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... NO MORE WORKHOUSES GUARDIANS TO GO. A MINISTER OF LABOUR ' The Express enabled give to-day the chief points of the report of the Royal Commission on Poor Laws and Poor Relief, which will officially published next month. The Commissioners have unanimously ...
... Hull Workhouse. On Monday, • special meeting of the Court of Guardians was held at the Hull Workhouse, dnlativ-road, purpose of electing • governor, rice All. Fountain, J.P., resigned—On the voting papers being collected, there appeared for Mr. Swoops ...
... WORKHOUSE MANAGEMENT. John Lambert, Esq., one (lithe poor-law ' bm commeneed an into the esodset el oslajs I. tie Wilma& union Tor Ms Rae% tin master. fathom*. he had been apprised of the inquiry, did no t & m ead . John Pike, the porter to the boom, ...
... HULL WORKHOUSE. Monday, court of the Governor and Guardians of the Poor of Hull was held the Workhouse, at two o'clock. Mr. Drant, the governor, was in the chair; and there were about twenty guardians present. Mr. Moxo», the clerk, read the minutes of ...
... DRIEEIELD WORKHOUSE. At a meetin: of the DrATA Flo:ird of on Thursday, Mr W. Topharn presiding, Barton. of MATId, Nnrse • .. • • • 11:3Uily elee.ed head nurse at the workhouse, at a salary of 1'29. An applicant from hiin eta° bcen requested to attend ...
... GRIMSBY WORKHOUSE. On • meet:a.; of the Grmsby Boar,i of C1.11n11•1115 bed a, Workhouse, the it be char. _ The amount a the non-settled prior 11C1X UR r fiir the Week was LII '6 4. £ll2 ii wee spent •1 out-door r,!lei, 111111 LI 5 for trianfed-oe. eht'dren ...
... Hull Workhouse. A hi-monthly meeting of the guardians was held at the I Workhouse on Monday. the governor. Aid. Fountain, in the chair : the deputy-governor. Councillor Symon.s, and , a large number of guardians were present. The CHAIRMAN announced that ...
... HULL WORKHOUSE. GOVIVJENOIt ENT , HIM The nOrtiog 01 lbe of f.u.A.ana cam be:a e. Mr. E. T. Ut. felnuag T. gra the od M. te lterovi no the I.O.yerhor of tias Board radiate 12 weft.. h.q., ID do ..01 the of calks , . En. Ws • high loy wed sadly. and dad ...
... Hull Workhouse. THE BOARDLNU ODT - 07 , ORP — HA.N — CHILDREN. Tim hi-monthly meeting of the Board of was held on Monday. the Governor (Mr. W. henleon) occupy lug the cbair.—Mr. Hatia.aa moved a -resolution, of which he had given notice, to the elect ...
... GAINSBOROUGH WORKHOUSE. A 'QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE. At the meeting of the Gainsteirougli Board of Guardians heTd yestirilay there nii unuenatty large number of members; present, and the bunto-ss occupied four hours MI transacting. The quistioe ...
... WORKHOUSE OR WHIP. • IMIGGAR'S Mamie, Opmeng/m 65. Mask IS sentence by Yr W. It. MoLleesell. Q.C., el Ur. of air as inearnolite rains 11 1=4 Bosley desenhed raw P antrogenthmen in theelreeta„ pewiettaily . brgred ash and doors On wicasion of his mast ...
... HULL WORKHOUSE. BIMBAZOY. SOCIETY. The aroma , g:ven under the auspice. of the Coarnitice torlt place at Arliaby-: . natl Workhouse, on afternoon eyer,:ng : nt I/Hued rff with the 1008 t fp:epolla it at th• hospitals at 2 tielurk. use., b , :ag d's :dud ...