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... FE WORK CSES The inmates of the workhouses in this count had a All work was sus; ed, happy day on Tuesday. ‘At Fasehill, the inmates had special fare was provided. bread and butter and tea for breakfast, roast beef and the afternoon. In the eveni potatoes ...
... CALDEWGATE WORKHOUSE. lotal admitted since 15th July, 1847 283 total discharged Uea ~ig Remaining on the 23rd February instant .\ ...
... THE WORKHOUSE DRAINS. Yr. Spedding referred to the delay in the testing of drains, and said that if an outbreak of dines, °Marred at the Workhouse the responsibility would rues with the Board. The Chairman said they were very old drains, of which they ...
... LAMBETH WORKHOUSE. An inquiry just terminated at Lambeth Workhouse, of which it would be useful to know more. Dr. Mark. an has, it appears, been engaged for four days ill conducting an investigation into the alleged of the master and taskmaster of the ...
... REPAIRS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Committee reported that the estimate of Messrs. F. S. H. Briggs, of Workington, for covering the boiler, the total cost of which was estimated to he £3 125., had been re. commended for acceptance.—Mr. Heweteon stated ...
... THE NEW WORKHOUSE, Photographic views of the new building, taken from various points, by Mr. Fisher, photographic artist, Abbey Street, were laid upon the table, and highly commended b the Board who examined them minutely.—The then intimated that Mr. ...
... Book to the Workhouse. *lna Tories hare a very bad record on the subject of social reform, and their treatment of the Insurance Act is quite in keeping with their traditions. They have no regard for sincerity and consistency when vote-catching is concerned ...
... LODOINa AT THE WORKHOUSE. RINOULAR BIM% OF AFFAIRS •r PIIILP. as a duelist of the Woot Ward Board Guardia's ea Wodoooday, Tie Clerk read a letter from the Ship °melte Cam• Mar. Merles they W.V. eaperimeiaa gnat &Sault, la lading labour. Oa itiquleiri ...
... show that the reformation which has been effected in the manage- 8 ment of our Workhouses has not been so great as we had conceived. Dr. stated that at the Harraby Hill Workhouse — an establishment filled exclusively with the pauper children of the Union— ...
... WORKHOUSE LITERATURE. A letter was read from W. E. Knollys, Poor House Inspector, asking what library provision existed in the workhouse; what expenditure was incurred annually on literature out of the rates; what provision was made for the supply of ...
... THE WORKHOUSE LAWYER. William James Reeved 65, who has been • .linitnr amid who is now a pauper inmate of the Islington Work. house, was charged on Noland et North Leaden with imaduct in the workhorse maculated to iimilfordinatioa. Mr. They, for the ( ...
... The Workhouse Oiock. have been requested to eoggest to the Catlisle GoardiMM that tbe lighting of the Workbooee dock would boon to the dweller* la the neighbourhood. There la aa impreeaion that reaolatioowaeoome to at the Board light op the clock, but ...