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WORKHOUSE

... WORKHOUSE. At s meeting of the Board Guardians on Saturday Mr. Herbert Smith, who nad male surprise to the workhouse, produced a sample potatoes which had been nerved sick man the Infirmary, and which were so rotten that said would not give them to his ...

WORKHOUSE

... lunatic, named Casey, bj.nwbt to thu Workhouse, and it was found noiawsary to him. The niaiks of the handcuffs were noticed W lie was taken Yotk, and were repotted to the Ci uiiiiiasiooeni. Mr Metcalfe (the Workhouse master) said they bad every year deni ...

WORKHOUSES

... WORKHOUSES. The Local Government Board have issued to Boards of Guardians throughout the country copies of new Orders drafted and promulgated for the primary purpose of. the consolidation of existing regulations for tbo administration the Poor Law This ...

THE WORKHOUSE

... THE WORKHOUSE the motion Rev. If. A. K. Hawkins, Vicar of Kilburn, the Thirsk Board of Guardians yesterday decided twenty votes four, thai I>eer should supplied at the Christmas dinner the workhouse thoec imitates who wished have it. Mr. Hawkins said ...

WORKHOUSE

... WORKHOUSE. • Early yesterday morning Tom Hutchinson, labourer, aged about 30, said to native of Boltby, near Thirsk. died th© Thirsk Workhouse. H© had been inmate of th© workhouse for rorno weeks, and had there been medically attended. few days ago he ...

WORKHOUSES

... WORKHOUSES. Mr SCLATER-BOOTH, in reply to Mr Goscbcn, said an inquiry into tho state of any work home was ...

WORKHOUSE

... WORKHOUSE. ,\t th** mating tin* Scarboruiigh Board Guardians yt-atrrday. lettt-r was ficro the Mrdu-al Officer ;Ur. drawing atu-ntimi to the urgent { (•.ttldKl mom for dangerous lunutice. TlieClmnman (Sir Cliarlea Bart.,) stated that -luti time ago u ...

WORKHOUSE

... WORKHOUSE. An exciting adventure with buJl reported from the Poor Lew Institution, Doncestn. wes being driven from the Warms* worth district the Donca«ter abattoir, when, dashing away from the drover, r*n into the Poor Law Institution ground*, where gave ...

WORKHOUSE

... WORKHOUSE. TWENTY STONES OF BEEF D 1 There wae eormthing liko a rcnsation among fAo members the Board Guardians JOB torday sflornoon, when letter was read from Dr. Robinson. the medical officer, stating that he had on Monday the beef supplied to the house ...

WORKHOUSE PIANO. The

... WORKHOUSE PIANO. The opening of new hospital at the Crosland Moor Institution Hospital deprived the aged women remaining in the old hospital of their piano, the instrument having been taken to the new building. Miss A. Hellawell, who for many years has ...

WORKHOUSE MASTER

... WORKHOUSE MASTER. Mr. X. Ilorbcrt held Local Government inquiry at Gainsborough yesterday into the allegations that Mr. Thomas master of the Gainsborough Workhouse, had been in the habit of using improper laogu.igo to the female employes the workhouse ...

Classification in Workhouses

... Classification in Workhouses. Mr. J. 11. Sinkinson, M.A., clerk to the Haslingden Guardians, read paper on Mr. Charles Booth’s proposals for Poor Law reforms. Detailing the changes suggested in the administration, he said that under Mr. Booth’s scheme ...