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... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal shawed that since the last Board, where there were 171 inmates, 12 had been admitted, 6 discharged, leaving 177 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 73, against 122 in the corresponding ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board, when there were 201 inmates, 9 hid been admitted, 7 discharged, and I died, leaving 202 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 84, against 106 in the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board,when there were 195 inmates. iOlhad becn admitted and 15 discharged, leaving 190 in the Workhouse. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortsight was 124, against 254 in the c ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board, when there were 202 inmates, 5 had been admitted, 10 discharged and 2 died, leaving 209 in the Howe. The number of vagrants admitted during the past fortnight was 89, against 210 in ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since ' 1 the last Board, when there were 193 inmates. 22 had been admitted. 20 discharged, and 2 born, leaving 196 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 84. against in the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the lasi ii rd. when there were 196 inmates. 16 had been admitted, 8 discharged I born and 3 died. leaving rm in the !louse. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight +my; Bi. azaiast 119 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... MINISTRATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk reported that upon the instructions of the Board he wrote to the Vicar (Rev J W Thomas) communicating the i Board's decision to simply record the fact : when his services were held at the Workhouse, without giving ...
... HOLYWELL WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY STONE-LAYING. To the Editor of the DEAR SIR. . . . . A letter - appeared in your last issue shined S. The writer apparently blames crrtain pervois for their absence on the occ.vion of the foundation stone-laying at ...
... THE MINISTRATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. REMARKABLE DISCUSSION._ A letter W - as f - the -- Vicar of Holywell (Rev J. W. Thomas) to the effect be re4retted to see by the local !ma that the Chairman of the Board had instructed the Master to make a record of ...
... Savage Assault on • Workhouse Master. EXIMPLARY PUNIIIHKEIT. The et Mewasase Isetodosa.altomad es SD a few* Plithwalk M amok. It was desol thet aseesol wee saiNsa te es Nth es '..-7 waft throes oveshera kin amid lo Withal Mircodes used Nadi aloptocethi ...