... s ot the N«w- podrt Workhouse subject to the conditions fixed by the board. The board accepted the tender of Mesrsrs Gilbert J. Lloyd and Co., of Bristol, for providing and fuiiig electiic light fittings, etc., 1'0: the Workhouse for the sum ol £ I,EG0 ...

... in more than one instance-3inee the announcement ot the Man- chester cases—the b3er has been sent away for analysis. Many Workhouse Cases. I Rsportiug to the Manchester Board of Gnnr- dians on Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Sissons, medical officer, stated that ...

... tug Sir massy sessived for raw swiss mit Ilia ealaroad ohs lie M asereetly F 6 raw Miles ma r imait bar far ha CARDIFF WORKHOUSE EXTENSIONS At • Weeklies= Bead. es Tanis, Mr webs wee* method take et the horde eerie Mee Weddiesee. The d Mr David amo wee ...

... do. The chairman ze- plied that the bench hxd nothing to do with hum, and another magistrate said, They can tgi into the Workhouse. ...

... tatient.—ttictrard Mame charged with teeing threatening and alma langtrage toenwds blame Margaret Scourfield, at tbe New Workhouse Infirmary on the inst. It was alleged that Krauts. who had been admitted with amain wooed, wait animyed upon toeing informed ...

... erlasertiart N. &shoots iota an lefirmary. ratlines{ • mike of th• infirmary_ for the extra eocomao• dada. termed •t the Workhouse. He thence It woad be a mei thing to wed the old peopled lip &hook. Kr O. B. :es. wild that what MY Geed had v.gestsd about ...

... it paged. CARHA RTHEN. B.A. Dewed—Yr A.J. Prsce. of Corp College. Cambridge. goo of Mr E. Prsct of the Carman:sem Union Workhouse, the through which ha the B.A. degree of Cembrdcu Ussnersot ...

... 4y list 51b P. Woodland 1 R Lovat s Query, a 12st A. Nightingall 2 m OrBan Gnnder, 4y Hat 91b .Armstrong 3 Mr Matthews s Workhouse, 5y list 101b W. Pullen 0 Mr Fitton's King Bonby. 5y list 101b .Brady 0 Mr Armstrong's Montroy, 6y llst 101b .Makepeace 0 ...

... conerqueo , war, nod tie preeedent for the (sowed au end crumpet bill dates from 45 years sco. , tone of the Crimeaa mportition. WORKHOUSE MARRIAGES. A correspondent writes It .111 be rehiimilie.e , that the Willesden Guardians recently applied t. the Registe ...

... ing 100 recrnits. 1862—The cotton famine now began to assume an intensely severe form in Lancashire. Fire at Brownlow Hill Workhouse, Liver- pool, causing the death of 23 inmates, mostly children. 1864-Lord Pal met a ton unveiled the memorial statue of Sir ...

... some. Twelve months to-day. It wee thee that Charles Car. ter, a deaf and dumb maw, anneoneed his re covery in Bedford Workhouse. While on a trawler in Milford Barra be fell from th. meet. •ad, on Oct. 31. 1899. upon biz heed ()a rtaainiog cenarAonaness ...

... Lorp Palmerston. 1866—Mr James Greenwood, a member of the Pall Mall staff, passed the night in ths oaaual ward of Lambeth Workhouse, and revealed afterwards in a graphic narrative the irregularity, neglect, and disorder which prevailed in snch places, and ...