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... IWOEKOUISE COMMITTEE, 3- EOULGH TREATLENT OF A PAU-'p k- The wveekly meetings!2 thu work;house osmzr'!hee rno en held yesterday at the 2aroohlal-bulldlog, Lrswaio. be MIl Mr. T. ev-itveon pruseied, and the: were also * . preaenetleesre.PceRcr. sc~nTh ...
... WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS. ,, We think we may ta+ tcredit to ourselves for the fidelity t and accuracy of our reports of proceedings at public meet- e ings; and it is asubjectiof regret.to us, that in our anxiety m to give a just narrative of what occurs, our ...
... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, May 22, 1847- ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox' 164 Cured Medical and surgical wards. 27 Relieved Lyintr-in ward* 1 Died i Lock wards I RKMAINIMU I!* THE HOSPITALS. Fever and »mallj>ox Medical surgical ...
... bold onthe psamge4 as yeosterday foreanoon. the- invalid soldiers were re- on( moved from' their temporary berths in the workhouse Mr to reggilarable-bodied divisions oPrwards, where they WI received every attention from Mr., Carr the rdspected muj governor ...
... to attend upon tho patients in the workhouse in the forenoon. He had feeling in the matter, but he thought the patients ought to be attended in the early part of the day. On Tuesday Dr. Nevins called at the workhouse at 25 minutes past ten o'clock in the ...
... the Governor. It was resolved that an assistant surgeon should be appointed to the Workhouse during the present emergency, at salary *2 wesk. Tbe visitors off tbe Workhouse, Messrs. Cafferata and Hand, reported that the children in the nursery did not appear ...
... persons charge- X ;e able to the parish came to £84,144 8s. Ild. , ?? cost of the provisions consumed b paupers i in the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill, and children i 3s in the Industrial Schools, Kirkdale, was I 3 £26,847 Ss. 4d.; the : cost of necessaries ...
... was £21,240 15s. ld1. for . children in the industrial schools. £4493 ls. 2d.; the necessaries for the inmates of the workhouse cost £23527 Ss. Id., and for I the children in the industrial schools £841 19s. 5d.; while there was expended for the clothing ...
... attached to the workhouse schools and in- in firmary at Tranmere. One stone was formally re . laid by Mr. Edward Denman, chairman of the si( 4 Board of Guardians, and the second by Alder, m e man J. Woodcock, chairman of the Workhouse th d Committee, ...
... Like. -On Saturday night, Mr. Westminster coroner, held an inquest at St. Ueorge s Workhouse, view of the body of John Turner, aged 54, imbecile inmate of the above workhouse, who about throe weeks aocidentally fell downjorne steps and sustained injuries ...
... leading from Evert on road to the Workhouse. It was understood that a no.ice had been served upon the Workhouse the Corporation, ordering that the Board of Guardians should pave half the road directly in front of the Workhouse.—A letter wa9 read sanctioning ...
... turned outof a workhouse. If the man refused to work he was taken before a magistate, so that the officials were not in a position to turn any one r out. He had never heard of a similar complaint - g againet the Browulow-hill Workhouse.-TheJury. e man ...