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SOCIETY TO BRIGHTEN WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY IFIi E. ANNUAL MEETING. The third amneal meeting in connection with the Society to Brighten Workhouse Infirmary Life was held last evening in St. George's Cafe, High E Street. A very large attendance included Miss Ewart, Miss Thompson (Mace