... THE WORKHOUSE was reported to be a clean state, bnt measles bad broken out amongst the children.—The Chairman stated that a committee of twelve bad been appointed for the purpose reporting to the Board with respect the qnes-tion of over crowding. The ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse on Monday the usual Christmas dinner to the inmates was provided by the Mayor (Aid John -Hill). Altogether there are at present 139 inmates in the house, of whom were provided with excellent din r of roast beef and plum ...

... WORKHOUSE. THE GUARDIANS OF THE POOR of the BeTerley Union hereby invite TENDERS for PAINTING THE EXTERIOR OF THE WORKHOUSE ecrordinc to riter ification prepared by Messrs. Hawe * Foley, Architects, Beverley, at whose office it may be ins|tected and after ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Tbe inmates of Ibis institution will have cause to wish that Royal marriages were of more frequent occurrence, for they have beeu regaled on Christmas fare at Midsummer, and that alone is sufficient to fix the eveul in their memories. They ...

... creed is not provided in tho Workhouse shall be permitted to attend religious service on each Sunday place worship of their own creed outside the Workhouse.”—After some remarks, Mr. Robertshaw , said the committee could do no other than bring for-' ward ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, The inmates of the Workhouse bad their Christmas feativitiee on Monday. At twelve o'clock they sat down to sumptuous dinner of roast beef, malton. end potk, plum puddiug, and ale. The Hev. B. Shepherd (one of the Guardians), the clerk (Mr ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. There wa.« little to indicate privation and helplessness at the Union Workhouse. The corridors and dinincr hall had been lavishly decorated and seasonable mottos were intermingled with good wishes for the Cuardians and officers. At noon ...

... WORKHOUSE. Before Mr. IVEfncourt, the Westminster Jane Casely, 03 years of age, an inmate of Ghelaea Workh- ■uw, has been charged with refractory Sarah Jones, a nur-e employed at the workhouse, deposed that the prisoner had been an inmate for some yean ...

... THE Wi OUSE. Christmas Day at the Workhouse was a most enjoyable time for the inmates. At i p.m. repast was served in the large dining-hali to @ number of the inmates. just over 100. ‘fhe invalids, who were im thi feast those who were able to eat it. ...

... WORKHOUSE At tb« Pot. • Court, Liacolu. yealcr-Uy, Jobu «o eHorlj mao. retu&od, ou own coofaMiun, with having aiUulU ret tire tbe labour abotia at Lincoln Workbouae. Oo (ha nisht of Fritlaj, Sept. 21af, bra occurred in tba labour jard, ■'aaiaße tba extant ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The usual weekly meeting of the Guardians took place at the Board Room. Church Street, on Saturday. There were present: —Messrs. John Robinson (in the chair). John White, James Barker, Robert Robinson, John Jack-on, Robert Hay. John Andrew ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. It is gratifying to learn that in recent years in some, if not in all, of our workhouses Christmas is different from what it was formerly, and that the officials are allowed by the Guardians to do something towards making the day for ...