... LOVE IN A WORKHOUSE AN AMUSING LETTER. Ah Wedpaadaj'n Uw Bo*rd OourdkM, Mactar prodaoed fdlawmg latter, written by tnaio iounte the workbotm, •bent nzty jr%n of age, » ftrain inmate much yousgv, wnioh mid nimd the question of in the hotwe: “Mm. end my ...

... A NURSES NEED. At the meeting Board of held July 26 aononoced that the candidate whom they wiebed to appoint none to the workhouse had withdrawn bar application, there was sea view at Keynsham. She waa also disappointed because there no tennis coart for ...

... (Hear, hear.) The new workhouse would cost between £200.000 and £300,000, and it perhaps the meat up-to-date of the oooatiy when was bnilfc, because the committee had acquired advice from Other boards that had erected vm workhouses. Then again thev desired ...

... subsequently found sleeping out, and charged. She was then advised to go to the workhouse, but would not do so. The Chainnan (Mr. Philip Savill) • Will you to the workhouse or to prieoo, which? Prisoner. I will go to the union nntd I get place. The Chainnan: ...

... convent, never to bo allowed Ito out unksa with non. During the part I twelve years there had been many great change* m the Workhouse. When first became Guardian there was one nurse for the whole the I patients; to-day there were 23. did not bo* grudge, and ...

... proposal that the nurses should not allowed to attend the fortnightly dance* at the workhouse. There was an amendment to strike out tbe word “not on the ground that a workhouse nurse’s life is already sufficiently monotonous. A heated debate took place. One ...

... sweetheart. Committed for thirty days unless hall paid on May 15, and the balance to paid SO*, month. LOVE IN WORKHOUSE. inmate of the Peterborough Workhouse, widow, ha* forwarded the following letter to the Peterborough Board of Guardians, Informing the Board ...

... in siog nj. So Ireland, the laud of pathetic melodiee, it time become also laud of singers. OVERCROWDING IN ST. OLAVE’S WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY. the meeting on Thursday the St. Olan'l (Bermondsey) Guard•scs report was brought the infinnary Committee stating ...

... under the impression that ought be for what did. The old man waa called into the board-room. He ■aid that he bad been in the workhouse for six yean, and had never bad complaint made against before. Tbe diasnnan: expect ohl to set good example. Richardson : ...

... £57 for painting Kimberley schools. MANSFIELD BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held the Union Workhouse. Mansfield, yesterday, when Mr. 8. W. SkeltoiJ presided over a full attendance of members.—lncloaed in the master’s report ...

... afternoon. Mr. W. H. Holland, M.P., total expenditure of £1,154, and his Unionist opponent. Mr. Vernon £9oo. DEATH BEFORE THE WORKHOUSE free education and graduated doties. plaure.) that comparatirely short time tb« ...

... BARROW BOARD OF GUARDIANS A meeting of lii, Beerd held u «t the Workhouse on Tuesday aftenioon, Mr. J. 8. Smith the Revs. M. , H. Clarke, w! Clarke, C. Cocks, J. Crawford, C. Foister, C. T, T - H® *. J- Hotchinson, H. Loeebj. W. Love, J. T Mein, 8 W. ...