... scheme now brought for- ward. The block plan proposed the sub-division of the Trvnmere Workhouse into two separate parts, an infirmary and hospital portion and a workhouse portioa. The committee also pro- posed among other things the erection of a new maternity ...

... THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL WORKHOUSE. )- fe it DYING POOR AND UNVACCINATED Sf hf CHILDREN. a t Coundlor T. Burke presided yesterday at the kM n weekly meeting of the Workhouse Committee of tr the Liverpool Select Vestry. He moved that a b a b vote of condolenc ...

... LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. DOCTORS AND THE WAR IJSANITARY ROUSES AND OPB2ITALMIA. The akluae Commitee of the Liverpool SElect Vestry met yesterday morning at the Iaeth Offiees, Brownlow-hill, Mr. Thomas Burka in the chair. her were also present| Thorbuma ...

... treatment of oplithalmia among the workhouse children. He dealt with the treatment of the omnplaint, and the need for preventing its spread. He sug- gested there should be established an ophthalmic department at the workhouse for 20 male and 20 female children ...

... against a mam nsmed George P Ieseott in connection with what is known as. the h Crumpsall Workhouse tragedy. The prisoner was described in the calendar as a ic workhouse attendant, 26 years of age, and was t. charged with having on the 3rd October, 1900, feloni- ...

... LI VERPOOL WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS BLAJMED. A VINDICATION. DOCTORS AT VARIANCE. The Liverpool Workhouse Committee held a special meeting at the Parish Officesi Brownlow- hill, yesterday, to inquire into the charges made against the workhouse staff at the ...

... CIVIC VISIT TO TOXTETh WORKHOUSE. S TOUCHLNG LNCIDENT. During his term of office as Chief -agistrate of Liverpool, Mr. Louis S. Cohen has displayed a keen interest in the welfare of the charitable B institutions of this great commercial centre, i visiting ...

... Board of Guard- ians, yesterday, Mr. J. Pawer presiding, the clerk (Mr. W. Troc) reported that among the inmates of the workhouse was Captain P. H. B. Salusburya genteman of highly respectable con- nectios, who was, se far as he wae able to ob- serve ...

... alteration-s to be made at the Workhouse. The latter included a new maternity ward, new mortuary, new kitchen, and some alterations in the exiting buildings- The committee believed these alterations would bring both workhouse and hospital quite up-to- date ...

... drew attention to a notice posted on the workhouse door inviting applica- tions to the Lady Mayoress' Committee. If he had been consulted he should not have sanctioned the posting of such a notice on the w ...

... infirmary wards of the Workhouse, or of increasing the accommdation in-sme other respect, and when it may be felt that the w.eat course would be to provide the extr accomm dation needed by removing the children afto- gatheromm the workhouse. In connecteon With- ...

... read an W m interesting paper on the subject of Churcla F. to Reform. rA RURAL DEANERY OF LIVERPOOL ea *e NORTH. COl )e WORKHOUSE INBMATES AND THEIR St3 2M$ SURROUNDINGS. a oe A meeting of the lay and clerical reyresenta- ' i ig tivesof tbe Rural Deanery ...