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... THE WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY. THE building which has been in course of erection during the past few months for the Epson: Board of Guardians, and is intended to be used as a Workhouse Infirmary, is now completed, and therefore • few words of description may ...
... LITERATURE THE WORKHOUSE. —A little more than a week ao I hod a box placed, for the roe , ption of newspay rs and magazines for the benefit of King•ton Workhouse, beside the Welcome Coffee Tavern, High-street, Wimbledon. Last Tuesday it was elesred ...
... WORKHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. A letter from the Local Government Board drew attention to a previous communication, and asked what had been done in respect to arranging the accommodation of the Workhouse in accordance with the recommendations of the Government ...
... AND THE WORKHOUSE CHAPLAIN. TUE VICAR'S A representative of the Herald has hal en interview with the 1t John Samuel, and suggested that to allay any misconception as to his refusing Mr. Houndle, the newly.appoistad chaplain at the Workhouse, the right ...
... obliged to lay Workhouse assistant being affected other bonne to An alluaice 1 i 1 . ~ ...
... THE WATER SUPPLY AT TEE WORKHOUSE. The Engineer tailed attention to the average charge nude for water supplied to the Workhouse which au fixed in 100. He had worked out in detail the number of gallons equal to the amount paid for lot year, and found that ...
... THE EPSOM WORKHOUSE NN FETE. We often hear the well-worn It's an ill wind that Wm nobody good. Bo Pry the inmates of Epsom Workorme, who, on Thursday, were jobitant with L ,rd Itosebery over the that his horse Lades won tie Derby of IEO4. Almost immediately ...
... PERILOUS ESCAPE FROM A WORKHOUSE. At the Bow-street Police-court, London, • somewhat singular cafe came en for hearing. On Sept. 2d Joseph Lyons, 12, and John Donovan, 10, were charged w ith sealing a whip from a stable in Wild-court, Great Wildstreet ...
... fourteen days in the lunatic ward of tbe St. Marylebone Workhouse. The defendants were Mr. Joseph Bedford, clerk to the guardians of the parish; Mr. George D. Douglas, the master of the workhouse; Mr. John Livyer, the relieving officer; Mr. Charles Robert ...
... A WORKHOUSE MASTER IM- PRIBONED FOR FRAUD. At the Liverpool City Sessions, before the Recorder, Mr. J. 11. Aspinall, Q.C., Alexander Forsyth Anderson, aged 37, late master of the Liverpool Workhouse, pleaded guilty to having stolen and embezzled various ...
... conducted an inquiry at the Sheffield Workhouse into the circumstances of the case. It appeared that the deceased's face and head had been shaved at the medical school before a messenger arrived to stop operations. The workhouse regulations required the master ...
... CROYDON. F. GULARITIES AT CROYDON WORKHOUSE. YESTERDIVS PROCEEDINGS. There erne n rest falling off in the attenlanee of the members of the Board yesterlay mormaz, and only fon. rat 'peyote wera present. A rep.mt of Tharalay proceedings appears on page ...