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... of the entitled number hae died, five have decided to remain in the Work‘house, and nine cases have been adjourned ‘or refused. Thus the number of inmates ‘who will leave the Workhouse is 20, and of these 16 are men and 4 women.. s The number of ‘e who ...
... s authorising Guardians, where they thongkt fit to pay pensions weekly instead of quarteriy to Army men who were in the Workhouse. The Clerk explained that in the past some of these men were in the babit of spending ther:&uamfl_v allowance immediately ...
... irge (15), ‘who was now ho‘u§ nttondg to at the Workhouse. Supt. McDenald stated the prisoner had taken the lad about with him, sometimes ...
... child from stealing, but he had no control over her. The Chairman (Ald. G. A. Eastwood) said that if he would go into the workhouse infirmary he would in all probability be sent away to Buxton for epecial treatment. Prisoner would be placed under probation ...
... was unconscious, and witness mrrmtzndod his removal to the Mansfield Police Station, and from there he was taken to the Workhouse Ho?iul. He was not conscious when first found, but regained consciousness soon after they reached the po'l‘ioo station. 33y ...
... ATTERCLIFE DEATH MYSTERY. | The mystericus circumstarers atiending | the death of John Will ams (62). an inmate lof the Fir Vale Workhouse, were invest ga‘ed 'last night by Deputy Coroner J. Kenyon Parker. Having been an inmate «f the Fir Vale Workhonse for various ...
... CHAIRMAN’S CLAIM. Following upon the recent allezations and criticism in connection with the Barnsley Workhouse, the members of the Board of Guardians were asked yesterday by two of their number to ask for & public inquiry, but the proposal was heavily ...
... The Board interviewed three candidates for the position of girls’ attendant at the Workhouse, and appointed Miss J. E. Yates, late industrial trainer at Bourne Workhouse. ...
... tender to the Guardians’ samples may be scen at the Workhouse. the Hoepital, or the Children’s Homes Hm between 9 and 12 in the foremoon. lee of the Tea ! presemt in use may be obtained from the Workhouse Master by handing him an eguive- Jent in weight. ...
... vesterday, the resignation of the assistant matron was accepted, on her appoimtment as assistant matron of \hel ' Bridlington Workhouse. The Rav. T. J.l | Pearce considered that there was no neces. | !'M_v for appointing a suocessor to the | ascistant matron ...
... there are about eighty | in the borough of Doncaster. ‘ As in other places, there has not been a wholesale exodus from the workhouse since ‘the removal of the pauper ban. A home is more easily given up than found again, especially in_a place like Doncaster ...
... The Board interviewed three candidates for the position of girls’ attendant at the Workhouse, and appointed Miss J. E. Yates, late industrial trainer at Bourne Workhouse. ...