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... THE WORKHOUSE. Fron Master’s report book it appeared that there were bow in tho bouse 330 inmates, as compared with 339 fortnight ago. and 335 a year ago. The number of persons relieved at the casual ward daring the past fortnight was 145, viz., men, ...
... connection with the internal economy Workhouse- the sick wards, the day rooms, the dining hall, kitchena, and other departments of the establishment. No ono can dispute the excellence of the of Workhouse qua Workhouse, but need hardly give the reminder ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. From the Master’s Report Book it appeared that there were 263 inmates in the Huuso, us compared with 248 a fortnight ago, and year ago. There were still 61 imbeciles in the house. Workhouse Master reported that had received a number bucks ...
... sweets and toys, books and magazines, Ac. Never were the poor people in the Workhouse so well remembered. Hie children now attend both day and Sunday schools ootstds the Workhouse, and not few of there received from their teacher* Christmas cards, by post ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Master reported that there wore 215 inmates in the House, compared with 210 fortnight ago, and 247 a year ago. Tho number of vagrants relieved during tno fortnight was 58, viz., men, 3 women, and 1 LUNATICS. communication ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. From the Master’s Report Book it appeared that there were 263 inmates in the House, compared with 275 fortnight ago, and 278 a year ago. During past two weeks 39 had been relieved at tho casual wards. ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE- The Visiting Committee called attention to the slow proneea being made with the new bath-room, Ac., and the clerk had communicated with the architect (Mr. 6. Moxon), who n6w wrote to say: 1 have had the matter over with the contractor* ...
... THE WORKHOUSE was reported to be a clean state, bnt measles bad broken out amongst the children.—The Chairman stated that a committee of twelve bad been appointed for the purpose reporting to the Board with respect the qnes-tion of over crowding. The ...
... THE WORKHOUSE From tho Master's rop ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. G. Senior said that the visiting committee h«d come to the unanimous conclusion that it was desirable, if the proposed alteration of school accommodation iu the house were proceeded with, to raise them another storey.—Mr. Badcrr : Can ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The number of inmates the Hons* waa reported 363, as compared with 365 a fortnight ago, mid 379 year ago. During the fortnight 114 vagrants had been relieved—lo 3 men, 7 women, and 4 children. The Mast** (Mr. Crawshaw) reported that the ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse is not popularly supposed be a particularly de-sirablo place of residence, but there least one time in the year when its inmates have a right good time. Christmas no effort is spared to give much happiness possible to thoso ...