... to the annual conference of the Poor Law Union in London, ‘and Miss Simmonite, of Aylesham Work‘house, Norfolk, was appointed girls’ atiendant at the workhouse. ...

... in the workhouse, there to be set on work and to be corrected and punished according to the good and wholesome laws of this our realm of m%land. Then there is mention—forbidding indeed in the context of 1963 —of hours of work at the workhouse “from six ...

... Smith was brought to the workhouse by ‘he palice on 26 April last, late at night, mad drunk. On account of his violence he was placed in the padded room for 48 howrs, with the strait jacket for 36 hou s. The notes of the workhouse medical officer or the ...

... into the workhouse. Mr. Bray, in moving the resolution, doubted whether the order would be issued ;and urged if it was it would reverse tbo‘ policy the hoard had carried out for many' vears. By increasing the number of inmates at the workhouse they would ...

... (Barnsley), too, was eager for the fray, for on the reading of the Workhouse Master’'s report recording the fact that during the fortnight 47 admissions had been made to the Workhouse, forty of whom went {to the Infirmary, the member observed: | “ That ...

... “A FILTHY HOME.” REVELATIONS AT INQUEST ON A ROTHERHAM CHILD. An inquest was conducted yesterday at the Rotherham Workhouse, by Mr. J. Kenyon Parker (Deputy Coroner), on the body of ian.h Annie Redmond (7), whoe died on 23 g&kfldcfl seid he visited the ...

... RETFORD. Christmas was celebrated much in the oldfashioned way in Retford. Special fare was provided for the workhouse inmates, and a cheerful day was epent at the hospiral. ...

... Guardians yesterday opened a new receiving home for the chil(dren of the workhouse. Hitherto the chil'dren have undergone the jeriod of wfln before being sent to the scattered e in the workhouse, and it has always heen felt ‘this was undesirable. The new home ...

... George has unlocked the worke house door, and from to-day there will be a littls exodus from the Sheffield and Ecolesall Workhouses. *“Liberty day,” as the day out is called by the inmates, will this time be a gloriously long day and one of much ‘historie ...

... m the workhouse hospital than they had hitherto received either in the Infirmary or the Hospital. That might be an incentive on the part of some to come to the Firvale hospital. He knew of a case where a man said he wanted to go to the workhouse hospital ...

... TENDERS FOR MILK The Guardisns of the Poor are prepared to receive TENDERS from Persons willing to supply the Union Workhouse with about 50 gallons and the Union Hospital with 80 galoms of PURE NEW w{ daily until the 30th Seskmber. 9197 “The Institntions ...

... years. | The deceased woman was taken ill at her home on Friday, and on the following Sunday was removed to the Ecclesall Workhouse Infirmary, on the advice of a doctor. At the Infirmary she was asked by Dr. ‘Beley if she had taken poison. ¢ i The Deputy ...