... M@NUME AL WORK A 5. PECLALITY UARDIANS. CIRENC ESTER BOARD OF G held at the A meeting of this Board was tev. W. Fawcett Workhouse ‘on Monday, the | H. L. Cooke) in the chair. The Clerk (Mr. thanking read a letter fron m Mr. F. Cripps rand him- the Board ...

... entertained them. tO includcd in the vote their tbanks to I lairunan, and to Messrs C. Peacock, R. eanti Jos. Thompson (their Workhouse 1 1), who had provided them with a Di Leyioyable evening. Mr A. Mibynell, a in prao, seconded, and the votes were foutsly ...

... Mayor a-nd Mayoress of Darlington (Coun- cillor T. B. and Mrs Swinburne) to-day enter- tained the inmates at the Darlington Workhouse to a capital dinner, which had been provided by tho Master and Matron (Mr and Mrs Weakner). The whole of the inmates spent ...

... clothing. Shows.- burnedi ■ about the chest, and after Mrs. Aspin. s and doctor, had dressed her injuries, she 'r moved to the Workhouse Infirmary, where *.«e /l I ...

... feloniously Charlotte Romer, hi. wife. Lucy Ana P=l l e being that ad now alive.--Charlotte limber, as in mate Hanka* Union Workhouse, mid went through the osemomy of marriage with the as • at Cbrim Church, Poplar.. He deecribed biwnlf as • bachelor and • ...

... £>,. Belcher was years i®e have a right discriminate be- for tbirfr years metfied officer tku tarooo condensed me-ats for Workhouse. Ho hold ingh rqmtat.on (« connnissar;st armj in field and ® hold to-day. for the use of the non-combatant population. ■— ...

... a ni.L`nth adver- iG DISCUSSIONS. An ordinary meeting of the above Council was held in the Board Room of the Waterford Workhouse on Saturday. Mr. P. Grant, J.P., Chairman, presided, and the other members present were:—Messrs. James Farrell. Thos. Kelt ...

... St. Luke 8. did odd jobs*for people the market, and relied upon their generosity for food. Mr. Bros remanded the lad the workhouse for week. IMPUDENT THEFT. Henry Carter, 66, store-keeper, of Hospitalstreet, Birmingham, was charged with steajing King’s-cross ...

... ANTRIM UNION. WORKHOUSE MEDICAL OFFICER WANTED, Salary par Applications, accompanied with qoalifioationa and teatimoniala, lodged with me not later TWELVE o’clock noon THURSDAY, the 11th day of January, 1900, on which date the Guardian! will proceed to ...

... the General aittee, The iuluiAl’ock Board of Guardians' Wsrded a resolntaoa in faronr of providing an auxiliary asylum for workhouse lunatics, thereby making room for the improvement of the condition of hmatice and the financial relief of the ratepayers ...

... Bishop of Altai. A landau lider's Torniole INstake. Bandon, Saturday Riming. Dr William fle.cher, Madinat Oler rf Me !Maim Workhouse, lost his lite to-day ibreigh • fatal Mita*. Up to the early part of the forenoon he 1,14, accorling to woes, is &Ardmore ...

... Church, midnight was CSEPSTOW. . Bubal Couscil.—At monthly meeting of, the Cne;jstaw Rural District Council, held at Union _; Workhouse Saturday, Mr V. Parson* \vice- , , pre-.idi:is. inspector reported 1 I throe cans of in on* house the parish 3 , Xo Wast ...