... the %workhoese.-ie ti. visitors' book his lordship made the !hcllawnr-- - I have spent this afternoon inu seer i1e ham Workhouse, and for the best tiruetus;J ai importance of the duties disharldce i. la The inrtirary is well known as out uf ti; coun ...

... YEW WORKHOUSE FOR WOLVER- HAMPTON UNION. Yeaterday afternoon Mr. W. Price, the chairman of the 'Wolverhainpton Board of Guardians, laid the foundation-stone of the new workhouse that is being erected for the union at New Cross, Wedzlesfield, about a mile ...

... stated to a press representative that there was not a word of truth in the allegations of favcerit- ism in relation to Workhouse contacts. Referring to the letter in yesterday's Post,' signed ' Fair Play and No Favour, Mr. Forrester said: I hare ...

... Governuent Board, published last week, in I which they stated that as the Guardians had not found c a central site for a new workhouse they should issue a an order for the division of the union as from Septem- c ber 29 next. Mr. Chambers presided. A further ...

... NMurray Browne and ber ?? Workhouse Manatienment Committee reported that an interview, hack been hield with,the Lady Mlayoress (MIs ele) respect- tng ?? Employment Society being allowed to carry on tbeir work at the workhouse, and they recom- mended that ...

... was held yesterday, at the Parish Offices, EdmuLd Street; Mr. J. :. Forrester presiding.-Mr. T. E. Soith, chairman of, the Workhouse Management Committee, drew attention to the cormplasints in the newspapers that the weekly returns o M the Medical Oficer- ...

... business for oonsideration related to complaint to which publicity had been given affeating the ldminis- tration of the workhouse. The mainutes of the Work- house Management Committee were of a very lengthy character, anad contained several reports of ...

... yesterday, under the chairmanship of Mr. Gateley, resolved upon a somewhat large expendiibusi upon engineering' matters. The Workhouse Managermenh Committee recommended them to accept the vender of Messrsm Tangyes (Limited) to supply pumhping plant and engine ...

... be summed up under four heads- (1) the classification of indoor paupers; (2) the re-moval of imabeciles from the ordinary workhouse; (3) the boarding out of children; and (4) the enlargement of out-door relief. That Board had consistently fol- lowed oeat ...

... KRINGS NORTON GUA.DLNLS. . it.. A meeting of the King', Norton Board of Guardias was held yesterday at the workhouse, Selihv Oak; Alderman Fallows ?? Chairman read 3e letter, which was unsigned,? but which came aom tbe! convalescent ward. It commenced: ...

... of £4,000. The report was ?? Workhouse and Infirmary Committees reported that they had held a joint mizeeting, and had had under consideration the desirability of providing further accommodation for inmates of the workhouse proper, and of postponing for ...

... Board insisted, on alt the patients going through the Workhouse entrance. If the Lord Mayor fell in Spring Hill, and be were taken to the Workhouse In- rosary, he would. have to go through the Workhouse gate, and be entered in the books.-ir. Frank Smith ...