... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Nursing Aid Society, No Children's Help Society, No Mlsericordia Society, No Dorcas Society, No Free Breakfast Society, No Workhouse, No Almahouse, No Outdoor Relief, No Relieving Officer, No Poor Law Guardian, No Rate Collector, No Poor Rate, ,No Ratepayer ...

... LOCAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS - I '9 The annual entertainment to the inmatesI of e d- the Merthyr Union Workhouse was held on h New Year's Day in the'dining hall. e SMOKERS finding Mild Tobacco burns their n tongues should smoke Archer's Golden Returns fi lregivtered ...

... the doubling of the line from Cheltenham to Andoversford, CIRENCESTER. A meeting of the Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse yesterday, the Rev W. Fawcett in the chair. The Clerk (Mr H. L. Cooke) read a letter from Mr F. Cripps, thanking the Board ...

... Grounds Cornmittee heinstrected to prepare a memnorial to the Charity Commissioners urging that body to consent to thie old workhouse cottages and gardens being included in the fled Hill Recreation Ground, already given up; that the clerk proparea statement ...

... contri- losi ck buted to the harmony of the festive aimo lie season. Several football matches were like it, played. At the Workhouse Mr G. T. the en Gilpin-Brown, the chairman of the wer a Guardians, entertained the inmates to phe their annual dinner. Fruits ...

... funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Hughes, for upwards of 52 years master of the Holywell Workhouse, took place yesterday. A memoriai service was conducted in the workhouse chauel by the chaplain (Rev. B. Williams, vicar of olywell). The service was attended ...

... should be sent to the Industrial School. Their great object should be to re- move from these little children the brand of the workhouse. He believed they would be far better Cooked after in the Industrial school, which was in charge of the Sisters of Mercy ...

... fire nnderneath, Is at present a mystery. Too remaini were removed osi the police stretcher to tire mnortuary at the Union Workhouse, Bioth bandl were practically burnt off, and the facee was black. Deoeased was 27 years of age, and lived with his parents ...

... KiN'-\GTOW5N AND BRAY IN 'FELLI GENCE. yEW YEAR'S FETF: AT RATHDOWN - WORKHOUSE. L esrr:t. e -me of the (;uardians of ?? l- i-rn I ?? ' i their 1aldy friends gave the w..rkh 'l-s ?? tren ai umque entertainmlent j b'.. f ?? by high teit in the T ent ...

... -The death . of a woman named Elizabeth Barnard, as the result of I an ?? in the c6anal at Smethwiolr, is reported from the workhouse inplrmary. The deceased, who I furty-:aine yem-s of age6, and lodge at 35, Diver Read, Soho, Smethwick, is stated to have ...