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... hirm the desirableness of a system of grants from the consodi- dated fund towards the Maintenance and improve- meent of workhouse infirmaries, similar to the grants made towards primary education. and the maintenanes of the police force ?? Tile deputation ...
... Sunday last the Congregatiosal Church was crowded, tho Rev. I J. A. 'Meeson having announced an address on the Enaresborougil Workhouse Inquiry. Mr. Meeson said that under the Old Testament cispensation ample .1 and splendid provision had been made for the ...
... public press ; but a letter having appeared In n-your journal, from the Rev. Edward Jacklcon, chaplain to the Leeds pe be Workhouse, tn which lee reflects very severely upon me, and queel- C m tlions the accuracy of certain statements made by me at a imeetinig ...
... LEEDS NEW WORKHOUSE. ANOTHEtR STAGE OF THE PRIZE PLAN JO BBERY. Yesterday akfernOoon, a special committee meeting of the Leeds Board of Guardians was held at the Industrial 80sohor, BurmIant(Ifts, for the purpose of examining the new Workhouse plans, and ...
... LEEDS NEW WORKHOUSE. TO TRE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCU12Y. GENTLEAEUN,-Allow me, as one of the competing architects, to express my obligation to yourselves for the independent and manly tone of the leading article in your paper of Saturday last, and at ...
... LEEDS WORKHOUSE PLANS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GF NTLFMF.N.-I am an architect; Fog' the last s sixteen years I have been alanqst contiupiously engaged- in .G ! the eiection of workhouses, and without much presumption i I mnlay cla~im to be ...
... L Morton, of South Shields, who designed the new work-houses at Doncaster, Barton-on-Trent, and Grantham, is the azehi- tect, and the contractor is Messr Marold Arnold and Son. Doncaster. The workhouse at present in use stands in Ifillidge. road, Hunslet ...
... question of a new Workhouse for the townsi~p of Leeds was first mooted, but frons variousi causes thle erection of such anl edifice ha~l been postponed. St-ill, it was considered highly desirable, end perhsaps necessary, to have a new Workhouse; and considerable ...
... - - - TgE ANDOVER WORKHOUSE ABOMINA. TIONS, I I A fortnight ago we announced that a sort of official inquiry had been instituted by the Poor Law Com- jnissioners into the charges of peculation and imnmo- rality preferred against the master of the Andover ...
... ?? - o swr ?? WORKHOUSE INDUSTRIAL OJR61 NISATI ON. Industrial organisation appears o making someeprogress,ifslow. Ithaslssli' seemedtoustheacrneofnational folly, to ctpn millions sterling annually in keeping set hundred thousand able bodied labourers ...
... THE USE OF STIMULANTS IN WORKHOUSES. Mr. Norman Herr, M.D., ?? in a paper read at the quarterly meeting of the British Medsoal Terapera~nca Association in the roonis of the Medical Society of London, Chandos-streot, on Tuesday, Dr. B. W. ItiXoIA=8DSN ...
... that the eases in which corporal punishment were inflicted in the Workhouse 'i Schools were little more than the ,averege number,,m the ordinary schools of the town. At our Workhouse Schools, as I have before stated, there are only about 100 toys, and ...