... man (Mr Hooper) has done. He's done nothing ! He went and voted for old-age pensions, to keep our old people out of the workhouse, and off the perligh • it was not needed, was it ? Yon would not have done it had you been member, pauperising the old people ...

... reception *f and yrsing into the workhouse for detention m p*»-« suan. provisions the Art. j stale that the conditions which Board give temporary conik'nt such arrangement are that th*T» is and su'd! classification a', the workhouse for c.u«es sent under the ...

... otherwise have to give out ot their earnings money which they could ill afford in order to Keep their aged relatives out of the workhouse. The Lords rejected the Budget because it interfered with tacir luxuries, because there will be less money for game preserves ...

... harrowing do. Is Miss ...

... inspection of the workhouse, and requesting that the several matters adverted to therein might receive the careful attention of the guardians. In his report, Mr. Agnew stated that classification was strictly observed in accoidanee with the workhouse rules but ...

... MASTER’S 50th FESTIVAL. The inmates Heckingham Workhouse eoA* meuefd the festivities of Christmas Day with a bright service in the chapel, which was followed celebration of Holy Communion, the Rev. A. S. Lindeman (chaplain) officiating. At noon dinner ...

... necessary to give enjoyment to their less fortunate fellows. Certainly the patients in the Hospital and the inmates of the workhouse have numerous friends who do not forget them at any time, least of all at the period of merry-making and goodwill which kept ...

... staff fa; their services, on the proposition of the Chairman, and it was acknowledged by Mr. Harold Senior, Master of the Workhouse. CBRUSTMAB SUNDAY AT THE AND The Workbotre, being excellently decorated for et nu }oinked quite gay on Clinton& Sunda), the ...

... otherwise have to give out of their earnings money which they could ill afford in order to keep their aged relatives oat of the workhouse. The Lords rejected the Budget because it interfered with their luxuries, because there will be less money for game preserves ...

... Clifford. The Rev. E. Edgin (on, who has succeeded the Rev. G. Sparks CoWes, has been appointed religions instructor the Workhouse. Tbs Rev. J. Owen Jobss has corns to East Cowes. The 347th anniversary of the oonsecralion of St. Mary's Church. Cowes, was ...

... the ladiea the r cugregatK n. THE WORKHOUSE. INMATES HAVE A GOOD TIME. Id no public institution • f similar character the great Christian f--*lival celebrated with more rejoicing than the ...

... FOR THE INFIRMARY. We have received, on behalf of the Workhouse infirmary, a second parcel of books and papers from Mrs. Ruffen. and also another consignment of literature of various kinds from Wardroom Mess of H.M.S. Actaeon. These have been forwarded ...