... WORKHOUSE TOUR MISS LAWRENCE TO SEE FOR HERSELF Fnm Om LMy So as to see the workhouses and casual wards in operation, Miss Susan Lawrence, the Parliamentary Secretary the Ministry of Health, has recently completed a fortnight's tour of some of the most ...

... WORKHOUSE ARISTOCRAT. Who Has Been Rescued from Poverty by a Compassionate Lady. Another chapter in the romantic life of Richard Dickinson, son of the late Sir Richard Dickinson, and grandson of Admiral Thomas Searle, C. 8., has just opened. It will be ...

... WORKHOUSE SALE BR ‘BAZON SOCIETY'S MORT AT ST GEORGE'S WORKHOUSE. The George'. Union branch of the Bribers Society hay* crying on • met useful labour of love at Workhouses, Fulham-road, in • leeching the isniste. a mum of occupying them with of as character ...

... which was reported nnder the heading West End to Workhouse. Thev say, reference Mrs. Nayier's statement she went into the workhouse because her husband her home while she was on visit to mother, that Mm. Nayler subsequently admitted that she had ...

... From the Workhouse \t Blanket! Fell District Workhouse the children wore kept in the -ame the old men and women. Derelicts, semi imbeciles old men end women with nauseous habits and worse tongues were tlre children's companions. It was we'll that Kitty ...

... RELIEF OR WORKHOUSE To-morrow's Demand by the Birmingham Unemployed * failing the immediate aranting of (lie national scale relief, demand admittance to the In support this demand, Birmingham unemployed will assemble in I'ark ♦ o'clock when speakers will ...

... A WORKHOUSE Motorists Dash to Surrey Blaze Seen for 20 Miles TEA-TIME ALARM 500 Inmates Marched Out— Roof Falls In Lighting up the sky for a distance of twenty miles, a fire at the Belmont Workhouse, near Sutton, Surrey, last night attracted thousands ...

... MARCH TO WORKHOUSE Unemployed Ask Guardian* for Out-relief A deputation of unemployed appeared before Billerieey and asked to be granted out-relief. I Many the men marched to the workhouse from Brentwood, distance six or seven miles. The Board considered ...

... WORKHOUSE ARTIST. A portrait of the chairman of the board of guardians, painted by an inmate of the Fusehill Workhouse, Carlisle, who was formerly a member of the Royal Soottish Academy, is to be hung in the board-room. ...

... WORKHOUSE FOR HEROES J.P.'a EXTRAORDINARY ADVICE The workhouse the only place fit for heroes live in. An ex-soldier, his wife and six children, have been evicted from their home at 2, Beards-place, Eastley-Street. because it was said that the rear the ...

... WORKHOUSES AT PLAY. Nowhere does the advent of Chrktmas mean more than in the workhouses, where the unfortunate ones who have fallen out of the ranks in the hatt;o of life look forward to it as the sinle festive oceasitu in a year of dull monotony. Happily ...

... NO WORKHOUSE CONDITIONS A determined note was struck by Labour speakers at meetings during the week-end. Tom Griffiths, M.P., pronounced the crisis to be graver than that in 1914; Stephen Walsh, M.P. declared that the miners would not knuckle under to ...