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... expended on the out-door poor, for the week ended the 3rd of April, and the corresponding week in 1857.- 1857. 1858. Increase. Workhouse ?? 1,249 1,354 105 Lunatic Asylum ?? 208 249 41 Tramps ?? 206 665 59 Out-door Poor ?? 4,943 8,885 3,942 Total increase ? ...
... hard labour, for disorderly conduct and assaulting the insector of the University police. Mr. James, who had only left tie Workhouse that morning, (where he has recently been an inmate, and of which he was one time chaplain,) is well known in the counties ...
... of Guardians for the week ended December 18th, and the corresponding week of last year:- 1857. 1858. Increase. Decrease, Workhouse.1,28, 1,231 1,413 135 .. 1 Lusltic Asylum 210 .. 288 .. 10 ,. - Trnamps 220 .. 107 . ?? 23 OOIdoon Poor 6,4513 .. ,702 ...
... classes; masses of labourers are thrown out of employment, their very means of life are withdrawn, and the Gazette, the workhouse, the homes of the poor, and the honeless wanderers, form a record of mental and physical agony at once the shame and crime ...
... was next considered, the operation of which was thought to be so far inconvenient (especially to the inmates of hospitals, workhouses, and gaols) as to jus- tify a petition to Parliament against the regulation; and Mr. Downing, Mr. Jabet, and Mr. Eyeritt ...
... had met with a serlousaccident, a waggon having passed over his body, and he was removed to the Infirmary at the Warwick Workhouse. The defendant, in ex- tenuation, said that he had not had anything to eat since seven o'clock in the morning (the alleged ...
... condition. ACCIDENT AT SPRING HILL.-On Sunday evening, about half-past nine, a somewhat curious accident occurred near the Workhouse, Birmingham Heath. A horse and trap, which had been hired from Mr. Page, of Bell Street, were being driven towardsthe town ...
... appeared to enjoy an evening spent in kir d and brotherly reunion. On Saturday evening last the inmates of the Birmingham Workhouse assembled in the large dizdng hall, and pre- sented to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper an ad4ress, couched in very appropriate and grateful ...
... oordgg to Mr. Corder's return tor the week ending October -19, 'the Inorerase wan an follows :- : : 1880. 1861. Inceaose. Workhouse 1,182 1,484 501 Lunatic Asylum 202 . .28 23 TimVp Wards 1b6 '47 191 Out-door poor a,262 8,611 3,3j9 Total Increase '8,875 ...
... adeutlsmn wi . . . . On the 20th inet., at st. Peterla. Dale Ead, thy the Rey, (bsaotes Brlttlal, 4braplainof the' Brmineghsam- Workhouse and Borough I I.natios.Aryl rno. Mr. Henry Whittall, cab propnietor, ot Old Creas iStr.et, to Annie. seoolad daunhterof the ...
... amendment was rejected by a majority of 11 to 6.-The Clhairman said he head found that at certain periods the visiting of the Workhouse was not done as the Board could wish. The Visiting and Gencral Purposes Committee lead a laeege amount of work to do, and ...
... who died in the Birmingham Union Workhouse. The first witness called was Maria Everett, who deposed that she was a nurse at the Birmingham aWorkhouse, in charge of the fet e- ward. The deceased came into the Workhouse on the 23rd of June, and died ois ...