... 304 in ai 6 total, 461, against 512 last year. Vagrants re:;efel \ during the week, 71; number of children in ?? at the workhouse school. 143; and 30 were reeeiviogl- dustrial training, Out-door: Country, not able-bodeis' 294; able-bodied, 72; children ...

... (Per, state.-a meent of ac- 2. 148,335 ifis 94 £220,139 5s 04l ?? Debts proved. ?? Bs 84d £222,189 19a 54d WORKHOUSE RETURNS,.a HULL WORKHOUSE, C Averaige number of 1862 1883 01 in-door paupers 368 402 Cost if maintenance £23147 0. £3 201 10 2b Out-door ...

... the explosion occurred il t office by Mir Hartley, relieving officer. r six or seven rooms of a one stores front of the workhouse, a large iI I storeys. A pipe, from which a mete a joined, had some days since bcen st I putty, and gas, it is supposed, ...

... month, and £120 each for travelling'expenses.: It was stated some time since that a mother and - her daughter had died at a workhouse near Birm- ingham, through a nurse having applied to their skin carbolic acid for the cure of a cutaneous affec- I tion. ...

... It and the hunsland had refused to maintain her. He recommenderl the applicant to communicate with the Governor of the, Workhouse. The parties then withdrew -'The case was mentioned at the Work. house in the afternoon, but as there was no direct y. a ...

... deceased on the lid to tho work- I at, house.. Adminittance was, however, refused, upon which pie 7m tlie mobb Irce bpon time workhouse door, and the corpse of Lp, was Oin.j d1_Oepoited inteda oom. The excitement at lot aseI brtese disturbances was so great ...

... Expenditure, in kind, £18 5s 6d; in money, L£65 3s Od; total, £83 8s 6d; last year, £83 Os 9d. Imbeciles or idiots in the workhouse, 21 ; number of pauper lunatics in the borough asylum, 64; vagrants relieved during the week, 25. ...

... government came into office its first step would be to reimpose thepaper duties. TREAT TO THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN.- On Tuesday last the children of the Hull Workhouse, throuch the kindness of the committee of the School of Art, visited the Art Exhibition. The ...

... the follow- your advertlzoeornt in the Leeds ~mercury tlist you -wanted lie Master and Matron to superintend thre uniora Workhouse - Es- dr tabilshmont I Thought it proper to Right to see if t-lre wood be re any Chance far us as we Ieve in - we have be ...

... Pastor M'Knock's Address A Dream of Darkness (Lord Byronl; The Mule, by desire (G. Knight) ; Christmas Day in the Workhouse l (G B. Sims); Mindin' t' Bairns (Preston); Charge of the Light Brigade, by desire ; Conn O'Kelly, from The Shaughraun ...

... London. CHOOSING.A CHAPLAIN.-The. Clifton Board of v Guardians on the 31st ult. proceeded to elect a . chaplain to 'the 'workhouse at a salary of £100 a o year, which-a reverend member of. the Board in vain b endeavoured to get increased. The two candidates ...

... which fol- lowed, Ald. Fountain said it would be a very good ii thing if, when the training ship was established, the 5' workhouse boys should be admitted to its advantages. J -Mr. Josh. Atkinson: It is quite possible that some i arrangement might be made ...