... THE EASTERN HOSPITAL SCANDALS. The inquiry by the Local Government Board commissioners was resumedonTh, rsday. on Thursday Robert Frost, laundryman at the Fever side of the Homerton hospital, said he lived in the same house as a man named Bhacker. He had ...

... son of the receiver at the Cambridge-heath receiving house. In consequence of the- losses of letters containing orders, Mr. Madder, of the Miss- ing Letter department, was instructed to make inquiries concerning seven orders that had been stolen. The prisoner ...

... in order to see what sees mht he taken for placing: the girl in some Smith, Richard Leech, Thos. Hemming, ta has.'2Deacon, Robert Oiswel4 Hugh M-b llins, PetesFleminq, Henry Lewellyn, Thos. Barnes, John Brdcicley, Jae. W esl~ey, ,. John Hyass, and Sasmisel ...

... temper and struck him. He considered lie had not met withi that courtesy from the police whirls a gentleman was entitled to ?? Madder, de- fendant's groom, was called fbr the defence. I-is mas- ter's horses' were trotting, scot gallopimcg, when the po- liceman ...

... DAXCIRE or Doe CAT'cIIei' Tfenety '-s'im a, 19, I-iantsworth-terrace, Iarv. ishituc, was charged avith assaulting Fred. Madder, a D ?? officer said he eas appointed to perform the duty of sohuinig dogs in the streets not unider proper control. As lie ...

... not receive the letter, and the neatter was reported to the authorities. The numbers of the notes were ascertained, and Mr. Madder, of the Missing Letter depasteisent, made inquiries, and succeeded in tracing the eotes to the prisoner. He had changed them ...