... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. Jiest Seconds Flour at the rate of per sack. Bread of the Best Seconds Flour, not having been baked less than twelve hours,well kneaded, at per loaf of 41bs. weight. FOR THE DIVISIONS OR PLACES WITHIN ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman read letters from the porter and nurse, tendering their resignation : and the Clerk was instructed to advertise, offering £lB a year for a m:nd £2O for a nurse, with board, etc. The r was allowed two days’ leave of absence ...

... At the Workhouse. Christmas-time is a period which stands like • bee-relief against a background et monotonous routine in the life of our indoor paupers. For once the straight jacktt is loosened, and the Workhouse inmate, become lords and ladies being ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas-time is period which stands like a baa-relief against background monotonous routine in the life of our indoor paupers. For one© the straight jacket loosened, and the Workhouse inmate© become lords and ladies being waited on ...

... WORKHOUSE• Cheques are not received at Luton tnion House every day, and one for 2213 155., which recently arrived there, not only caused rather a cur ous situation, but incidentally will afford. the Guardians an unexpected windfall. The cheque was in ...

... WORKHOUSE Luton Guardians accept fenders for Ensuing Half year. It was the urt hug of the riots Board of Guardians, on Monday, that the General Purposes Committee had considered Ur tenders for the supply of prorimons and otlor articles required for the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE., The Visiting Committee complained that the sitting-room accommodation for the Nurses was quite inadequate, and should receive the serious attention of the Board. The House was in good order, and, considering the great difficulties under ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and conhrraed, the Chairman submitted the report of the visiting committee for the past fortnight, which stated that the house had been found in good order. ...

... AS WORKHOUSE The Chairman laid before the Board written applications for the appointment of second nurse at the workhouse from Susan Clark, of Leighton Buzzard, and Kate Andrews, of Biggleswade. The latter had been ward attendant for some time at the ...

... WORKHOUSE. The appointment of representative to attend the Local Government Board Enquiry into the proposed abolition of the Wobum Union was next considered, and the proceedings were of very lively character. Miss Laws and Mr. C. M. Turney, the two local ...

... WORKHOUSE. Conies, in full detail, printed direction of the Board fortni-ht previously, were laid betore the guardians of the report of Mr H. garter, ■C E of the Sanitary Engeanng and V entilating Company, Vv'eatminster, concerning the drainage system ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL, The Chairman introduced, according to arrangement on the previous Board day, the question of provision in future for the education of the workhouse children, now that Mias Barrett, the schoolmistress, had resigned. was, be said, ...