... determined on : Gentlemen, —ln reply to yours of the 18th inst., I beg to state that arraagements are being made at the Workhouse now in oourse of erection ne*r to Rudder, field for sufficient treatment of this class of persona with a view of 'unreeling ...

... Cotton, stone delver, Paddock Brow. HOWE—On the 20th inst., aged 48 years, Margaret, wife of Mr. James Howe, cooper, Union Workhouse. Hzmn—On the th inst , aged 87 years, Mr. Sara Haigh, well sinker, Carr Pit. SMITH—On the 24th inst., aged 77 years, Elizabeth ...

... DEANHOCBE DIETARY. The CHAIRMAN said they would he aware the (pettier of reviaing the dietary at Deanhonse Workhouse hat occupied the attention of the Visitirg Committee con. necked with the place, and they had had some difficult, in deciding upon the ...

... had come from Saddleworth. His demeanour indicated that he must have escaped from some workhouse asylum. lie was wearing the No 7, township of Saddleworth workhouse clothes, and all the information that could be elicited from him was that he had got ...

... sub-districts, containing populations Thomas Sykes , a grocer, one of the owners requiring wards. Seventeen deaths in the workhouse are - meethvg was held, Mr. Joseph Gledhill in the chair. the r oad to be 'fc, ed. At that time Messrs. Brook & eluded in ...

... (vl.O. wo are informed, was in a somnolent condition f r two hours after his admission), recommended his reto val to the workhouse hospital Mr. Hanson, the relieving officer, having been communicated with, the poor man was wrapped in rugs, and taken to ...

... person to whom it was addressed, Mrs. Pearson, matron of the Union Workhouse, Dewsbury. The carriage was pre paid, but a charge of fourpence was made for takirg it to the workhouse on account of the distance that establishment is from the railway station ...

... TOMBS. - -We are informed that Charles North. the a l , who was found in the cemetery on Sunday last who was conveyed to the workhouse hasgrolualfy worse and is not expected to recover. THE DAILY RATTONm or THE GERMAN ARMY FM:I'OM PARIS. —Thin army is supplied ...

... one from diarrhoea, wind three from scarlatina and 4 from measles in the previous month. Four deaths occurred at the Union Workhouse, one of which is charged to Dalton. Two were tramps, and one is chargeable to Longwood. Three deaths also occurred at the ...

... stated their belief that. a large proportion of the. crime of the country was caused through taking drink, and governors of workhouses had also stated that a vast proportion of the ratiperian was attributvl to the same cause. A tliatsand persons a-week ,lied ...

... TENDER, in one or more contracts, the various WORKS reunited in REBUILDINO and Enlarging the lutinntry at the Dewsbury Union Workhouse, Stainelitte. The drawings and specitkations was seen, and Mlk of unantitiesobtainel at our Dewsbury Offices, from Wednesday ...

... gives Guardians the power in certain cases to detain for a day or two paupers who are continually shifting in and out of the workhouse, as well as casuals who are in the habit of so constantly using the casu:d wards as to show that they may be justly regarded ...