... entertained them. tO includcd in the vote their tbanks to I lairunan, and to Messrs C. Peacock, R. eanti Jos. Thompson (their Workhouse 1 1), who had provided them with a Di Leyioyable evening. Mr A. Mibynell, a in prao, seconded, and the votes were foutsly ...

... thrill by their trusted leaders, only to themselves suddenly robbed of their lile-savioga, and driven to face the dreaded workhouse in spite of all their praiseworthy endeavours to make some provision for their old age. Ninety per cent, of these sulierers ...

... frequent occur- rence. January, 1899. —In this month Mary' Curry (1), aged 102 years, was an inmate of the Mile End, Old Town, Workhouse. Mrs. Mary Hudson (2) bom on Christmas Day, 1796, was living, “hale and hearty,” with her daughter at Weston Point, Cheshire ...

... stated. COAT, MsRcna'r.. COVENTRY BAKER'S HORRIBLE DEATH. On Satorday afternoon, in the boardroom at the Caventry Union Workhouse, Dr. Iliffe (coroner) held an inquest touching the death of Frank Morris (27), master baker, who lived with his parents in ...

... the Selection Committee, the following commissioners and trustees for the approval the Council. Town Governors of Hobson’s Workhouse Charity Mayor ex-officio). Aldermen Bond and Deck, Messrs Flack, Matthew, and Nichols. Conservators of the Cam-The Mavor ...

... St. Luke 8. did odd jobs*for people the market, and relied upon their generosity for food. Mr. Bros remanded the lad the workhouse for week. IMPUDENT THEFT. Henry Carter, 66, store-keeper, of Hospitalstreet, Birmingham, was charged with steajing King’s-cross ...

... ANTRIM UNION. WORKHOUSE MEDICAL OFFICER WANTED, Salary par Applications, accompanied with qoalifioationa and teatimoniala, lodged with me not later TWELVE o’clock noon THURSDAY, the 11th day of January, 1900, on which date the Guardian! will proceed to ...

... Saturday a verdict of “ Death from petural causes was ret in the case of Thomas on the ste; Hine, an inmate of Kingsbridge Workhouse, found to the men's 70 years stated hy Dr. age, @ native of ‘Modbury. Death pa larston to be due to congestion of tho ...

... Guardians, it- ti'll be remetin- lbered, have for the past soven years Scen da.!y- ing With the question of extending their l workhouse. At Saturday's meeting a letter was read fromn the Local Government:1Board inti-. mating that they would shortly issue an ...

... Bishop of Altai. A landau lider's Torniole INstake. Bandon, Saturday Riming. Dr William fle.cher, Madinat Oler rf Me !Maim Workhouse, lost his lite to-day ibreigh • fatal Mita*. Up to the early part of the forenoon he 1,14, accorling to woes, is &Ardmore ...

... deceased leaves a family of five sons and ene daughter to mourn her less, for whom considerable sympathy is evinced. WINCHCOMBE WORKHOUSE MASTER * DESERVING OF SEVER CBNSURE.” The Rev. W. D. Stanton presided over a tsely atienled meeting on Saturday.—The N us ...

... clothing. Shows.- burnedi ■ about the chest, and after Mrs. Aspin. s and doctor, had dressed her injuries, she 'r moved to the Workhouse Infirmary, where *.«e /l I ...