... WORKHOUSE. On Friday the whole of the iumates of the Wellington Union Workhouse were most generously entertained by the Hon. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert. The master and matron. Mr. and Mr*. O. Thomas, hail made excellent preparations for the occasion. With the ...

... WORKHOUSE. On Friday, at the usual weekly meeting of the Wolverhampton Guardians, the Clerk announced that had received a letter from the Local Government Board intimating that Mr. Long, inspector the Board, had been appointed to investigate the circumstances ...

... OF THE WORKHOUSE. THE Guardians of this Union will, at their Meeting to held on the 12th April next, at noon, proceed to the ELECTION of a MASTER and MATRON for the Union Workhouse Forden. Candidates for the offices must be man and wife, each between ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SCANDAL. TO TK* KPITOR rDPOWW'S JOURHAX.. Sir, *As soon ft* tbi* Kftndftl becftm* pubUc. ftud found its way Into the columns of the press, I hftd expected to hve wen letter after letter in our local paper* from Proud Halopians, expressing ...

... ATCHAX WORKHOUSE. It is sinffular that everyone of whom we asked the way to the Workhouse, smiled. Why Is there any* thing particularly jovial, or likely to incline others to mirth. In going to workhouse? I wot not, if you arc a pauper or a casual. We ...

... THE WORKHOUSE LOAN. The Clerk he had received the following letter from the Local Government Board in reply the resolution passed previous meeting : Local Government Board, Whitehall, 8.W., 17th October, 1871. Forden Union—Workhoux Loan. 1 am directed ...

... auditor. For the benefit the medical men connected with the workhouses of Shropshire, I give the following, as reported by a doctor connected with a largo London workhouse. In this workhouse were a number of aged and infirm ladies, some of whom had been ...

... THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. As we last week announced, the Committee of the Society sent invitation the children in the Workhouse to attend the Show, and the offer was accepted on what must be termed the fashionable” day, namely Wednesday. Nearly seventy ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. The Clerk read letter from Mr. Bidlake, the architect, stating that his plans of the proposed alterations had been approval by the Local Government Board in London. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. The report H.M. Inspector on Workhouse Schools was read, and was of very satisfactory character. The number of children was 107 ; 58 were presented for individual examination, of whom 57 passed in reading, in writing, 57 in arithmetic ...

... THE FUTURE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Bazklst suggested the question of the future workhouse should be referred committee; and, after a lengthy conversation, it wm agreed to. This concluded the business. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE, (FROM OCR OWN Liverpool, Monday, Frr. ly.—The disgraceful slate in which the Workhouse of Ibis town has been for long time past conducted, lately communicated to tbe public through (he medium of metropolitan and local newspapers ...