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... out of the workhouse.-Mr. Gill- Ahrmitags (Churwell) strongly opposed, saying that they would have to travel far and wide to find a workhouse . where the inmates were as comfortable as those of Eol- beck. He would leave it to- the Workhouse Master to classify ...
... VAGRANTS AT TilE LEEDs WORKHOUSE. The CLFRx said it would be remombered that some weeks ego a circular letter was received from the Poor-law Board ?? for information regarding the number of vagrants relieved at the Leeds Workhouse, and expressing a desire ...
... had been forwarded by that gentleman to the Poor-Law Board, on the increase of the cost of maintenance of inmates in the Workhouse. The committee disclaim any intention of acting discourteously towards Dr. Leson, and then proceed to consider at some ? ...
... week, and inolnded 13 which were recorded in the workhouses and hospitals of tbe borough, against 16 and in the previous two weeks. Of these, 11 occurred in the Leeds Workhouse, 1 m tbe Brainley Workhouse, and 1 the Hospital. The deaths included 36 of infants ...
... ACCOMMODATION FOIR IMBECILES AND MALE SICK. The usual weekly mueetinig of the board was held yesterday afternoon, at the Union Workhouse, Horton- green, Mr. T. Barber in the chair. There was a full attend- alco of guaruians, the question to be considered being ...
... new cases, 6 deaths, a ?? following fresh cases were reported to the Ire .e Board ofl~ealtb on Monday:-St. George ?? S- Workhouse, 2; Camberwell, 1 fatal; Sunderlandpr y Union, from the 16th, 9 fatal; Glas'gow, 1 fatal;p KiElbirnie, 1 fatal; Stowe, 1 ...
... receiving out-door relief; while the expenditure on ro- account of relief in kind, and of supplies for the use of su ny workhouses, has, for the same reason been augmented. The of returns relating to pauperism will show that some of this wre excess of ...
... R9. - At the Donrastor Borough Police-court, yesterday, a female pauper, named Sarah Stocks, an inmate of the Doncaster Workhouse, was brought up charged with violent and disobedient conduct. A few days ago a similar complaint was made against the defendanle ...
... 3[pswlch-Coinpas5 Bakr ?? Mno. jth Smith, Giiosgow..Sbla rmoe ib~sh3.l,* silf. Higgtict. he WORKHOuSE TUEAT.-01 Christmas day, the in- 'he mates of Spotlnd workhouse, in the parish of Rochdale, were _ ice regaled with 30 lbs. of roast beef, 7 puddings, weighing ...
... the abhorrence of the Workhouse whih -those most deserving its support so often ?? Baines remrkedL that many members of the -oard might con- sider it ineupedient to attempt sunh an undertaking until the enla;rgement of the Workhouse had been effentee. The ...
... and also visited the Leeds Workhouse, the Hospital, and the Industrial School connected with that place, in order to ascertain whether the allegations as to the bad quality of the Anmerican meat supplied to the Workhouse were correct. In his round of ...
... GovEacon.-An investigation -was held at Toxtetb Park Workhouse, Liverpool, -yesterday, as to the death of a pauper on Christenas Day, brought to light a cuss of alleged neglet on the part of the Workhouse Governor (Mr. Cortwrict}. It eemsn that on Christmas ...