... In Workhouse ». Other Institutions 156 Children 158 Outdoor 1000 971 Vagrants and Lunatios.. .. 527 Total relieved 2785 2593 For the weak ended 26th July the total was 2759. a* compared with 2573 for the corresponding week ol last year. ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSES. Tho at tile Bradford f• tot. Work. Inra•B Orrin on *today etilta *cr.' aneeark at which the t.f tlo W. H. weeded. It arranged tie U Atkiason. and wan follow.' by I • Clank of %gland servine. On Chrotnim Day dinner wa served to at noon ...

... Procter (67), of 143, Lane, a woolsorter. For the last fortnight deceased had been an inmate of the Imbecile Ward at the Workhouse. Deceaced bad had three strokes in six months. He dicd on afternoon. Dr stated thai the kidneys, heart, and brain were diseaged ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. 1,400 PAUPERS ENTERTAINED Ewi tbw of holiday migration*. C'hriatmaa is still family festival, and botwoer. their happier lot and that the Workhouse inmate must fore® itself home to many pitying minds. the Bradford Workhouse good deal ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Tho inmates Bradford Workhouse had time Christmas Day. Before even t v javai had dawned band of waits, including the Rev. 6. Bolton, chairman the Board (Mr P. H. Bentham), Dr Pearce, and the Master, sang number carols the wards. The ...

... WORKHOUSE At the fortnightly meeting of the Keighley Board of Guardians held yesterday, Alderman W. Clough (the chairman) stated that Charles S. Mackenzie (40), admitted from their casual ward to the infirmary owing to bronchitis, was a close relative ...

... PTON WORKHOUSE ah ma silly a ) appoimtmencs of master and matron ‘were given by a unanimous vote éo: Mr. ond Mrs. Fearnley, of Gi. Road, bas been four end” clerk to the Bradford Werkbouse, and ‘Mrs. Fearnley, though holding no | appointment, bas assisted:the ...

... Firth, dyer, 43, Whetley Street, who died at the Union Workhouse on the 20th inst., and the third to the death of Richard Littlewood, 's steward, who also died at the Workhouse, pool, was on the point of joining his ship at Liver- ...

... THE FIRST WORKHOUSE. In 1697 J. Carey was instrumental in getting an Act of Parliament for the establishment of a workhouse at Bristol. With this excellent example, a tide set for the suppression of able-bodied pauperism which decreased the cost from ...

... THE WORKHOUSE BAKER. I'The Visiting Committee No led mended the payment of 2. weekly 3 to the Workhouse baker. but the &Nerd had mimed the whole matter to Venting Committee No. 1. Thu Committee now remommenclou that the question payment be not entertained ...

... in the Workhouse on Moodily morning. The chi'd'e grandmother, Mart Dawson. of Oeorge'a Court, had suggested the shiA had at going into the Workhouse, but did not suggest anything against the treatment the child. The Coroner remarked It @hikes mi. dren ...

... WORKHOUSE APPOINTMENT. Mr. end Mrs. Hunt, of Barnard Castle, were yesterday appointed by the Wharfedale Gurdiar~ as master and matron respectively of the Wharfedale Union Workhouse at Otley. Therg were eighty-one applicants for the post. ...