... 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 ...

... Sessions at Knutateed 3.—Laneashire Easter Ou pri 17.—Aa tit, Cong’eton Accounts pril 4.—Comeert, | arr Hall, pril 18 —Audit. Nantwich Union Accounts —Tarporley Hunt y 18 19. Bazaar at Nastwieh Willaston and Wistastos SALES BY AUCTION. ITH NAMES OF SOLICITORS ...

... outing quite as mach as the Conference. (Laughter.) He the gathered from the general tone of the diseussion that of the Nantwich Union was being ducted with great efficiency. Mr. Bostock said what he could from the discussion was that in the Nantwich gibe ...

... (chairman) a Hinde. William Vickers. a labourer, of with having on the 20th April allowed re ebildren to bee me et to the Nantwich Union, and with allowing them to remain cha Prisonee pleaded guilty. Mr , officer, said af the last magn trates’ meeting. on ...

... 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- ...

... district, or about seven to one. Crewe borough, which represents approximately more than a third of the ratable value of the Nantwich Union and considerably over one-half the population, has for come time had its own I[solation Hospital, to which by an arrangement ...

... 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 ...

... GUARDIAN. pril of Farmers’ Ch PUBLIC NOTICES. GS 4 tomgh Hall Gardest Ape 16.~ Band Contes’. C it, Congietan Union Acomnts Nantwich Union Ste pleebase April 31. April He eeting, Newton Division Conservative Asse” jay 5. —Athlette at Northwich Crewe ¥ 16 to ...

... children to become chargeable to the longer than be helped in the room being oceupied by living people. jeommon fund of the Nantwich Union I The read a note to the section which gave | was ging to send some money down this morning — the same explanation as ...

... , which he stated, were inadequate, The Town Clerk read the hours of attend- ance and informed the committee that the Nantwich Union was divided into four sub-registration districts, and that be understood the Crewe sub-district had 23 townships in it ...

... Broomfield the matter was THE TREATMENT OF IMEECILES AND SONEERENCE TO BE HOLD AT CREWE. A letier was read by the from the Nantwich Union, intimating that a covference to consider the advisability of establishing a Cheshire Home for the treatment of imbeciles ...

... and costs, im all was inflicted, Board dismissing Mr. S.H. from the or 14 daysin default. of Workhouse Master to the Nantwich Union. | ro — Clement Gouldbourne, The said having been over the farmer, Wilke was summoned for ing to give house that morning ...