Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... TOTNES WORKHOUSE TREAT. At Totnes Workhouse on Tuesday, the annual treat to the • tee, arranged by the Ladies itta e was given, the proceedings co •ncing with a high tea, witch the Initiates waled upon by Mr. T. W. Windmill. Mrs. Churchward. Misses Patteson ...
... PADDED ROOMS AT WORKHOUSES. The Local Government Board haa addressed a circular letter to Boards of Guardians se to a record being kept where inmate, of workhouses are detained in the padded rooms at those institutions. The Board have been in communication ...
... ASSAULTING A WORKHOUSE BOY SePtei ...
... WILLIS. REFUSEs TO WORK AT NEWTON WORKHOUSE. At Police Court on Friday. William itand..). aired 64, on tramp, a native of Wiinile.don, was charged with refusing to Perform his allotted task. sawing rood. at the Workhouse that iisJiig. Mr. R. Vioary was ...
... LIVED IN POVERTY AND DIED IN THE WORKHOUSE. LONDON MAN WHO LEFT £15,030. There has lust died in Whitechapel Infirmary an old man Frederick Cato% who was found itarving in his roonis over a shop in White Lion-street. Bishopsgate. N.C.. where he had lived ...
... of age, was charged with assaulting John Richards, porter at Newton Workhouse, in the execution of his duty. Complainant stated that prisoner came to the casual ward at the Workhouse at 11.15 on Saturday. Witness asked it he had a ticket. He replied, ...
... SUDDEN DEA TII AT WORKHOUSE BUDDEW DEA rii LORD ASIIIIOCRNE On morning at Tan,* Workbowie llenryli-bury w.f.. found alead by porter R. Hp , .lopl. About 2 am. Mr. Beer 4th. Maaterl to the men'• to who complained of nind. He gave him 'frond) and left hint ...
... Guardians require TENDERS for 1. COFFINS for the several parishes, and for the Workhouse of the Union. Also for the CONVEYAN= OF PAUPERS who say die in the Union Workhouse for interment to tbs parishes (within to whisk Nbolong, at per jouroey. a Contracts ...
... roTNgs UNION. nquire FOR BIIPSHES. DRAPERY GOODS and LEATHER. for the Workhouse for 12 months. the 1.1. prls, 1914. Parma of 'render. showing the estimated quantity required. conditions of contract. etc.. be obtained on application to the undersigned ...
... TENDERS. OTNES UNION. The GUARDrIANB require TENDERS FOR MEAT, BREAD, SALT BUTTER, FLOUR. BARLEY MEAL and MAIZE, for the Workhouse, for three months, from let July, 1910. Forms of Tender. showing the estimated quantity required, conditions of contract ...
... TOTNES UNION. THE thardians require TENDERS for basT. BREAD. SA LT BUTTER. FLOUR. BARLEY MEAL, and RAWL for the Workhouse tor three months. from let April. 1914. Forme of Tender. showing the estimated quantity iequr. conditions of contract, etc., may ...
... TIMBIIIB. TOTNES UNION. HE Guardians require TENDERS for MEAT. BREAD. SALT BUTfER, FLOUR, BARLEY MEAL, and MAIZE. for the Workhouse, for three months, trout bit October. 1914. Forms of tender, showing the estimated quantity required, conditions of contract ...