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... THE WORKHOUSE. The House Committee recommended that the question renovating tiie kitchen and the cook's sitting-room left the master, and this was confirmed. A tender was received from Mr. G. A. Midgley for the supply four hot-water taps one other tap ...
... THE WORKHOUSE The master, Mr. Guest, reported that George Clarke, aged year*, wa« admitted into the Workhouse from the casual ward on Hth AugiTst, and died ou Wednesday. August. The number of inmate® wok against and against 78, and vagrants 47 against ...
... TWO MANY WORKHOUSES? HOUR’S DISCUSSION. Mr. J. R. Gough said rose with pleasure to move the resolution which stood in his name the agenda. It was follows; * That in, th© opinion of this Board the time has now arrived when the number of Workhouses in the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Tho House Committee recommended that tho usual Christina* fare in the House allowed; that the purchase sleepers for firewood b© left tho discretion of the Master; and that estimates obtained for carrying out certain sanitary work in the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The report of tlio House Committee waa read, the Clerk instructed to thank the donors of Christmas gifte for the House and Childrens Home. The tender of Mr. T. W. Hollis, ot Murelcy, was accepted for carrying out the improvements to the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE The Medical Officer's report as to the eonditiou of the Workhouse was read. Whereas the diet satisfactory, the ventilation was defective. But it was :almost inipossililit to satisfactorily ventilate a house built as the Buck nigh iin Union ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev. Norman Ramsay reported that he had visited the Workhouse and lonnd all going well. Some of the stone steps of the staircase were very slippery, and needed attention. Mr. Read reported that he had visited the Workhouse and found ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. In reply to Mr. F. Holton, the Clerk said the only item of interest respecting the Workhouse since the last meetirtg of the Board was that an officer had visited the building and had afterwards seen him, and in the interview stated that ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman reported the financial matters for the past ouarter, and moved that the accounts paid. He said there was nothing calling for special womment. There was increase in the amounts paid by the relieving officer* of .£5O, but this ...
... THE WORKHOUSE The inmates of the Aylesbury Union House spent Christmas Day very happily. They had the privilege of welcoming Messrs. R. W. l/jcke, J. W. Grist, G. J. Thrasher. J. K. 11. Fowler, and T. J. K. Cannon (members of the Board). Captain J. Lee ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The master, Mr. Will, reported follows: acknowledge with thanks parcel of magazines from the Rev. J. Kiordan; booke for 12 mouths from Mr. O. Oaborn; books, ami toys from Mise Lambton. Mr. and Mr-. VtcCorquodal© visited the Workhouse on ...
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