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... moor GUARDLkNS of this Union will on A. WEDNESDAY, the 24th of September, 1913, receive TENDERS for supplying the Union Workhouse, ClUldren's Home, Isolation Hospital, and the Outdoor Poor with the following Articles, to be delivered when and where required ...
... effort made to remove young children from our gaol-like workhouses. In London, said Mr. Burns, out of 36,000 children, there were under the jurisdiction of the Guardians only 1,000 in the workhouses, and 719 of these arc little ones under three years of ...
... ea having no tived ed. dren, was charged with neglecting his three young children and with absconding from the Witbington Workhouse with a suit of eJothes belonging to the Routh Maacheattw Board of Guardians. In repiy to the magistrates. be raid that be ...
... that the conraderstion of the.appli_ ctstiorte for the appointment of Assistant Workhouse Medical Officer be adjourned until alter the appointment of the Senior Workhouse Yolks' The Clerk, Me. K. A. Evans, reported that at reeeking of the whole Board ...
... resided el 70, Brook Street, and whose death occurred at the Workhouse infirmary on Dec. 18th, were related at ao inqinkit held this afternoon by the Coroner (Dr C W. lliffe) at the Workhouse. William Lenten, son of the deceased, said that on the 7th December ...
... with the machos! evidence. LEICESTER WORKHOUSE INMATES' DEATH IN COVENTRY. At the Workhouse the circumstances attending the death of James Richardson, 55, horre dealer, lately an inmate of the Leicester Workhouse, were Ant inquir3d into. Sarah Ann Whiteman ...
... several foreign ems. There was she a Ninepin. Mr. T. Martin (Workhouse Master): Why was the body brought to tie Workhouse mortuary? Witness: Dr. Stuart told us to bring it back to the Workhouse mortuary. Mr. Martin: It moms a very strange that • body should ...
... Sunday was the chief mum of • peculiar accident in Charterboues Road. An old lady, Harriet Jackson, an inmate of the Coventry Workhouse, was walking along the road named and when stopping to pick up a sixpence h a d dropped was blown over. She sustained • seesaw ...
... Prisoner pleaded not, guilty. The evidence of Mr. Thomas Martin, Muter tf the Workhouse. was to the effe that prisoner's wife and five children were admitted to the Workhouse on October 9 last, and bad since been chargeable to the common fund of the union ...
... unsound mind moms time ago, and was taken to the lunacy wards of the Blackburn workhouse. The Master of that workhouse (Mr. F. Lambert) said that Baron was last seen at the workhouse at 6.35 on Wednesday morning, and was missed from his place in the dining ...
... re ge inerrr he workhouse. However, at the present time they had 102. Hr. Alkkm= asked if an of those meationed by the Chairman were in receipt of old age pension, because the Guardians knew that there were some who were is the workhouse for melted treatment ...
... other unions concerning the number of tfatops relieved. Coventry having 623 to deal lately with an increased number at the Workhouse. Mr. Wood now gave the following statement:— Name of Union. . 0:: Alcester Birmingham Foleiltill Meriden Nuneaton Rugby Solihull ...