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... instruction of workhouses and workhouse infirmaries. In their letter of instructions the board intend that these instructions are intended as general guide to the architect employed by the Guardians, and are not designed unduly to fetter his discretion ...
... WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOH. Sib,—lt has leaked out that some of the Guardians of the Madeley Union have, with the desire of more effectually accomplishing their pet scheme of erecting a new Union Workhouse, been in communication with the Poor Law Board ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. following entries In tbe rial tors' book were rend Wo here thin slsited the workhouse, snd Hod the wards dean end well kept, the Inmates healthy and well cared for.— B. IawRRNCE, R. ASSLOW. May Id, 1878. -- I this day inspected the schools ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. A considerable quantity of new slating being done on tbe west aide of honae. End the contract fell Mr. Cartwright—the work to be completed to October. THB CONTRACTS. Mr. C. Cooke bronghfc forward hia notice of motion, that the provision ...
... WORKHOUSE. 10 THB. EDITOR. Sib,—ln former letter of mine, which wa« dcroted to careful examination of Mr. Plum's elaborate plea for a new union workhouse, promised that I wou in future letter call attention to some matters not unworthy of general con ...
... WORKHOUSE. The system nursing Wellington Workhouse Infirmary was discus sod at soecial meeting of the Board of Guardians on Thursday afternoon; present:—Mr. E. Holmes (chairman), the Rev. W. P. Nock, Messrs. H. H. Fronoe-Hayhurst, E. Lawrence. M. H. Bailey ...
... WORKHOUSE. TO TH IDITOB. Stb,— May I beg for apace in your column* bring Into notice, reference to this question, fact which baa been omitted by each and all of your coneapondents! That the circumstance which riae the renewed dhcnaalon o! the question ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read letter from the Local Government Board in reference to the report of their inspector, Mr. Murray Browne, of his visit to the workhouse. The Inspector reported that no proper facilities existed for communication between the ...
... WORKHOUSE. madeley union.-the new EDITOR, am,— May I offer few remarks in reference A Batepayer’a” letter your last impression. In the first sentence he allows that certain fact has not been noticed; in the next sentence he uses words which indicate ...
... THE WORKHOUSE BARBER. The Clerk read the letter from the barber the house applying for an increase of salary.—The Chairman asked what the Board gave the present.—The Clerk replied that it was £7 10s. a year.—ln reply to Mr. Edward Jones’s request, the ...
... AT WORKHOUSE, At Shrewsbury County Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. J. B. Lloyd, a tramp, named John (36), who declined to give any account of his antecedents, was charged with attempting to commit suicide cutting bis throat with a tabic knife in ...
... WORKHOUSE DIETRY. The Clerk read circular from the Local Government Board stating that the question of workhouse rtietry was under thi ir consideration, and asking for return of the orfe house. dletry table now force the The clerk was instructed to furnish ...