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... reformatory. A FEW HOURS AT SCARBOROUGH WORKHOUSE. Through the kindnees of the master, Mr. White, and at the invitation of Dr. llablah, the medical officer' of the institution, the writer paid a vwit to the workhouse on Friday last. Moat viaitora will have ...
... Tarrant- 68 — I Vatfraatt 101 *- The Workhouse Committee reported that tbere was at present no infectious disease whatever in the House. Mr. Collinson, of Appletree Farm, smt in an amended tender offering to supply the Workhouse with pure old milk at 7d. per ...
... s from the Poor-las o-Boardto calculate fresh averages for the Bradford Union d and had arranged to attend at the Union workhouse oi ly Wednesday next, to examine the overseers' accounts for th 'y three years ending the 25th of March last, to enable hin ...
... RESS 7F4NVTED. ANTFDl'O, a SCHOOLMISTRRSS. for about VV Thirty Boyp and (4irls, at the Patrington Union Schoof, at' the Workhouse at Patrinug ...
... old iisau.-Mr. Bruce: o~i~t uin-co lie q~lte is different thing., but theen the case is to ':-'l'iiis risica was cii the workhouse one day, tat i as socin as Iref used to make the Ordler ?? thre gflb lhu~ wavs eischarged. That doess 5 ~cu to mo a earo' ...
... strictly prohi- bited. Carried unanimously. SCARBRO'. Board of Guardians.— Tbe weekly meeting of thia Board was held at the Workhouse, yesterday morn- ing, under the presidency of Mr. J. B. Baker. A desultory conversation took place, ariaing out of an application ...
... _o_e*qo*__ w*s tb* adoption of a memorial to the Poor Uw Board, praying them to disallow th* so_h*r_e et A. made upon tbe workhouse muter by the auditor, in consequence of his having allowed - en* Edwin Bent- ley* to remove a number of stack ban ftom hie ...
... Committee, allowed to stand over. Margaret Smith (industrial trainer) sent in her resignation, which was accaptei, and the Workhouse Master was requested to secure a suitable person to fill the vacancy. A letter waa read from Dr. Blaudford, medical officer ...
... There were also present Mr J. Johnson, of Acklam-terrace, Middlesbro, and Mr Burdett, the clerk of works at the new Union Workhouse. Permitting Drunkenness. — At the Police-court, yesterday, John Charles Spence, landlord of the Queen Hotel, Zetland-road ...