... adopted and acted within the workhouses of the three kingdoms. 1 will first direct attention to ; The /Ad.—The general house dietary under the control of the Guardians, subject the sanction of the Poor-law Board. In one workhouse, compared with iinother, ...

... any of the family were labouring under typhus, must, after consulting Mr. White, the medical officer, not send them to the workhouse, but that I would give an order for their admission to the General Hospital. Lawson left for that purpose. He was away about ...

... Midland M where pi the Bvenir.fi T he m| monthly. Mcmbrr* their ruunet Member*' Proape't- PUo* without chi DBBK&TKL the c Workhouse tiou which whom the Cl ft Rrwarr King's when found M°w ments, and Ofllcr, M o^ House*, in ?»oiicitor. If, Rkpai 111 Twbi ...

... straight, Wild Rose passed Caller Ou, and now Caractacus came into prominent notice, closing up with Mr. Merry’s.horse. At the workhouse turn Simla, who evidently wanted in speed, was pulled up. and so was Agug. and thus early there was considerable tail, of ...

... to he paid to him by the Guardians of King's Norton Union. The Child and the Clothing liad on when found may seen at the Workhouse. RALPH DOCKER, Clerk to King’s Norton Union. King's Norton, April I Hh, MONE Y.—Any Amount, from £2O. to £500., Lent personal ...

... need his vigilant care. The general dietary »» equal to most unions, and the tvsls and bedding are bitter than many union workhouses supply. The lunatic and imbecile class are not taken out be- Kind the boundary walls; many of these would probably •nefiled ...

... Bn-wer, jun., W. Ward, and Corbett.— After the relief cases, short discussion ensued as the quantity of gas consumed in the Workhouse •luring the quarter, and which amounted to67o,7oofeet, a quantity considered Mr. Green and others rather large.—The Master ...

... each in the accounts of the Overseers of the parish of Oldbury.—A letter was read from James Kershaw, male nurse at the Workhouse, asking the Hoard to give him a testimonial with a view to bis becoming a candidate for th** office of Inspector of Nuisances ...

... . . A Pauper. —Catherine Moon, an elderly-looking woman, was charged with being disorderly. and leaving the Birmingham Workhouse, Winson Green, without leave. The Bench discharged the prisoner on her promising to behave better for the future. Brutal ...

... Thomas Grainger, and who ...

... the Workhouse Dr. But Daviea, the Borough Coroner, held an inquest yesterday afternoon, the Birmingham Arms Inn, Dudley Rood, touching the death of man named David Hunt, 59 vears of age. a hawker, who died very suddenly at the Birmingham workhouse on Monday ...

... Market llaritorouvh, and j*m»>* rt. hurv. wds- changed .Mr. John llarey. superintendent of lai>oiir.ii lie- Ihnninitlunu Workhouse, U ii**r disorderly at tlutf institution, Friday mornlntr. and rcfUsina to p*Ttorm the work them in return for their uixht’s ...