... nurse among the poor, dwelling especially on her usefulness in oases of chronic suffering, which were eligible for either workhouse or infirmary. She also remarked that a nurse's influence would be in calculable benefit in spreading more enlightened ideas ...

... got everything made out and Mr. had come the house, she turned round and abused Mr. Ellman, said aba wasn’t going into the Workhouse, The little children were out at all bourn without boots. saw them with her one morning at 6 o'clock. Ur. Flux.—We shall ...

... ing man presented himself at the solicitor's table, and produced letter from Ur. Baldwyn Fleming, of H.M. Inspectors of Workhouses, from tbs reading of which it appeared the writer was told that must first place his grievance before the Isle of Wight ...

... iniioottoto *** • **• ~,B kj tt* polios report elaswbere, BMaua, Jottph Jaoobß, hat made oon* Haslet of the Isle of Wight Workhouse, and as not appear to one of thoco unwilling to work, hut be decent and tospec table, we tenet the Board of Guardians will ...

... children. That was why they were removed.—Dr. E. Allan Watorworth deposed that first saw the accused after his admisaiou to tbo workhouse infixmsry. He wss suffering from slight wound in his throat, which was evidently self-inflicted. Defendant hsd been under ...

... case was not serious one. Two days afterwards, Kemp's relatives received intimation that he was dead. The Master of the Workhouse asserts that knew nothing about it, and that tbs porter was not acting bis instructions. the Loral Qevernsssnt Board regulations ...

... was fearfully knocked about by the fall, and at least will probably lose one of bis legs. was removed to the Isle of Wight Workhouse. KAVS COMPOUND, demulcent anodyne expectorant, for Coughs and Colds, 9)d., Is l)d. Of all BACKHAM LIVEB FILLS are proved ...

... and that of century ago. Then a labourer worked from anuriae to sunset for 7a. week, with nothing to look forward to the workhouse, horrible inhuman institution which was disgrace to cirilieat.on. He had no voice In public matters, and the masses dared ...

... 25th •lay of Junua-y. I'JOl, at the boar o. 12.30 in the Afternoon, the Dislri t Auditor will attend the Board-room th*» H Workhouse to Audit the said Accounts. «hen and where ur.y Ratepayer «»r Ow net Property in the District may present, and may make any ...

... get work but foiled, and wonla sooner do wnat was going than get his livelihood by thieving.—Dr. Morley, the surgeon tbe Workhouse Infirmary, said that when ud. milled to that institution ou December 20th tbe prisoner wss very excited and incoheient. and ...

... three fresh deaths, bettered to dus arsenical poisoning, reported atllnncbester on one being Crumpsoll Workhouse Hospital, another at Witbingtoo Workhouse, and the third Salford Hospital. The in-patients the Manchester'lnfirmary suffering from arsenical poisoning ...

... GUARDIANS. A RECORD SHORT MBBTINO. A meeting of the Portsmouth Board of Guardians waa held at the Workhouse, Wednesday afternoon, when the Chairman, Mr. E.B.Main, presided. TRAINING SHIP KXPENSRS. The Yisitipg Committee recommended that, subject to the ...