... THI WORKHOUSE. rhe \f aster's Journal showed that the number of inmates in the first week of the past fortnight 191, against 191 in the corresponding week of last year, and the number of vagrants was 29 against 30. In the second week the number of inmates ...

... ,VERILU4PTON, THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since I the last Board, when there were tBO inmates' had been admitted, 8 discharged, leaving /83 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 97, against 145 in the ...

... AN EPIDEMIC AT THE WORKHOUSE. _ The Muter reported that three of the officers and several of the inmates were suffering as the result of an epidemic of influenza. FINANCIAL The Clerk reported there was a balance of £1043 tas. Bd. i. the hands of the Treasurer ...

... THS WORKHOUSE. 'Ube Master reported that for the week ended December 2nd, the number of Inmates was 178, against last year; and for tkle week ended December gth the number was 134. against 157. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was ...

... THF WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that the week ended August 9th the number of inmates was 133, against t 33 in the corresponding period of last year; and the following week the number was 129, against 132. The number of vagrants admitted during the ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board, le so there were inmates, 13 had been admitted, 18 discharged. and I, died, leaving 902 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the foitnight 173, against 162 in the corresponding ...

... WORKHOUSE ABSCONDER. At Holywell Police Court on Thursday last, before PMessrs. Jones and Joseph Jones, Robert A. Hughes was charged by Mr A. Roberts, master of tine Holywell Union Werkhouse, with abeconding from the Workhouse and taking with him certain ...

... WORKHOUSE ECONOMICS Sow a wa rk muter eferted aeuermisa the aupply af (aid w About say diovioNiaiiVes dearribed by my.. 7 1 41 17. Car IGreat Tars. Nth Heard el it a of the et Peer Law et the Guesserlif Ileseas. H. • that the Leval Goverawaist be approached ...

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... WORKHOUSE NURSES. IThe minutes were read of a meeting of the Visiting Committee held on December 03th.—Applications were received for the post of Nurse on the women's side of the House, and it was decided to ask Mrs Margaret Williams, of Halesworth, to ...

... WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. COUNTY SCHOOL The monthly meeting of the governors was held on Monday afternoon, when there were present Mr. P. Harding Roberts (chairman). Mrs. Johnson Jones. Mrs Dr. Jones, Mrs J. H. Williams (Flint). Mrs Batters, Miss White. ...

... WORKHOUSE ',SAMARITANS. Oft-told is the story that Poor Law Guardians and Workhouse Officials, as a cusobined body entrusted with the ad • tration of the Poor Law, are over-worked, and that their duties, though somewhat multifarious, are continually ...