... WATERLOO AND THE WORKHOUSE. The following appeal on behalf of Waterloo veteran appeared in the Lon,lon Time of Saturday, and we are Sery confident it will be liberally reepunded to Ale —Them cannot be many men now Ileing who wets pre. rent at Waterloo ...

... A WORKHOUSE INMATE POISONED AT SKIPTON. An inquest wu ee Taseday night. in the Board-room at the Skipton Workhouse, before Hr. T. P. Broom, ooroger, touching the death of Hiram Barrett, an imbecile inmate of the Workbags., who died from aonidental poisoning ...

... | DEWSBORY BOARD OP GUARDIANS. A fortnightly meeting of the guardians was held the workhouse, Stainoliffe, yesterday, when there were present Mr. W, F. Fox (Dewtbury), chairman; Messrs. James Wilson (Ossett) and G. Woffenden (Dewsbury), vice-chairmen; ...

... DEWSBURY BOARD OF GUARDIANS, A meeting of flue Board waa held yesterday (Friday), the workhouse, StamdilTe, when then were present—Mr. J. Lead beater (Heck* mondwike), chairman; W. F. (Dewsbury), J. Peace (Soothill), rice-chairmen; Messrs. I. Parker, ...

... from the Oman of chronic idleness. The present workhouse was big enough, and people were now being educated to something better than coming to a workhouse; they hoped some day to dispense with workhouses altogether.—Mr. Caowenza did not think there was ...

... Mr. HINDLZY. The reported that there were 369 initiates in the workhouse, against 350 for the corresponding period of last year. The contracts for the supply of provisions to the workhouse were sealed. The stated that it would be better to postpone the ...

... Thompson, John Varley, formerly a sweep, o? Grapelane, bat now inmate of the York Union Workhouse, was charged with disorderly conduct, absconding from the workhouse, and breaking eight windows. On Saturda morning last Varley was allowed to go and buy the ...

... that the future tno tor the workhouse procured of local druggists, instead from Leeds Hrm. found that most local mistical practitioners obtained liieir druos witiiin the union, without Leeds, and he did not why tho workhouse doctor could not so. Mr, Firth ...

... appointed to wander the beet method of enlarging the workhouse, to as to obtain additional accommodation for the reception of male inmates. It was recommended that a qualified head-nurse for the workhouse infirmary, ate salary of be advertised for.— On the ...

... fore-arm, she had since been in the workhouse infirmary. The Bench ordered her to be imprisoned till the rising of the court, and directed her railway fare to be paid to Barnsley, on her promising to ge into the workhouse there. ...

... RY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. LIVELY PROCEEDINGS. fortnightly meeting of the guardians of the Dewsbury Union was held at the workhouse, *Maineliffe, yesterday (Friday), when the following were present :—Mr. Joseph Brown (Thornb3), abeirman ; Mr. John Blackburn ...

... was made by Mr. B. N. Halliwell, the workhouse medical officer,—The chairman gave notice that he wonld make motion on the subject in a fortnight. A cheque was oraered to drawn for to purchase a horse for the workhouse. The Clerk reported that the balance ...