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... NEW TEAR AT THE WORKHOUSE. The specious dining ball of the Kingston Union Workhouse was filled with Hailing on Saturday ereninr the oooasion being the New Year's Day entertainment to the inmates. By the generosity leer friends extra delicacies were provided ...
... '•u.-s ~f IVutora on the Workhouse and Infirmy> preniwes and I'nion office*, and for 000- Funerals, for tha Half-year ending , •; 1909; ala.» for the Supply ol Milk, lor tae Tuning of Pianos and Organ on “J'rnary and Workhouse Premises, for tbs ? Micheelmaa ...
... [Before W. Y. Cockburp, Esq. (chairman), Lt.-Col. J. 8. Hepworth nnd the ReTA. B. Beavan.] A WORKHOUSE AFFRAY. George Prior (SS), an inmate the Kingston Workhouse, was charged lentandwitb unlawfully and malicMuaTy wounding Frank Purdue, by striking him the ...
... 1855 Miaa Twining published her fir* pamphlet on the need general Workhouse visiting, having importuned tho Poor Law Board in Tain, and 1857 &be read her paper on Condition of Workhouses to the first Social Science Congresa, held Birmingham. Thereafter ...
... frequenter the Workhouse. Smith, with has family, applied lor end were panted discharge from the Workhouse. The wife end family returned the same day and prisoner did not, entirely deserting them. A child was born the wife the Workhouse.—Smith said waa ...
... deceased, accompanied another man. came to the Petersfield polioeetaiion and applied for tickets lor the casual ward at the workhouse. Witness asked him his name, and said Frank Parsons, from Portsmouth. Deceased did not look like ordinary tramp, and afterwards ...
... charged w refusing to perform his allotted t>s wh Ist casual inmate of the Kingston Workhouse.—John Judd, abour ma-ter. said that prisoner was admitted to the Workhouse on Sunday cven : ng. On Monday morning ho was Ken five hundredweight rtenee to break ...
... Butt said the the notice was required waa that prienoer waa coqytantlv gome in and out end sending hto children back the workhouse. —Prisoner remarked that lie ooukl not hie rlii’.dien and look for work the same time —Mr. Nathan, the polioe-oourt mtoeionarv ...
... ebarged with neglecting to perform bis allotted task of work whilst a casual inmate the Kingston Workhouse—Harry Butt, rapt, the casual ward tbs Kingston Workhouse, said that prisoner waa admitted Friday evening. On Saturday morning was set to work to piok ...
... further consideration of the matter was deferred, pending enquiries to the leave granted to the porter and portrew at the Workhouse premises. The Medical Officer reported that RerjiraM Pa«re (Zb) and Frank Coombee wer« admitted the Infirmary on the 22nd ...
... Ironmongers’ Materials, Leather and Grindery and Pimp Tyres: also for Sweeping Chimneys and Cleaning Flues of Boilers on the Workhouse and Infirmary premises and Union Offices, and for Conducting Funerals, for the Half-year ending Michaelmas, also for repairing ...
... •■unr'ti tna. on* Opt. w*i»y him and found pair new boota in hit ,a,d seat to him. —Edward Jeffrey,, a Workhouse official, said prisoner had been the Workhouse but was granted lesvs of on thel4t£ Ito identified tbs boots the prooertv ol the OnyJU~.-A.yW IkkppMc ...