... WORKHOUSE, The new Master and Matron, Me. and Mre. Traill, have, I think, justified the views entertained by the Board on the occasion of their appointment a 8 to their fitness for the positions assigned to them. The reports of the Workhouse visitors ...

... WORKHOUSE INMATE'S UNEXPECTED END. The District Coroner (Mr. 11. I;. Oswald, held an inquest at Lewitittam on Sarah Ann Ilibbons, age 74, inmate of Ifle Iluardians ••Honte it Rest at I .ady ki William Gibbons, 13, Et inat-strct, itrniondsey, the husband ...

... At the Workhouse. A lW a m thth lirr e rii ii rda si fjo s t I Der ; erd the ia al seremil i OM of the 630 ameba mar SOO ia aad masa X 0 *lima lad alai to be missod fee, DM at them lad sr *dm& el ameba; Isa ma parent maim to Christmas booms Cbriolmos ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. 'rke Mamter reported that during the post' fortnight 15 hod admitted into tie Workhoum., and 21 iliaritorged. Them were 249 in the Honve a. pa with 254 , in the corresponding week a year. AGED I N MATES AND THEIR PENSIONS. The Mauler reported ...

... WORKHOUSE The av> rage number inmates fur tha veer ended I.adv day. I9IQ. mcluding hoartledout during the year at Belmunt and Saffron Walden Workln*aaaa respectively, is 622. as compared with 752 for the year ended Ijidy day. 1906. Tl»a average weekly ...

... THE WORKHOUSES. The Guardians of the Poor London bad large number of people to car© for in tho workhouses yesterday. In tho thirty-one unions into which the Metropolis is divided there are about 75,000 inmates of workhouses, while those in receipt of ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Union House had their share of festive fare on Christmas day: and the wards beautifully decorated in honour of this national festival. Out of the 630 inmates, some 200 were in hospital. and about children had to be ...

... IN| THE WORKHOUSES. An unanimous vote by the Mile End Board of Guardians, on any one question, is of such a rare occurrence that we slways feel it a pleasure to chronicle one. Thot ¢ ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that there had been and la discharge. during the Let fortnight. There were how 9intuatee the WorkhouNt, as compared s ttla te cori'vondug period ot year. The 'Attie Tharruek aehool children gay, ,yleadtd entertoinzuont ...

... At the Workhouse. As is invariably the case, unfortunately, Mr. and Mrs. Hinington, the kind-hearted master and matron of the Workhouse, had a large and varied to cater for in their huge establishment at Queen's-road. Exclusive of officials, altogether ...

... from tie Colonies an now being offered by the firm in its workhouse and other tenders. We Yam reosisod tolloariag mores Iron Oar Oerraspesdeate with regard to Use sae et timed moats ia workhouses and similar institutions. It will Ys ems QM diadems so We ...

... WORKHOUSE. For three mantha oommenoing the It of april. ISM, and ending the 30th June, BREAD, FLOUR, MEAT, PORTER, WINES and 'SPIRITS. NEW MILK. GROCERY, PROVISIONS. BRUSHES, BROOMS. PETROL PARAFFIN OIL. ! BENZOLLNE. CLOTHING. DRAPERY. LEATHER., BOOTS ...