left behind him; he looked like death; of shivering and shaking ...

... the origin of a false and mischievous rumour which had got abroad to the effect that Maria Fitzpatrick, an inmate of the Workhouse, had been placed by Mr. Williams, the master, in the refractory ward, had been forgotten by him, and found dead, with a child ...

... Borough Coroner, held an inquest at n the workhouse on Saturday on the body of Michael Wnlsh, hbricklayer, aged 42, *tho resided in York-copnrt, ebut who -at the time of his death was an inmate of the workhouse. He 'was admitted to that institution on ...