... to visiting comlmittees to entable hii dealit itoacertaini thle real ohatuseter Of time adtittiiistra- 'iT fine of their workhouse. 'It is tilso ineportintit, it is re 'itied out, that opporlonlities5 should he given set tu diei mnutates Of tite woritiuses ...

... I METROPOLITAN WORKHOUSES. The report of Mr. Farnall, Poor-law Board In- spector, into the complaints of Mias Beeton, against the management of Rotherhithe workhouse infirmary, has just been published. Mr. Farnall considers that the evidence adduce proves ...

... FA1BNRAM WORKHOUSE. The first meeting of the board of guardians of the Farnham Union subsequent to the report of the Laneet Sanitary Commissioners, which has produced so much ex- citement, not unmixed with public indignation, took place yesterday in the ...

... WOORKHOUSES. THE FIXED EATION SYSTEM. The report of the committee appointed by the LocalGovernment board to inquire into workhouse dietaries has just been issued. The committee understood that they were specially charged to investigate complaints, and ...

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... INCORPORATED WORKHOUSES. On Saturday IRst a numerours and respectable meeting of many of the chief holders of laud in the parish of Great Danmow, and adjoeirig parishes, was held at Great Danmnow, to take Into con- sideration the propriety uf establishing ...

... very fully attended meetin, of the directors and guardians of the poor of St. Marylebone was held in the board-room of the workhouse, New-road,for the p1rposeofre- ceiving the report of a committee appointed to inquire into statements made by the medical ...

... the workhouse is the only response which the unemployed and destitute receive from the magistrates when they ask for assistance or advice. It does not seem ever to strike these gentlemen of the bench that it is just possible that the workhouses and ...

... introducing t'h~ Clll'} s into workhouses at the expense of tMr. Turner moved- That a comr ,ebehi~h ~ ?? to inquire into the manner in ?? ti~tteutiss have beon performed by the ladies' tI eee sod others visiting the workhouse for the tiese ofai] par ting ...

... WORKHOUSE A BUSES. \; had occasion lately to remark upon the singular theory which oppcars to govern our officials in regard to public abuses. They apparently consider that their duty may be summed up in two great conminmandments-to keep things quiet ...

... WORKHOUSE REFORM. THE deputation which yesterday waited upon Mr. Hardy put him in possession of information which wvill go far to settle the question how the proposed reform in workhouse infirmary wards ought to be carried out. In analyzing the report ...

... treatfd - It is the same in al other matters. The other day we read Ju an Oifordshire paper that one of the in- mates in a workhouse adjacent to the Dake al Marl- borough's estate Ais an old soldier who fought at Waterloo, and n2ow as refused half a pint ...