... the master had made inquiries. The Clerk reported having received a circular letter from Mr 0 E Speakman, clerk to the Nantwich Union enclosing copies of resolutions parsed by the Board, and asking him to lay them before the Runcorn authority That in the ...

... the master had made inquiries. The Clerk reported having received a circular letter from Mr C E SpeAkman, clerk to the Nantwich Union enclosing copies of resolutions pa , sed by the Board, and asking him to lay them before the Runcorn authority : That ...

... the master had made inquiries. The Clerk reported having received a circular letter from Mr CE Speakman, clerk to the Nantwich Union enclosing copies of resolutions passed by the Board, and asking him to lay them before the Runcorn authority That in the ...

... the master had made inquiries. The Clerk reported having received a circular letter from Mr C E Speakman, clerk to the Nantwich Union enclosing copies of resolutions passed by the Board, and asking him to lay them before the Runcorn authority That in 'the ...

... with Union was being cooducted with great efficiency. Mr Bostot* Mid what could gather from the discussion that in the Nantwich Union they were already in possession of ail the improvements recommended by the Local Gonrmmeut Board. The conference waa eery ...

... Britain had made deep impression upon him, and he in terror at the thought! of invasion. ISOLATION HOSPITAL PROVISION IN THE NANTWICH UNION. At the Nantwich Rural Council meeting on Satur- day, Dr. Turner, medical officer, called attention in his'annual report ...

... it being in a central position. Mr. Latham observed that Mr. Congreve had stated that Tarvin Workhouse was unsuitable. Nantwich Union wrote enquiring how many imbeciles and epileptics respectively there were in the Wirral Union, while the Bucklow authori- ...

... was read from the Looal Govern- ment Baard, dismissing Mr. S. H. P-itona-d from the office of workhouse master to rh« Nantwich Union.— The Vice-chairman (Mr. J. , Edwards) Baid the efficient and satisftet^ry ' manner in which the house had been conducted ...

... whereas the average for the 40 unions It was the out-door relief which told so much with the percentage of pauperism in the Nantwich Union. The cost in the union population was ls Sid, which was a good head of the average. 1 above the e thought the out-relief ...

... the rural diatrict, about seven to ona. Craw« borough, which raoreaents approximately than third (be ratanle value of Nantwich Union and considerably over onc-balf the popula'ton, baa for tome time had its o«n Isolation Hospital, to which an aTangem with ...

... sand t ■ committee. 1 *** teßr k Mr P» dl«» said Mr Daaaey. when i > ,Ut ,b- •f Guardians more than was bow i»T. Bc4rt Nantwich Union ^gdckemthe Mr Leah said had taken some hltle i„„iu read over the paper, and b, bad come i 0 tOt rail; d.d ~ot ml, sr ...