... of a letter which the Board have tnis day addressed to Mr. T. F. Vaisey, Medical Officer of the Workhouse, with reference to the Alcohol Book at the Workhouse. The Board are retuvninß to you separately the Alcohol Book. I am, Sir, Your obedient servant ...

... The Workhouse Tlie following entry had been made in the House Visitor*' Book:—“We have to-day inspected the Workhouse and seen the various inmates belonging to Willesden parish. would again express our satisfaction at the accommodation and provision made ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev. Norman Ramsay reported that had visited the Workhouse and found all in good order. The new beds in the sick wards were great improvement on the old ones. A letter wae read from the porter and portree* acting for one week’a leave ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The inmates of the Buckingham Workhouse spent a jolly time Christmas Day. thanks to the gr.mt allowed th£ Board of Guardians, the gifts friends, and the kind attention of the master and matron (Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell; and the staff officers ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk submitted a letter received from the Vicar of Mursley explaining that in consequence of abort notice given a alight hitch had occurred in regard to the burial of a Willesden pauper, which should have taken place at Slureley,and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Chapman reported that had visited the Workhouee and found everything in good order. Mr. Rawlings also reported that found erervthing quite satisfactory, both in the Workiiouse and in the outside buildings and He that the gate* at the ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse morning service was conducted by the Bev. W. F. J. Timbrell, who preached an extempore mermen admirably adapted to the occasion, and the hymns sung were While shepherds watched, Come, all ye faithful, and Praise ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev. Newman Ramsay moved the adoption of the recommendation the committee db&l a new wicker ann-ohair provided for the matron*© room. He said the old chair was beyond repair.-Mr. iU ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. master, Mr. Mitchell, reported there were and inmates in the Workhouse, against and for the two corresponding weeks last year, and that the number of vagrants had been 30 and Si, against 40 and 49 for the same periods. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev. Norman Ramsay reported baying visited the Workhouse and found no complaints. The master. Mr. Mitchell, reported the receipt of parcel of magazines from Mrs. White, High Street, and buns from Mr. A. C. Rogers and Mr. Merivale. for ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Miss E. Watson, of Daventry, was appointed nurse the Workhouse, commence her duties the of January. Mr. Young, Mr. Mead and Mr. Misseuden reported having visited the Workhouse and found everything in good order, with no complaints. and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The House Committee reported that they had found everything satisfactory. With regard to the hot-water taps they suggested that the master should obtain estimates for new ones and snbmit them the next meeting of the Board. The master reported ...