... ground belonging to the Workhouse. He now proposed that the order of the Poor Law Board be carried out. Adopted. PLANS OF THE NEW WORKHOUSE. A letter was read from Mr. Knightly, the architect, to whom the plana of the new Workhouse had been re- ferred, stating ...

... Union Workhouse, to the Industrial Schools, Ely, and to the Out-door Paupers, in such quantities weekly as may be required for the Quarter commencing the 26th day of March, 1870, and ending the 24th June, 1870, are requested to send to the Workhouse Sealed ...

... grand jury at Lincoln have thrown out the bill against a Grimsby fisherman who was charged with the manslaughter of a London workhouse ap- prentice by flogging him and frightening him over- board. Colonel Pease, the defeated Conservative candidate Hull, will ...

... thai they could attend to. The chairman had said the workhouse was not fit for children, and yet he persisted in kceuingthern there The chairman had told him that to bring children to the workhouse was the worst thing to do. Wiih regard to the drainage ...

... Perry at the workhouse, and returned to the police- station. In a few minutes the Master arrived, and the pauper was admitted, and Perry left the workhouse to return to his duty as the reserve man for the day. A short distance from the workhouse gate he overtook ...

... stimulant to bring out the flavour. MERTHYR BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of this Board was held on Saturday at the Workhouse, when there were present—Mr G. T. Clarke and a respectable attendance of guardians. The minutes of the last meeting were ...

... years and a half old, and it was also absurd to say that at that age it oould be unmanageable. He should send the ehild to a workhouse and remand tbo case for a week. The ohild was then taken out of the court by a woman who said she wished the mother would ...

... example which has been set by a few metropolitan boards of guardians by the introduction of Australian preserved meat into workhouses will be generally followed. In agricultural districts the unions are almost altogether under the direction of farmers, and ...

... Evans, C. Bassett, T. H. Ensor, C. French, J. Huckwell, J. M. Akers, W. Ainsley, J. Cory, and S. Roberts. The Master of the Workhouse reported that during the week 40 paupers had been admitted and 28 discharged, leaving 314 in the house, a decrease of 45 ...

... from the workhouse I never spoke to any of the guardians on such a subject; I had no discussion with any guardian showing such an intention on my part; I did not say that I would not rest until I got the master and matron out of the workhouse, nor any ...

... i1, AEEEDAEE INTELLIGENCE. I ABERDATIE POLICE COURT. that the prisoner s wife and child had been inmates ot the Merthyr Workhouse for some time past, and the co-,t in- curred in maintaining them was £ 117s 6d. Defendant had not been there once to see ...

... ! promise to have a parliamentary inquiry into the natter.—Post. At the meeting of the Board of Guardians of 10 Lambeth Workhouse, Mr. P. W. Funnell eported that on his visit to Balmont House he ound that there was an inmate therewho was actually )n the ...