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... 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 ...
... Messrs Moffett and Kennedy, Relieving Officers; and Ur B. Graham, Master of the Workhouse. Mr Graham reported that daring the 3rd week of the present quarter there were the Workhouse unable bodied paupers, 13 able bodied, and 31 children—total 123. At the ...
... repairs apm the present Workhouse daring the last 13 years, wad learn that it is £024 13* 9J; the additions to the Workhouse buildings have co.-t £530 paid I tan, and 11s i raised from the rates. The whole amount money which this Workhouse has cost repairs and ...
... a public drain near tbe Workhouse bad been provided with new aod affective trap, and th* Urban Sanitary Authority bad nuder their consideration the of slept to improve tho ventilation of public sewere vicinity ot tbe Workhouse as «»ll as to avoid the ...
... served a month for not complying with the of Belford Workhouse, when given over to the police for the latter offence, appears she bad jost been released from prison for a similar case Alnwick Workhouse. Apart from those convictions she was twice previously ...
... Messrs Moffett and Kennedy, Relieving Officers ; and Mr Grahamc, Master of the Workhouse. Mr Grahame reported that during the week •f the past quarter there were in the Workhouse X 7 unable bodied pauper*, 15 able bodied, and 3fi children—total 138. the ...
... Messrs Moffett and Kennedy. Relieving Officers; and Mr Graham, Master of the Workhouse. Mr Graham reported that during the 6tb week of present quarter there were in the Workhouse unable bodied paupers. G able bodied, and children —total, 112. At the cor ...
... BERWICK BOARD GUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting of this body was held In the Workhouse on Monday, when there were present—Aid. J. R. Black (In the chair); Messrs Russell, Marshall (Tweedmooth) Marshall (Tweedmouth), Craik, Turner, Wilson, Carr ...
... BERWICK BOARD GUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting of ttiis body wo# held in the Workhouse on Monday, when there were present—Aid. J. 15. Black (in the chair); Messrs Aid. Cbristisnn, Carr, Wilson, Turner, Buxton, Kev. Canon Baldwin, Moor, I). Tait ...
... Messrs Moffett and Kennedy, Relieving Officers ; nod R. Graham. Master of the Workhouse. Graham reported that during the Ist week the last quarter tto-re were in the Workhouse unaUle to-died paupers, able bodied, and 22 children —total. 108. the corresponding ...
... to the Workhouse Committee they toned it impoctible to get any more hospital acoommodntioa. Mr accommodation U there present the whole house ? -We have 08 inmates pre Mr Cabb— And we are requested find accom- The Clbbk said the present Workhouse had 190 ...