... possessed young ly. AN EXTRAORDINARTY DELUSION, —At the last meeting of the Holywell Board of Guardians, the Master of the Workhouse reported that the Australian beef bad been tried, and that & o-d—t::bk prejudice existed against it among some inmates, who ...

... uwflm-fle determination not to to Ch send his to Church schools. Deatt oF A Max 111 Yeagrs or AGe.—There has died in the Union Workhouse, Morpeth, a man named Joshua Miller, said to be 111 years of age. He was a native of the town, and was baptised at Whickham ...

... fim fi!‘dm; She was in a very bad state, and it ‘was some time before she was sufficiently recovered to be removed to the Workhouse. Since she had been ‘h;hhrhmhaihadhuu-.bmm said they w do nothing for her, as they were tLvdal her, thodd-dnd.hnplyh‘boc‘uu‘ ...

... case before the then Lord Mayor. He listened to her appeal, Admm.lypddhrnfln;hnhn&toth north.. [.t-inmnhors the Manchester Workhouse, but, owing to close confinement, she M-pdh:ull.u&tho- Friday night, telling y lodging house Ml‘-hdmwmdbfldnyl'hhlc. On the ...

... have expressed their -hmobjecdu to continue paying 12s weekly for an bodhdm whose cost in the workhouse would be one- that sum, and censure the workhouse officers fur having sent any one to a lunatic asylum for drunkenness. It does wot appear that the ...

... complex problems of ‘ modern society. — New York Times. ~ Masvractories AND Frmare Lasovr.—At the meeting of the Liverpool workhouse committee, on Thursday, attention was directed to the demand existing for female labour in the Manchester manufacturing districts ...

... and the jury undertook to raise lnha!xd\ll for the wife aud four children. AN Acrress IN A WORKHOUSE. —An extraordinary apglication for admission to the workhouse was made applicant was 'ownsend, a young woman, of stylish appearance, and excelleat ulh- ...

... best way of acquiring habits :Yu\h:g was to begin young. They now too Jften found the labouring man ending his days in the workhouse and not by hlum::u h‘!‘d with Ihildren. Those societies see T-ddy -d.‘un tn encouraze mutual self-help, and they should ...

... Saturday next was passed. It was understood that no meat other than contract meat for the Haddersfield Infirmary and the workhouses was to be *“killed ” during that period, and any butcher violatimg the decision come to would have to pay £2O to the Hu ...

... m induced Mr Walker to get it a cab and go along with him. The relieving officer then eonveyed Mr Walker to the Nupfluhm Workhouse, and he was detained there. On the following morning w i 'u‘llu.vd amon; a number of people of different :’u insanity ; his ...

... On Friday thnpldnddmyhkm next day she said it had removed to her s&.-mnnmy.m.m was ealled in, who ber to be taken to the Workhouse Hospital. On arriving there it was found she was suffering from lockjaw, which had resulted from ulceration in the legs. ...

... guadian tn the as & hope. dmnflo to restore the girl to a decent condition of both body and mind, determined to keep her in the workhouse for six months, the father to pay 48 3d per week for her maintenance. Since she was admitted she has increased in weight ...