Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ITHE WORKHOUSE SCANDAL AT X 2BIRKENEAD). d TERXIInATION- OF THE INQUIRY. | 0 The Local Government Board inquiry into the l- circuitances attending the death of Henry Gun-: t n ning, a former imato of Tranniere Workhouse, a and of the conduct of Dr. MhNeill ...
... IPIG CASE AT THE WORKHOUSE. AlESIGNATION OF THE GOYERNOR. At the meeting of the Board of Guardians, on Saturday last, there was a good attendanoe, in consequence of its being expected that Mr. Farnally the Poor-law inspector for this district, would be ...
... THE BOLTON WORKHOUSE SQA\DAL. FURTHER DEVELOPMENT. The matter of the Bolton workhouse scandal again came before the Board of Guardians for the Bolton Union on Wednesday, at the fortnightly meeting. Mr. JohnWardle, chairman of the Boardpresided,and there ...
... of William Jackson, a pensioner- from the police, who wals found deadon the floor of a a, padded room at the Camberwell Workhouse.-ShMr. Cuthbe, the master of the wvork-house, said the 4eceascd wes admitted ihto the workhougse o Thuredity week. She said ...
... took place with reference to the tragedy which occurred a. fortnight ago at the Man- chester Workhouse, Crumpsall. When the minutes or the (Crumpsall Workhouse Committee came up for consideration the chairman said they could hardly pass them by vithout ...
... told that he wvas not in a con- ditior to bh taken away. John Corhett Muir, the resident medical (fficer at the Manchester Workhouse Hospital, Crumpsall, said Southfate had been under his care since July last. Heo ws suffering from general paralysis and ...
... wilfally murdered, by means of poison, Mr. Andrew Harris, who at the time was the resident senior surgeon in the Man- cheater Workhouse; and he thought that the evidence would leave no doubt upon the minds of the Court that, upon the morning of the day upon ...
... ])aeeuwied was a siarried inan, and before being re- moved to the workhouse li-ed with 1,his wife in Ryde- street, Pochdale-roal. 'His Wife, after hII ronovul, often visited liin at tle workhouse. PeMiSONOEZ. IN THES TIOCK. Tile prisoner was placed in the doc:k ...
... Woodcock, Ross, Elam, Hope, Thomas, Brattan, Kirby, and MiMahon.-Mr. E. T.rRoR, the workhouse master, reported that on the 5jh inst. there were in the workhouse 502 in- mates, admitted since 45, discharged 18, died six, remaining in the house on the *22nd ...
... coroner, held an ian quest yesterday, at the Whiston workhouse, on the body of James Sharkey, who came by his death under the following cironmstances :-The deceased wse admitted t' the hospital of the workhouse about a fortnight ago suffering from smallpox, ...
... THE ALLEGBD IRREGULARITIES - . . I AT THE : T LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE.' Yesterday, an adjourned meeting of the work- house committeo was, held' at the parish office, Brownlowehill, for the. purpose of further investi- gating'the alleged irei tle as to the ...
... her-down. )y Dr. Walter MI'Intoe Dnamon, medial super- . intendent of the infirmary, staed that the de- -d ceased came into the workhouse four and a half e- years ago. She was in perfe-ct health then, with le the exception of rheumatism of the knee. This ol ...