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... BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE. The ordinary fortniglitly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes (ommittee was held yesterday after- noon, at the W'orkhouse, under the presidency of Mr. Bland.-The report of Mr. Bates, the medical officer of the small-pox ...
... at the Parish Offices, yesterday morning, for the deputation from the iron- workers who are on strike. the Master of the Workhouse (Mr. Mitchell) came down and informed them that a case of smallpoxhad just been discovered in the male tramp ward. The i ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE. OPPIOIAL REPORT. About a year and a half ago, the Poor Law Board in- strueted Dr EdwardSmith, their medlcal inspector, to viit forty-eight of the principal workhouses In the provinces, and to report upon their condition. A blue ...
... REFRESHMENTS AT THE WORKHOUSE The members of the Revision Committee of the Birmingham Workhouse—those who had the remarkably good luncheons and dinners recently described—have resigned their offices as committee-men. They did not, it appears, object to ...
... WORKROUgM Yesterday afternoon the ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Committee was held at thse Workhouse ; Mr. J. T. Holden presiding.-Mr. SurcssosN, in his report, stated that a child named James NVilliams, tgod three years, ...
... BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE. The fortnightly meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Committee of the Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, yesterday afternoon ; Ur. Bloore In the chair. SMAL.-rox.-The medical officer for ?? patients (Mr. Burton) ...
... Workhouse Reshaped LORD TAYLOR said anyone wishing to see the Welfare State at its best could not do better than visit the geriatric department of University College Hospital. looked after by Lord Amulree. It is noused In what was one of the terrible ...
... upon to permit the Catholic inmates of the Bir- mingham Workhouse to leave the Workhouse to attend a Catholic place of worship, and you ask me to point out any way by which the inmates of the Workhouse may be enabled to attend divine service in the town. ...
... BIRMINGHAMf WORKHOUSE. Yesterday afternoon a iorright1y meeting of the House Committee was held at the Birmingham Workhouse, under the presidency of Mr. Bloor (Chairman). The report of Mr. E. T. Burton, the medioal superin- tendent of the Small-pox Infirmary ...
... EPILEPTIC lWAltDS AND THE TRAMP SYSTMIl. The ordinary weekly meeting of the (leneral Perposes committee was hetl at the Workhouse, yesterday; Mr. Bridge presiding. TrJ2H SKIC AND 'liMl,'IlE'T WMADS.-llfr. WnrITCOOB. the snedical officer, presrented the ...
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... CERISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUS,. At noon yestorday the Interior of the Workhouse pro. seuted a genuine Christmas appearance, and the two thou- Sand Inmates of that extonslve range of bulldinga-th3 extent of whioh no one can judge of adequately without a minute ...