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... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The master reported that during the fortnight 10 persons had been admitted to the institution, 13 discharged, one had died, and there remained 90. an increase of 24 as computed with the corresponding period of last year. Miss Mary Buller ...
... WORKHOUSE Pathan). the medical officer. reported that in opinion oertain aanutary arrangements should be attended to at the Workhouse. The Standing House Committee said they had -i.insidered Dr. Parham'• suggestion with regard to the drains in the boyi ...
... WORKHOUSE PESTS. It appears (says the (labs) to be the ingrained belief of the British loafer that he places society under an immense obligation whenever he coodescends to enter the workhouse. In one sense that is true enough: society unquestionably benefits ...
... WORKHOUSE MURDER Illustrations of life in St. ?enema Workhouse continue to be supplied to Dr. Lankester and Middlesex juriei. The coroner lately held an inquiry into the came of death of six wipers who had died in the establishment. Dr. Ellie, the medical ...
... WORKHOUSE CURIOSITIES. A visit to the Nottingham Workhouse has revealed some strange facts. Amongst the inmates is a blind woman, sixty•four years old, who has been in the house twenty-six years, and whose weight is only 4st. 11b. ; whilst by her side ...
... THE WORKHOUSE NURSE. An application for tte post of nuts*' at the workhouse was received from Mrs S. Evans. who had held a similar post before. She enclwd testimonials. Thu Clerk road the testimonials. The Chairmen thought them v.ry good. Mr Bache: The ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. Mr %V. Jones (Dolberthog), remarked he bad been informed by the master that he was ILI to sacrifice a portion of his salary if the would consent to allow the workhouse children to attend a school in the town instead of taught at ...
... THE WORKHOUSE, BRECON. On Christmas day, the inmates of the Workhouse sat down to an excellent dinner of roast beef and plum pudding. Mr and Mrs Kettle, the master and matron, looked after the wants and requirements of the paupers in admirable style. ...
... REPAIRS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read the following tenders received for repairs at the Workhouse :—Mr J. R. Morgan, X 47 15s ; Mr Lewis Meredith, £53 14e ; Mr James Thomas and 800, £43 lie 6d ; Messrs Fryer Bros. and Co., £54 15s ; and Messrs Coppage ...
... The Number of Workhouses. A letter was read from the Clerk of the Huilth Union, stating that this Board of Guardians had had under consideration the question of the advisability and importanoo of reducing the number of workhouses throughout the Kingdom ...
... REPAIRS AT THE WORKHOUSE. In 'montane., with the mitruetionr given at the last meeting of the Brant Mr H. N. Kett. the Master, handed in an estimate he had obtained from the Board's Contreetor, Mr Thomas Games, for carrying oat the external painting which ...
... THE WORKHOUSE NURSE. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of above Board was held on Thumlay last, whew the Rev. 11. B. C. Davies presided. Mewl Sheffield and Bache, the vice-eha:rmen. were also present. and a good nmober of Llaardians. ...