... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The dinners, teas, entertainments. given periodically to the inmates of the Llstnelly workhouse are like gleams of sunshine to the monotonous lives of the workhouse poor. If only a , large number of people who don't know, and who would ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. [BY OLD HAND.] Since the been admitted to the Newport Board of Guardians, divers things have come to light. To do them justice, the reporters are very diligent in notating parochial small talk. There is • vast amount of this commodity ...

... THE ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. Ws do not know, whether or not, the author of the story of the man, who not being gifted with a superabundance of forethought, constructed a certain article, and then had to take down his workshop in order to remove it, ever ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. --- The inmates of the workhouse enjoyed their usual Christmas fare of roast beef and plum pudding, and Mr and Mrs Pierce, the master and matron, did their utmost to make the poor people under their charge comfortable and happy. In the ...

... 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 following report of the Visiting Committee upon the state of the Workhouse, was read :- - We find the House particularly clean, and the drainage very good. We were much pleased with the appearance of the children, and the apparent ...

... The Workhouse. ANOTHER _ , OUTRAGE IN The rumour that another terrible murder had ben attempted in the East End of Lomb* • thrill of horror in the metropolis es' Weiseday. The news spread like AMON the whole of the East end distrieS, esd bandrods of people ...

... 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 ...

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... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr E James reported that he had inspected the Workhouse that day, and had found everything satisfactory. THE MEDICAL OFFICERSHIP FOR LLANBISTIR DISTRICT. The Clerk said he wrote to Dr A B Carey Orchard, informing him that he was appointed ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhouse Were treated to an excellent dinner of roast beef and plum pudding; and the supply was unstinted, all r egulations as to allowances being suspended for the occasion. Each adult had a pint of beer, or an ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Guardians of the Poor of this Union, will, at their Meeting to be held on Thursday, the 26tb day of May, instant, proceed to the appointment oi a tledical Officer to the Workhouse of the said Union. Stlary£4oper ...