... THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE _EDITOR OF TUE A LBION• Stn,—ln your last paper you undertook, on suffiecient authority, no doubt, to deny the truth of thestatement made by me at the Vestry meeting, and, as your denial amounted to a charge of falsehood, 1 beg to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. TO - THE EDITOR OE TUE 'ALBION - . your last paper you undertook, on sufficient authority, no doubt, to deny the truth of the statement made by me at the Vestry meeting, and, as your denial amounted to a charge of falsehood, I beg to ask ...

... MANAGEMENT OF THE WORKHOUSE, TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. SIR, —Knowing the alacrity with which you are ready at times to defend the cause of the poor, allow me, through medium of your invaluable paper, to lay before the public short statement of a new ...

... which serious charges were brought against those who had the management of the workhouse. The speaker said the correspondence was evidently inspired by someone in the workhouse. 'ln it the management were charged with expecting the medical officers to perform ...

... porter at the workhouse of the parish of Liverpool, The board observe that Edward Hayton has dependant on him one ohild, whom it is proposed to allow to reside in the workhouse. They therefore direct me to remind the guardians that a workhouse - is expressly ...

... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. committee had a long meeting on Thursday. Mr. Churchwarden DENTON presided. Messrs. BRIGHT,WHITTY, SCOTT, OWEN, WILLIAMS, PECK, TURNER, SYERS, BURROUGH, HORSFALL, LONGBOTTOM, and CROPPER were present. The GOVERNOR reported that there ...

... OPERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Several important and most painful operations were performed on Thursday, at the Workhouse Hospital, by Dr. F. H. Brett, in the presence of the staff and other gentlemen, where the new agent for producing insensibility was ...

... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. The usual weekly meeting of the above ' committee was held on Thursday, Mr. T. D. Lawrence presiding. The other members present were :—Churchwardens Boote, Morgan,. Kenning, Hewitson, Jones, Brown, and Jennings. The Workhouse Committee's ...

... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE, The usual weekly meeting of the above committee vi as held on Wednesday. Mr. Woodcock presiding. The other members present were—Messis. Parry, M`Granahan, Cassidy, Jennings, Price, Merilove, and Cropper. It was reported that there ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Christmas dry, the usual dinner gl v euO uhc LAverpoolW om• house in the Dining Hall of the Institution, Brownlow The hall as usual was elab)r-ately decorated with flags, Christmas mottoes, etc. The display of evergreens ...

... TENDERS FOR THE. WORKHOUSE. Sin,—My attentio n , To Elm morning, to an advertise e e a l t a t t r O a f F a d r T e s t i i m e E n a d A n a L , r nswf for .d th ir e ec w t a e r d is tl r t a is . quired in the enlarge men t and the conditions under ...

... STIMULANTS IN WORKHOUSES. At a meeting of the South Dublin Board of Guardians last week, it appeared that porter and whiskey were allowed by order of one medical officer, to other inmates besides the sick and lunatics. It was also Stated that the quantity ...