... 1855 Miaa Twining published her fir* pamphlet on the need general Workhouse visiting, having importuned tho Poor Law Board in Tain, and 1857 &be read her paper on Condition of Workhouses to the first Social Science Congresa, held Birmingham. Thereafter ...

... with board, lodging, and washing, who most also competent to superintend and instruct such children may temporarily the Workhouse (the orphans, deserted children, and permanent Indoor paupers’ children being maintained else where). Applications, in the ...

... subsequently found sleeping out, and charged. She was then advised to go to the workhouse, but would not do so. The Chainnan (Mr. Philip Savill) • Will you to the workhouse or to prieoo, which? Prisoner. I will go to the union nntd I get place. The Chainnan: ...

... Is “Little Teddy,” and who was one of the inmates of the house at Brixton, has been identified and taken from the Lambeth Workhouse. A woman named Carter has come forward with child two and a-half years old, placed in her care by the prisoner '‘Waters’’ ...

... whose duty will be to give hie whole time to the service of the Board, and act at all times under direction the ot the Workhouse Poll WtiraUr. tbs duties can be obtainod of Ma.ter. Wages £1 per week, with rations. Applications to bo made personally to ...

... St. Mary’a Parish, who, on behalf the Rsv. A. W. Saape, sometimes acta chaplain in Workhouse. He wished ladies to be permitted to visit the men’s side of the Workhouse, and to assist ministrations. The application wee made particularly with a view of ...

... that the Board of Guardians will meet the Workhouse at Richmond, THURSDAY, the of March next, at Eleven o’clock In the Forenoon, to receive TENDERS for the usual SUPPLY PKOVISH ‘NS and other articles to the Workhouse, and to the Outdoor Poor of the several ...

... convent, never to bo allowed Ito out unksa with non. During the part I twelve years there had been many great change* m the Workhouse. When first became Guardian there was one nurse for the whole the I patients; to-day there were 23. did not bo* grudge, and ...

... prosecution,—Mr. Clouder, relieving officer, stated that on the Uth of lest month the prisoner's child was brought to the workhouse ilw police. On the previous day saw the prisoner at Notting-hill at tbs bouse of a person with whom the child had been pieced ...

... ward, and they were going , ;._ .. . The Local Government Board wrote their in.pector had reported that in the Kin.eton workhouse .offering from * who hj the order of the .urgeou placed IQ ward with two children who were _n * roid the Foard 6ttrf op I-room ...

... frequenter the Workhouse. Smith, with has family, applied lor end were panted discharge from the Workhouse. The wife end family returned the same day and prisoner did not, entirely deserting them. A child was born the wife the Workhouse.—Smith said waa ...

... opened, and none will be received after 10 a^n. All Tenders must on the prescribed fora, which may obtained of me, or at the Workhouse. The Accounts for the current quarter must be sent in on or before Monday, the 4th April. By Order of the Board. B. Stowmarfcet ...