... remainder 650 were inmates of ' the workhouse. This arrangement was planned by the members of the workhouse committee and the committee of I the Industrial Schools conjointly, and Mr. Carr, the governor of the workhouse, admirably carried out their intentions ...

... Workhouse. Compartment No. 1 For voters on register No. Kfttl to No. W*h>, both inclusive. Compartment No. 2—For voter* the register from No. to No. MteO. both inclusive. Cuinpartmeiit No. voters the register No. M*nl No. 0280, both inclusive. j Compartment ...

... the Workhouse. Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from No. 8595 to No. 8894, both inclusive. Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from No. 8895 to No. 9194, both inclusive. ' Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from No. 9193 ...

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... REPLY TO THE COMMITTEE'S REPORT. Miy object in what I bare written in referee to certain things existing at the Lirerpoot workhouse hugntU. to hl pthe committee to nuirlic reprobat'ion ?? n charge of woeaecruteth, diety or try mlcto gis teofcr fta ins ...

... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. The usual weekly meeting of the Workhouse committee of the Liverpool Select Vestry was held in the board-room, at the Parish-offices, Brownlow-hill, yesterday forenoon. Mr. Owen presided; and the other members present were Messrs ...

... THE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. At the usual weekly meeting, yesterday forenoon, Mr. Churchwarden Cropper presided; and the following other gentlemen were present: Messrs. Owen, Svred. Critchley, Smith. Cafferata, Hughes, Chesney, Bairstow, and Peck. The medical ...

... state- ment, made at the meeting of the West Derby :— Mr. Gough, the governor of the Workhouse, brought before the notice of ‘he board the circumstances connected the Workhouse by police-constable Anthony Nelson, No. with « poor cripple. a young man, who had ...

... from the court 01 10 to the workhouse, should have been sent back fron tl as the workhouse to the court. It appeared that, on l as being charged at the court with the assault, he was d virtually remanded and sent to the workhouse, where a . he remained in ...

... WORKHOUS The actual weekly mecting of the Workhouse oom- mittee was held y at the Brownlow-hill, Mr. Churehwarden oocupied the chair ther sent :— ann ° ow, Enel, Bre, Wil Mame, THE CONDITION OF THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. informed the committee that he visited ...

... -during the last'year' were those&of Thx absconding with the workhouse clothes whilst on'the the t way to chapel. Some of those people had left their been children either in the 'workhouse or the Industrial bat h Schools, and so occasioned great additional ...

... 1868, 102, Pembroke-place. sell D ear r.-- 0 inmember of the workhouse committee, and had ny one who has watched with attention the great increase of nt infants dying weekly in the Workhouse, permit me to inuire afts sod respectfully whether the practice ...