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... A TC i 1D OF GUARDI held in ,the the Workhouse, ly meeting he eed afternoon,. Miss GC. H. Gi ra Mil |. H. Arm: strong. J, Whitfeld,. J. T. wart 5. Siniine J J. 6. G. H. RB. Peters, Mr A. H. Banka, rorkhouse. Master, were also present. Reliev Officer. ...
... AT BERWICK WORKHOUSE. CORONERS SCATHING COMMENT. Mr. H. B. Peters, Borough Coroner, held an inquest hia ottice Monday afternoon, touching the death Mr. Robert 8. Allan, 2 Castle View, Norhani. auctioneer, who had died at Berwick Workhouse. Mrs. Eleanor ...
... BELFORD BOARD OP GUARDIANS. R.D.C.. AND WHOI.E-TIME M.O. A of Board of Guardians was In Ho* Boardroom of the Workhouse. Bel ford, Wednesday afternoon, when the Chairman, the Hev. 11. Ilaslarn. preskied. Others were J. Hunter Messrs G. Baker Cresswell ...
... have exuended. AM Darling— !• there any debt upon the Workhouse juet now ? The CttßK— lt will expire in twelve months. AM. Darling—Fow was the £3OO obtained The Clkrk—lt was paid out of the rates. The CutRK read letter from the Boiler Insurance Company ...
... alteration* awl repair* of, l?t fi • Furniture and Pr»‘pefty for Workhouse, Rent*, Hate*. Taxes and In*nranee, 61 14 Ststi -nny, Printing; and Advertifttofr, .4 Maintenance of Pao|ier« llivplUls and ScliiiiN, of fat otfice 4 Nam>, K'Histrati -n ...
... Belford Workhouse, especially the Infirmary. Mr J. Hunter moving the adoption of the Belford Committee’s report, said that sanitary accommodation at the hospital was badly Misdad, O. O. Baker CreaaweU, who seconded, said the sanitation at the Workhouse is ...
... painting of the Workhouse and it was unanimously decided to accept the lowest tender which had been received from Hr Thoa. Gladstone. The Committee also Considered the tenders (or the supply of butcher meat, provisions, etc., to the Workhouse. A list of the ...
... agree that the Wooler Workhouse out of Has Mrs Adams any knowledge of Wooler? Has she evei been there?—Mrs Adams: No, 1 have never been at the Wooler Workhouse. Capt. Lambton: Then don’t see why she should Include the Wooler Workhouse she has never been ...
... enclosure—a report the Commissioner in Lunacy bis recent visit the Workhouse. This was generally satisfactory. It stated there wen 10 nudes and 16 females unsound mind in the Workhouse. HALABIKB or POOR-LAW OFFICERS. The Clerk stated that sum expended ...
... HOUSE COMMITTEE’S REPORT. The Clerk read the rer»OTt the Workhouse and Fuiance Committee Which recorded receipt X 01 lhe hmiaies aU, Mrs Nicholson, Homcliffe; and Mrs Wilson, Bell Tower Place. The CuintuiUee that the thanks the Board accorded. The Committee ...
... Sanitary ■accommodation at Belford Workhouse was alto discussed, and Mr Tasker, the Council’s architect submitted purvey. This did not come before the Committee, because sub-committee was appointed go through all the Workhouses to report on them to which were ...
... the work of the Workhouse and the matters connected with it. They must have all struck -he had often been struckin going round the wards with Mr Young by the cheery inquiry made inPi the case every infirm and sick person in the Workhouse, and the ready ...