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... added, they had formerly twentyseven workhouses. These had been reduced fifteen, and the process*3f reduction would still proceed. He was in great hope that progress would be made along.these lines, and that workhouses, they knew them, would soon thing of ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. It appeared from the Master's Report Book that Captain Lockwood. Local Government Board Inspector, after the last Board meeting, inspected the Workhouse, and that he was pleased with the good order of the whole establishment. There was ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Mmtcr reported that that morning two old Workhouse boys had culled upon him, and they appeared to be doing well and getting a living honestly and with credit to themselves. The Chairman expresed the satisfaction of the Board to receive ...
... WORKHOUSE. The Guardian, of the Poor -of the Pariah St. John, Hampatead, five notice that the new wing of the Workhonae will be formally opened on THURSDAY, DEC. 220 d, at Three p.m., Mr. B. A. Lyon, the chairman of the Board Qnardiua. The Batepayera ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master (M;7lll;ii;)said - Zaptain Lockwood, Local Government Board Inspector, had visited the Workhouse since last Board day and had reported that he had found the House clean and well ordered throughout. ...
... DEATH IN THE WORKHOUSE. On Saturday Dr. O. Danford Thomas held an inquiry at the Hampstead Dispensary Hall into the circumstances attending the death of an inmate of the Hampstead Workhouse,named James Webb, aged seventy-two. Tho Hampstead Board of Guardians ...
... EMPLOYMENT IN WORKHOUSES. A coicnaxKca ol Onatdiana and Menda intereated in thia work waa held at 7, Lindfleldmrdent, laat Saturday, by imitation of Mm. Finlay, when plana ware arranged for the propoaad carrying of the ■' Ttrabaaon Employment Scheme at ...
... THE WORKHOUSE LAUNDRY. to editor no Sib, —Kindly allow to correct error in you report of the last meeting of the Board of Qoatdiane. reference to toe oast of the proposed Workbaaee laondry, I did not I bad recently erected one a of £B,OOO, into which ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. The Clerk said he bad received the certificates in respect to the Workhouse School. The certificate of the Schoolmistress entitled them to a Government Grant of £l9 es., and that of the Master to £34 18s. ...
... reply about Workhouses, ia purely English idea which has been forced and Ireland but not oopiod elseewhera.” Without wishing to naneoetaarily prolong this correspondence may I my qniu frankly when 1 adopted the word “ workhouse.” I meant workhouse and not ...
... THIS WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. The Workhouse Schoolmistress (Miss Dade) wrote informing the Board that she was a candidate for the post of schoolmistress at the Plomesgate Union, and asked the Board to grant her a testimonial. It was resolved that a testimonial ...
... WORKHOUSE INSPECTION. The Workhouse Master (Mr. Austin) said the Local Government Board Inspector, Captain Lockwood, had visited the Workhouse since last Board day. The report entered in the book by the Inspector was now read by the Chairman to the following ...