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... of Guardians on Saturday, when Mr. D. Tait presided over the fortnightly meeting. The trouble arose over a report by the Workhouse Master (Mr. ¥. Owen), who had suspended the fireman at the institution for being fourd asleep on night duty, and being “impadent” ...
... Committes, s 0 that there were 145 who were not at the Fulwo'd Homes. The suggestion was that the buildings outeide the Workhouse. Junt before one roached Lyndhurst, should revert to their former use, and that some other provision should he made for the ...
... SWALLOWED.” MALTON WORKHOUSE MASTER AND THE CLERK. | There was a little scene on Saturday, just | prior to the termination of the business of | the Malton Board of Guardians, when the I Clerk (Mr. George S. Cattle) alleged that the Workhouse Master (Mr. H ...
... he had gone, and on 25 May they were compelied to go into the workhouse, as they had not a penny in the world. On 1 Jun'efirrboner {limself turned u?’ and also proen admission to the workhouse. A summons for desertion was eerved on him while there. He obtained ...
... the workhouse, where 0 much was done by machinery, things ‘should be used much more economically. Mrs. Page suggested that brass polish was entirely unnecessary. ' Miss Hirst called attention to the large amount of tobacco consumed in the workhouse, some ...
... child w adm:tted to the workhcuse on 27 April, 1909. Eventually the Guardians gave the defendant permission to leave the workhouse and leave her child there. She promised to pay 2. 3d. a week, aud to take the chid away when 1t recovered from an illness ...
... E. §Mnchen, holding a forked hazel twig with both hands, discovered the spot where a well should be sunk to supply the workhouse, and brought relief to the minds of the members of the Chertsey (Surrey) Board of Cuardians. ...
... OLD AGE PENSIONS. People Who Will Benefit at Rotherham. PATHETIC CASES. In the Rotherham Workhouse there are 128 inmates over 70 years, and of these 24 are ‘qu:lified for old age pensions. Nearly the whole of those who have not applied are physically ...
... to find that the rarth had taken on a frail mantle of white, which was soon dispelled, however, by the sunshine, -At the workhouse and hospital the cnstomary preparations had been made to brighten the day for the inmates, ...
... Caps, Ties, Collars, Shirts, Etc, Three Addresses— OPPOSITE STANIFORTH ROAD AND PUBLIC BATHS, ATTERCLIFFE; ALSO OPPOSITE WORKHOUSE GATES, FIRVALE ...
... do not treat our people in the hospital in a manner we ought to, and I wish it to go forth I don’t think that there is a Workhouse hospital where these inmates get better food or better treatment. (Hear, hear.) We give them the best meat, best bread, best ...
... Sheffield Cafe. . Myetery surrounds the death from poi oning of a man who died a short time after being taken to the Ecclesal! Workhouse on Saturday mormirg. On Friday night a middle-aged man went to the Wentworth Café, Pinstone street, and engag d a bedroom ...