... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Driffield Union Workhouse had their harvest festival, on Sunday, for which occasion the Church had been most tastefully decorated by the Matron. The Rev. R. W. Wheatley was the preacher, and he took as his text St. Luke ...

... WORKHOUSE At about hall•part fire o'clock on Wednesday evening a )oung man of about twenty-Ms years of age, named Pitney Docherty, •apposed to be an Irish harvester. convoyed from to the North Bierley Workhouse in • cab, in an unconscious con dition and ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Tho inmates Bradford Workhouse had time Christmas Day. Before even t v javai had dawned band of waits, including the Rev. 6. Bolton, chairman the Board (Mr P. H. Bentham), Dr Pearce, and the Master, sang number carols the wards. The ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE Tor SIX MONTHS, from (he Ist April next. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MEAT, POTATOES AND ONIONS, TOBACCO. SNUFF. AND MATCHES; FISH. POULTRY. AND ICE; INMATES’ TEA, OFFICERS’ TEA. YEAST. COKE. AND FIREWOOD. For TWELVE MONTHS from (h* Ift April ...

... WORKHOUSE Y? R V A L E 0a areoeet of tho Corooailoo Feo».oitUo io Warthewa Inmat a*, th-* OEM.BiL TIBITTSO Ao)ro*» Utk. U rXTT OFF la tfca waak. 3IM. Kntad* of lamate* pleaaa aota. EUS'EdT BCBAEas. Maatcr. A' HOafK?. CATTUt, FOCLTBY, FKJEOJ.'S AJO) DOCS ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse there was ample cheer, and the inmates partook of a substantial dinner served with the greatest liberality, .and those who cared for tobacco and ale (the latter presented by a member of the Board of Guardians) had only ...

... At the Workhouse. The Inmates of the Barnsley Poor Law Institution had their meal Christmas fare on Boxing Day. when the following assisted In the serving: Alderman O. Hray. J.P. (chair. man), Mr. W. Neale (viec-chairman), Mrs. Harris, Messrs. Peekett ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. As Officer's Straw Conduct. It MIA report d a t Board of thin that cu. of the sorkhouae abr.-re had, in order to improve the ventilation of ene of the outbuildinga, thrown • insane through the window, afterwards informing the Maoter that ...

... WORKHOUSE. To the Editor.—Please allow aay for the information *• Expeditus, J. C., and other liold people who lack even the little courage required foot their own statements, that it is roy will neither to write nor answer letters. Courtesy fairness ...

... WORKHOUSE. • Early yesterday morning Tom Hutchinson, labourer, aged about 30, said to native of Boltby, near Thirsk. died th© Thirsk Workhouse. H© had been inmate of th© workhouse for rorno weeks, and had there been medically attended. few days ago he ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. CASE EX-ARMY MAN TO BE GONE INTO At ROTHERHAM. At meeting of the Rotherham Board Guardians, yesterday, Mr. J. Jones drew attention to tbs ease of an able-bodied inmate, who had served 16j years the army, and was discharged in 1917. They ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates here had most happy day. They were given splendid meals throughout the day. Beginning with breakfast they bad special and bountiful diet; for dinner cold roast beef and mutton with new potatoes, salads, Ac., followed by fruit ...