... togetherat Eastville Workhouse,' It also considers that the very insutlicient accom- modation and temporary character of the buildiogs of our workhouse Intfirmaries makes it imperative that a new infirmary be provided outside the workhouse wails, Ia conformity ...

... Board Inspector (Mr E, ce We~thered), who had paid a visit to the workhouse on tO F~riday last, wrote as follows in the visitors' book- .. rn I have this day Inspected the workhouse. I find it: id generally satisfactory and the inmates mostly con-E ...

... Inmates of their school. That seemed to him one of the saddest things In the Workhouse which they could possibly find, inasmuch as there werenine illegitlmatechildren In asmall workhouse. With regard to the man, the Board were not giving relief to many able-bodied ...

... enjoyment from the outing. They were con veyed from the workhouses in breaks, and their Wants ereto attended to by many Guardians and their friends, as well as a number of the ofloers of the workhouses. The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort visited the ground during ...

... whereas the workhouse garb was a mark of failure (bear, c bear). Some of them were 'rigged up in a selection of dead men's clothes, wbhioh he was not quite sure was the beat way of dealing with them. Moreover, there wore in the workhouses 69 veterans ...

... necessary. The accommodation for the children was 2e proposed to be provided apart from the workhouses, ni End the committee recommended that as the Staple- e, ton Workhouse was certified to acoomodate 1227, ac it would be adequate for the requirements of the ...

... undser treatment ,som Iin various wards in both workhouses ;, and that of these 23 roes men and six women would derive benefit from more open opei surroundings than could be provided in. either workhouse. The They were also itformed, as proving the danger ...

... infirmary and sick let. wards of the workhouses at E~astvilie and Stapleton, ape btthey wish It to he understood that they are ane uaiosin emphasising their previous recoin- her mendation that. the Eastville workhouse should be ge,closed, and disposed of ...

... fortnightly meeting of the Guardianu of the st ChippiDg Sodbury Union was held yesterday morn Iog In the Board room at the Yate Workhouse. Sir Gerald Codrington, Bart., presided, and there were at also present Mr J. Trenfleld (vice-chairman), the as Revs E. E ...

... that she had been charged on two occasions in December, 1897, for wandering, and on one of these.occisions was sent to the workhouse. Mrs Druce having again handed up some papers, Mr Denman said he noticed the girl had been in the infirmary until Friday ...

... officer of the Hastville Workhouse, and bad seeoted the following as the three most eligible for the position :-John Moore Hall, 35, at present and sir co Christmas, 1897, asbsistant medical officer, Hackney Union Iefirmary and Workhouse; Frederick C. Morgan ...

... £1 4s, outdoor £19 1Gs, and lunatics £42 18s 4d, THE WORKHOUSE WALL. Ti'e tender of Messrs W. J. Bennett and Co. wvas accepted for the erection of the boundary wall at the site of the new Workhouse at Southmead. THIS INSPEOTOR'S ADV'ICE, The proposal ...