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... leaving the workhouse. lie now owed the Guardians& i.ousiderable amount. • . . Rev. T. B Williams said it seemed to him that they were Its in letting people of the type of the man they were dialing with that thiy their families to the workhouse. Owe there ...
... FIRE AT A WORKHOUSE. EXCITING SCENES AT PLYMOUTH. A serious firs broke oat early on Friday mom mg at Workhouse. It originated in the top storey of the main block. in which 150 inmates were sleeping on three 600rf. Within • few minutes of the discover ...
... Sick Wards in Workhouses. The Eatherhithe inquiry adds one more to the accumulated proofs of the incapacity of guardians to act as hospital managers, and of the unfitness of workhouse masters to rule infirmaries. The beating of patients, their washing ...
... witness that the order wait given her daughter about II ant she did not start to go to the Workhouse till 3 p.m Witness said her daughter had been to the Workhouse about six weeks ago. Her siater went down to see and she bleat with her. An • mother herself ...
... THE BOLTON WORKHOUSE SCANDAL At Bolton on Friday a Local Government Board y was opened before Mr. J. J. Henley dealing with the alleged irregularities and immorality at the Bolton Union Workhouse. The scandal arose through Boas Morris, one of the nurses ...
... BBBTICB AT THR WORKHOUSE. The Master repo-ted (hat the Bav Josiah Jones held service tho House May 22nd, and Rev John Roberts on the 29th of May. ...
... WORKHOUSE MASTER FIN At Sunderland the Meeter of the Union Work• house fined £lO for removing pigs from the Workhouse ground eontrary to the provisions of the Swine Fever Order. A pig jobber mimed Potts was lined similar sum in connection with the removal ...
... Workhouse Water-Service. Complaints were read from Mr D. J. Richards (master) with rempect to the defective amply of water at the workhouse. In the event of the anwly be useless, and there was not a suivint quantity famed for domestic purposes ,without ...
... LITERATURE FOR BRECON WORKHOUSE. To the Editor o/ Cotiftty Slll,—On behalf of the Brecon Union Standing House Committee I venture to ask you to allow n#l, throa4h the medium of your columns, to make an appeal for any old newspapers, (daily, weekly, i ...
... A WORKHOUSE VIRAGO. stoat, healthy-looking young woman was charged at the Maryiebone Police-court with the following brutal assault Mr. Tubbs, assistant overseer of the Maryiebone Workhouse, said that the prisoner was an inmate of the workhouse. On Saturday ...
... HUSBAND AND WIFJ IN WORKHOUSES. In reply to Mr Elliot Lees, Mr Bitohie explained that husband and wife over 60 years of age were not compelled law to lire apart in workhouses, and from time to time the Local Government Board had drawn the attention of ...
... THE DEATH AT THE ABERYSTWYTH WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the COUNTY TIMES AND POST. SIR,— In your report of the meeting of the Aberystwyth Board of Guardians and of the inquest held on the body of Charles Thomas, Mr .Tone, the farmer, has been pretty ...