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... and Laurence. , The weekly returns that the number of inmates iu the workhouse was 2,1*85, increase of :VJ ou the week, and 33 on the year. road Workhouse there were 88 persons. The number patients in the hospital was 860, decrease of the vear. and 15 ...
... WORKHOUSE. Elisabeth Brinson, an inmate Cheater Workhouse, was charged at Chester, on Saturday. with having been drunk, and further with doing wilful damage to a cell window, value ss. It appeared that on Friday afternoon it was her “half-day out.“ She ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The laree dining-hall the Werkhou was brightly decorated with holly, artificial flowers and coloured papers, appropriate mottoes and uits being displayed the walls, and the whole appearance wa.» decidedly creditah-e the a,aH. who had carried ...
... WORKHOUSE, George Bartley, aged fifty, a Whines man. has been Whiston Workltuuso September. 1897. and who developed smallpox about week ago, died in (he sanatorium Friday. t« the first- fatal case in the St. Helens and Widnes district. ST. HELENS HEALTH ...
... WORKHOUSE. Thp medical officer of Leicester reported yesferdoy five fresh rases of smallpox the workhouse. A few days before Christmas an inmate who had been on tramp developed tho and communicated it to others, and to him the fresh cases are attributable ...
... WORKHOUSE. Ye.tcrday morning Mr. S. Brighousc, coroner, held inquest a£ Ormskirk V»'ork ioi.*e on the hxady of Thomas Tracey, th iu.'guimato child cf Catherine Tracey, Jfirkdale domestic servant, who has been the custody the polite since the 4th Jur.e ...
... WORKHOUSE. A most successful entertainment was provided cn evening for the amusement of tbs inmates of iho Workhouse in Saithdnworoad. There was eery large audience, and several members of board of guardians wars present. considerable number of tones ...
... WORKHOUSE. A doth, under eomeehit peculier eir™™' atuuM, oceetred in the eeslum Wei ton Workluom, so Batnidny morning. dock : HoghKileyhea for the last thre« *“ been drinking to exoeea, and Tueaday laat he complained being unwell. On that and the three ...
... treated by fora short time He was kindly thar the workhouse officiala the on emed to bis mind ibe eon of the inmates He t a ebill broagh walking on bis naked feet on the plaster toon of the workhouse, and pneumonia, super weaing. resulted io his death ...
... WORKHOUSE, The weekly meeting of the Guardians was held yesterday at the offices, High Park-street; Mr. Hunter in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Carter, R. Lowry, Pritchard, Evans, Mulvey, Alpass, Leyland, Shields, Harrison, Griffiths ...
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... used at the workhouse but what were used on the paupers, and none used the paupers except directed by the medical officer. eases [of sickness the patients were fed almost all the time on milk, and the consumption of spirits in the workhouse was small as ...