... for the proteetion of our enormous commercial interests. Mr. Holland said that red tape must be economized and that the workhouse must not be tbo ultimate asylum for our wounded and war-worn warriors. Mr. Schlesinger-Helbronner. Sinclair, who only became ...

... in bankruptcy. Is our issue oh last Saturday we stated that at the kind invitation of MIr Grime, the inmates of Newport . workhouse attended a pantomime ?? at the , Lyceum, Newport. The invitation came from Mir Clarenice Sounes, the proprietor of the theatre ...

... prisoner was _ arrested on srspicion of the murder. He was, how- ever, not charged at that time, being sent to the Staines Workhouse as a supposed lunatic. When a released, he was charged with petty larceny, for t which he had been under detention eleven ...

... Boer in the field there will be at least one British casualty. And in the end there will be the usual squalid sequel of the workhouse or the gutter for Tommy Atkins, and the reservists who left their employment, -will discover that their places have bceu ...

... REMINISCENCES. Yesterday, at the meeki:g of the Ilampstead Board of Guardians, Mr. H. C. Russcll, master of the Hampstead Workhouse, reported that a son of the late Mr. Henry Barrett-Leunard, of Lested J Lodge, Hampstead, I::ad presented 167 bound volumes ...

... day was 2,410 and 2,457 respectively. AN OLD PLAYFELLOW OF TIHE QUEEN. Miss Caroline Hillman died yesterday in Driffield workhouse. The old lady had seen better days, and in her youth played with Queen Victoria, her father and grandfather having both been ...

... years ago' He had lately made .1 to 30ss, ai week by debt collecting and other work.; On pri-sonerb agreenig to go to the workhouse Mr. D'Eyncourt remauded the case for a, week, Mr.' Lan' caster in the meantime to see if assistance could be ren- dered them ...

... friend of hers was making 600 a year -from keeping poultry, and he had only one boy to help him. THE TREASURE TROVE OF A WORKHOUSE. At yesterday's meeting of Lambeth guardians it was announced that the board has in its possession about forty gold and silver ...

... snb- ject in The Daly News of February 9 and 1 . EX- M.P.S SON IN THE WORKHOUSE. EARLY END OF A CAREER. The son of , former M.P. for Chester is now an inmate of the workhouse in that city. The gentle- man is Mr. Phillip Salisbury, ilho ij 44 years ...

... between his temporary emplo-ments l tiand the workhouse. Placed in a ho,-me at Dover he had to be dragged out of bed, dressoe d and sent back to London next morning. He e was noev brought from St. Luke's Workhouse, Chelsea. on a charge of refractory conduct ...

... transpired that Private Mitchell, a the Wilts Regiment, who was shot through both ankcle at the Modder River Battle, was in the workhouse in fisuary. The Guardians decided. to write to the War Office, asking if they could ;not accommodate the wounded hero in ...

... amused at the performance, and allowed the ventriloquist to be discharged, on his promising to go at once into the Fulham Workhouse. EGYPTIAN STATE RAILWAYS. In the report of the Administration of the Egyptian State railways and telegraphs and of the port ...