... THE WORKHOUSE. The bi-aonthly meeting or' the court of guardians Cl was held on Monday last, tho governor (Mr. Barrick) in presiding. ca Mr. Liwis brought forward his motion for the altera- lie tion in thle fines levied upon the guardians for not. mn ...

... of Hull. APPOINTMENT OP TRADESIMEN. Several tradesmen were appoiasted to sccpply the workhouse for the next quarter. On the appointcenit of printer to the workhouse, Air. floirs moved the election of Mr. Jonathan Pulleyn, Silver-eta sot. ?? said, without ...

... WORKHOUSE 1 Aft imato of Lb. Hall Woriritouse, Ramat. wad charged refusal' to do do work co bor. Th. i lire James. tam perearems, at CZ elm sited elei prisoner lo the latter Woad to do so, awl reception room thin mie pet bee bold in pedket maid TN mini ...

... WORKHOUSE. THE SHEFFIELD AID TIM DESERVING POOR. An loot hold la Loadas. Oa Charlir awl safe. a nossetablo yid Cased go ba L. writhosaat jury tboy mid& wHbi of willtt shout by li. iw narked that of workbnaw hi a goiati amass* lw with if a/I Vrikyll is ...

... WORKHOUSE SOUP AND THE WORKHOUSE LAWYER. Henry Cressell, the old man who has gained some notoriety the Islington Workhouse lawyer and who recently figured the Central Criminal Court charged with libelling Musto (master of the St. John's-road Wo ...

... about 55 years of age, and had been at Bedale Workhouse 01 and ¢he was a most ard and as the matron (Mrs. Gray) is unwell her services will be much missed. Ay fon was 2. native of Thirsk, was m1 liked the workhouse inmates and by her employers. ‘The man Dixon ...

... WORKHOUSE The Cork correspondent of the states that on Monday the Sheriff's officer seized nine chests of tea in Cork Worithou- , 0, in satisfaction of a judgment for 140, which Messrs. Palgrove, Murphy, and Co.. shipowners, Dublin, obtaiued against the ...

... at the workhouse. At noon tbs inmate* th* Workhouse assembled in th* dining hall, bsantilnlly decorated for the occasion, and partook of snmpluoas dinner of roest beef, pork, and mutton, with bast ad lib, end plum padding. Ur 8. Fsrreh (one of tbs Oatrditns) ...

... WORKHOUSE. On Friday the children, who are or have been inmates of the Hull Workhouse, bad their annual treat, which is kindly provided for them by a number of ladies and gentlemen. The proceedings always have been most interesting, and seem to increase ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates were regaled with the usual dinner of roast beef and plum padding, but mutton and other adjuncts were also on the tables in abundance. Mr and Mrs Bradley, the master and matron, exerted themselves to make the event pleasant ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Tbe nsnal Christmas dinner was provided for tbe inmates, who bad anticipated tbe occasion by decorating tbe board room, dining ball, corridor, landings, and other places with holly and evergreens, an abundance of which was kindly fnrnisbed ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Fron Master’s report book it appeared that there were bow in tho bouse 330 inmates, as compared with 339 fortnight ago. and 335 a year ago. The number of persons relieved at the casual ward daring the past fortnight was 145, viz., men, ...