... Mary's Union (Isling, ton) Workhouse in St. John s-road, Highgate where she was admitted at about 2 o'clock, and at once taken to the Martha Ward. Later in the day, in the course of a conversation with the master of the Workhouse, the lady 3FLEPEATSD THE ...

... WORKHOUSE. SAD DEATH OF A CHILD AT HAY An inquest was held at the Hay Workhouse on Friday evening last by Mr D. W. J. Thomas, coroner, on the body of a child named Edith Aston, one month old, that died at the Workhouse on Tuesday, the 20th inst. The first ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates took advantage of the season to keep to their beds a little later than usual, all except the children, who were astir long before daylight, eager for the festivities of the day. The first thing with which every inmate was gratified ...

... WORKHOUSE. Another important consideration is learn how far tho spiritual claims of the poor are attended to. In some parts they are assiduously met by the voluntary efforts of ministers, town missionaries, laymen, and ladies, who are anxious to impart ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, The Christmas dinner was given to the inmates of the house on Monday. The 81 inmates had a dinner of roast beef, vegetables, and plum-pudding. Mrs R. M. Thomas gave a treat to the inmates on the previous Tuesday, consisting of bread, butter ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Spilsbury said there was another subject which wished to coll the attention of the guardians to. Mat reports had been about of the insufficiency ol modal ion in the bouse,—that they had not the accommodation as required by the Poor Law ...

... The Workhouse, Brecon, Starch 15th, 1597. My dear Sir,—l beg to state, for the Information of the guardians, that I have certified a balance of £4O Id. upon the poor-rate of Mr T. Davies, late assistant-overseer of the parish of Llaufrynach, and £5O ...

... Workhouse. A letter was read from the Local Gavel n• matt !Beard, stating that according to the report of the Lai Goveintueut Lizard auditor (Mr G. It. Bietth the waste charges lor meat were vtry largt. Oa one date in September, 1551bs wete drawn from ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the Reporter. wee very glad to see in your columns of last week that able reply to the so-called report of Joseph Rowatree respecting the Carmarthen Workhouse. The manner in which the writer handled his subject proved to ...

... WORKHOUSE. new and smaller Nozzle, io lieu of the one now attached to the present appliances. The Pipes l» of Messrs Spittles’ make and coated inside and out, and the Hose Fittings and buckets Messrs Sband, Mason, A Co.’s make. BEDSTEADS for new infirmary ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Taking advantage of the order Waned by the Local Government Boon!, which allowed all Bosrdt of te make such epeeist arraegemeets for the females of the workhouses on the it.. ted far the commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee as they might ...

... WORKHOUSE. PHE Board of Guardians hereby give notice that, 1 on Saturday, the 17th instapt, they will proceed, to elect Chaplain for the Workhouse. The Salary to Thirty Pounds per annum. The qualifications for, and duties of the office, nte las# down ...