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... Workhouse There was a Workhouse in Hockerill.streM with an average of 45 inmates, to which cases were sent; e.g., in 1630 it was ported that John had been spending drink the relief granted to the family el Stephen —. The relief was stopped and the family ...
... WORKHOUSE Friduv sTAim.INt; SToltV tuincil vHilict of Wilful mur I’escott. a niuht ten* .-ant in tin Crumpeall Workhouse. Tuesday named Frailer puralvtii •all. a uorkhou*' ward, described IwlMecn • and defiant. in.ikin>' nil. i.uring an effort hesf and ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse those people who were fortunate or unfortunate enough to find themselves inmates were well looked after by the Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. Roach). With the help of the staff the Master and Matron had brightened the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. J. W. Moulton. chairman ci the House Committee reported that the number of inmates during the Ilth week of the quarter 111. against in the corresponding week of knit year: and for the 12th week 110. against 116. Ti tramps were relieved ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The arrangements made lor celebrating Christinas at Workhouse were much predated by the who number about 260. The principal event of the day was the dinner, wh.ch was substantial feset. Among those who carved served were tlie chairman of ...
... WORKHOUSE NORWICH The inmates of the Norwich Workhouse bad Moir usual dinner of old English fare on Christmas day mod beef, pork, and mutton. plum pudding. &c., krith a plentiful supply of nil kinds of vegetables. The ti aanlians present included the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. .Stow U'orkbouM* at One bouse the iUwate*. very happy time. The .uul (Mr. Mr-. Miles), with the atf'cerH, put before the old people the daintily dworated dining hall a dinner which Ijeef and baked pot toe-, ith parsnips, followed plum pudding ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. A COMPLIMENTARY REPORT. The following report of Oolonel Preston, Loo.l Government Board Inspector, «u reed to the Board of Guardians of the Berkhamatead Union April lat I have found tba Workhouse and Infirmary remarkably clean, the latter ...
... WORKHOUSE. THE BUDGET STATEMENT. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE, Last, but not least, we ask our readers to remember this Institution, where nearly four score of the aged and infirm poor are ending their days, some of them, alas, ami§ great suffering. There are also nearly twenty children, who, at the ...
... At the Workhouse. By a verdict, the nine' is ot We/oh-li.. declar.d teat bed a lime .11 snail .red pieeeure no et ties .r. ijnr.i,i ma. re.teritce. Ou the eve of the test .1 the • tour the singing At 9 151.1 morning Chaplain, J. Milner, con• ducted n ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Amidst the general festivities characteristic of Chriatmss-day, the inmates of the were means forgotten. A special dinner was provided for them, and this consisted of roast beef, plum puddings, and allowance half pint of ale each adult ...