The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1916-02-05 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

GUARDIANS. Remedy. hi either S. for all Acqthred or Coostitotional Dhlinhentes froze Unnary °than. Gravel. Paine In the boa . . _ -  Dad kis- grad coreelaidte Fifty More Beds for Bo!dim. Over SI Yaws' Sautes. Of Clarke's all Cbestiots. did Per bd.. or mast direct. poet fro.. for tv addition to the matters ,eix.rted in oar by be g4l PIJJs iSMIR• Of AV' ethlßC•daY last. the ftowimgitems Proprietors Tin Lfacola mid Midland coons., Dom of business were &silt with by the 0.11Ca. Ltd.. Llsweis. (Pres (res Memory) head Board of Guardians at, their roaeomg last Tuesday:— In his balf-yearly report an ashcan* =he istra.tions, which oime before the Thome Committee, the Rev. Osman O'Toole, Roulet Catholic I EddedisaUe instructor, abated:— " Nothing dwring the pea half-year nada tor special soanniesit." The Infirmary Committee reported that Mr. R. G. Duff, Local Govertnintent Board Inapectar, attended the committee with reterence te the additaynal 50 Infirmary bects suggested to be placed at the disposal of the military authorities by die Guardians. He erliluaned the raeas held by the Govan:snort in this matter, and the probable cause of the masappreliemsiom which had arisen as to these bock: havidng been already off ered. The committee readiv ed " 'Phut the The American Line office in Liverpool Guardiszs agree to rel2.oe. 50 additional beds las received a messoge from Bray, County far ',roundest soldiers at the disposal of the Wicklow, saying that a thunaged boat has War Office, such arl'f•mlncde'bun to be 'been towed in there with one dead man available as from the 14th February nrox." on board. Be has not yet been 'clentified, The omomitberee aotioa wno oonsconiod• but is believed to be the missing member , The &end (ea:l'sll3°od thedecioimi of the of the crew of the Philadelphia. ' Howe Committee to accept an offer of Mr. • • • I John Williams to sell to the Guardians At Kensington, London, on Tuesday, a , I,B°o l'ha °f lain which he had on hand hi fieksaging to his lest contract, ablioxli ended verdict of -- Suicide wi,...st not responsible for his actions" was returned in the ease olLtD°7 twir 31'4, PaOlrmat t° be at the of Brigadier-General Sir Rollo Estonteville, Thee°B:csaid Tarel(*ee,'6t;eirreaed the Uout axn.. Grimston, K.C.V.0.. C.I.E. extra equerry.' . in-waiting to the King. Be was suffering . Lityyda"*96l4. 7,!1.18.1k f°l4°Yriagt, t from neurasthenia, and it was stated that T.lr'f'rt , 260 bdankete. 250 altert.,7oll3 qjp be had been refused it medical certificate sheet+. 100 counterpanes. and 150 si.,,letts, of fitness to be on active sisrviee. He had ter x.isa 1.5. 7d.; IT. 1. °ohm 5,4 Brihtngone to a nursing home for a rest cure. sheet Sitaaambe, Oil feather pillows. and 74 There he committed suicide. • • • • Lair mattn'eaes for LIM; and lt-ssrs WhitFlininiezham, 50 law—,ll Tait bedAt Tuesday's meeting of the council of eteade at Li 15,4. ed. melt. the we,. oft,. the Liverpool Chamber of Coliamerce, the to be debited win; must, amounbi. ..ineetion of co-operative societies a.nd in- The attionof the obiaieen.. Homes come tax was raised. The General Trade mitt„is ii ameamting '177. Committee recou:unended the council to Margaret Elizabeth Sawyer. Matron of the make direct representations to the Chan- cenirtal Recten, at a ~,,,tare 0f..L.15 cellar of the Exchequer urging that co- n.ron.ip.i. totealwsr with rradm„. lodging, TIyI operative societies be assessed for income pain and laminar e, amid Ms, per we in lien te, in the game manner as private traders, of wild-I-trim rations velullst an annual lathThis proposal was agreed to. day leave of absence.