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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 ...
... this is my answer-I did not intrude myself unmannerly upon the workhouse, but I entered to supply the services of one who was lying ill of fever, caught during his ministrations at, the workhouse, in thu same house where I myself dvell. If I had not' announced ...
... WORKHOUSE NURSING. eTO THE ZDUTORS OF THE LIVREPOOL EROURy. d it Gentlemen,-The revelations that have taken ΒΆ' id place in regard to the treatment of the poor in tl Mn some of our workhouses must have convinced a Ic ae great many people that poor Tom ...
... at the work;house of the parish of Liverpool. The Board observe that Edward I, Hayton has dependent on him one child, who it isu proposed tu allow to reside in the workhouse. They i therefore direct me to remind the guardians that a ti` workhouse is expressly ...
... following:-I. The coat oi intro. ducing a staff of trained nurses into the workhouse hospital or any portion thereof. 2. The pratlcability of ?? sufficient accommodation in the workhouse for euch an in- crease of cicers. 2. The en ply of trained nurses. 1. ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...
... WOR=OUSfSE' CA=Eo. I ttwelmeeting of.fle Workhouse Corn- admornmgn a the PrSelect s Bonowhll r or Iaureace in the chair. The otheri memb, ers, present l were Messm Crosaseld, Hawitson, Fowler, Boots, All' -The returns showed the number-of'inmates of ...
... 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 ...
... became ill Mr. ;'Martin sent him an order for admission to the t-workhouse hospital. Skinner accbrdingly went r into the hospital, not knowing, he said, tluit it was connected with the workhouse, otherwise he would have remained at home until he recovered; ...
... IWORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. The weekly meeting of the workhouse committee was held yateday mornjng in the board room of the Parish officers, Browalow-hInE Mr. Ohurchwarden Bond pre- sided, and the foU owirg other gentlemen were also present: -- Mr. Chnrchwardea ...
... WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. a The weekly meeting of this committee was held ee 7esterday, AIr. Churchwarden Cropper in the chair. in rhe other ineenbers present were Messrs. Owen, l0 Critohley, Peck, Bairstow, Denton, Syred, Williams, r. Steele, Sinith, and ...