... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of the Honiton Board of Guardians was held on Saturday at the Honiton Union Workhouse. Mr. R. Marker presided and there were also present Sir John Kennaway, Bart., M.P., Messrs, T. Kennet-Were, J. Y. Anderson- ...

... Ask for BOZODONT. #e. 84 AT a meeting of the Liverpool Workhouse Committee, a letter was read from Dr. Alexander, medical officer, recommending the purchase of an incubator, which the clerk explained was a box contrived for keeping infants at a uniform ...

... hospitals ; 4447 1 licensed houses; 240 in naval and military hospitals: 610 in criminal lunatic asylum (Broadmoor) ; 16,878 in workhouses ; 434 private single patients ; and 5709 out-door paupers. The toral number was composed of 8200 (4035 males and 4164 females) ...

... flaasngeu for a trip t 0 L.“n,g d all information may be oD agent, Mr. T. Mortimore. Fores I our account of the relisio?; © Workhouse last week, we 90y the allegation by the CBapiai had not acted in 3 straight inging e, e 2 by M. North. *29 Miss Acramas bad ...

... l[os/:i!a!,%.vo the right to deal in very severe fashion with those among the poor whom they consider disreputable. There are workhouses—quite different from the poorhouses—to which refractory paupers may be sent. These are really houses of correction, where ...

... Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, who recently visited Windsor workhouse and conversed with the inmates, have sent two handsome candlesticks for use on the Commiinion table of the workhouse chapel. Their Royal Highnesses have also sent a large quantity ...

... TERRIBLE FIRE AT A WORKHOUSE. A disastrous fire has occurred at the workhouse at Newcastle-under-Lyme, a whole wing of the building being destroyed, and seven of the inmates being burned to death. The conflagration broke out shortly before six o'clock ...

... Chamber. ndfi;ing in a workhouse infirmary, and all throught | Mg. G. F. Pzrrorr, M.A., mathematical master at me! How, sir, can 1 made her amends?” | Brighton College, has been appointed by the “By removing her from the workhouse without @ Coopers’ Company ...

... for the whole of England and Wales. The expenditureon in-maintenance comprised the following items : In-maintenance in workhouses and other establishments under the control of the guardians or managers, £952,303; maintenance of paupers in institutions ...

... which upset him very much, and he became worse in health. He had since been under the impression that he wou'd die in the Workhouse, although there was no cause for such, as he was a gentleman of means. It appears he spent a restless night on Friday, and ...

... guardians inquires “whether, in the event of a war or invasion, the board of guardians would be prepared to appropriate their workhouse infirmary at Bow as part of the base hospital necessary for the mobilisation of the army corps for the home defence?” These ...

... application). Another subject of statistical research is—Do paupers and the children of paupers return again and again to the workhouse ; and in what propostion do the sams names appear generation sfter generation on the books, even from the excellent (separated) ...