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... AT THE WORKHOUSES. The East London workhouses testified to the spirit of the day by the tasteful decorations which were to be seen, and the male and female inmates had no reason to complain of the manner in which they were catered for. There was no stint ...
... WORKHOUSE Salary €2O per annum, rising by annual increments of €1 each to £26 per annum, with board. lodging, washing, and uniform. Previous experience preferred. Age 18 years to 24 vears. LAUNDRY MACHINE MAN AT THE WORKHOUSE Salary 235. per week, rising ...
... WORKHOUSE FESTIVITIES. Stepney . Workhouse (Bromley). | The num:ber of inmates in the Stepney Workhouse at Bromley was 790. The Christ'msa festivities took place on Monday, and ‘all without exception spent a most enjoyable day. With lunch at 11.30, beer ...
... STOKER AT THE WORKHOUSE Candidates must have had previous experience with a tubular boiler and Underfeed Stokers and be fully competent to discharge the duties of the office. Further information, if desired, may be obtained of the Chief Engineer at the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE DEFINED George Segroatt was sentenced to twentyone days’ hard labour, at Thames Policecourt, on Tuesday, for absconding from the Mile End Workhouse. Mr. Young, who prosecuted, mentioned that the prisoner had been admitted 148 times to the ...
... East workhouse, on the following day the South Grove (Mile End) workhouse of the Whitechapel Guardians was similarly honoured, whilst on Monday and Wednesday respectively entertainments were given in the Mile End Workhouse and the Bromley Workhouse of the ...
... TROUBLE IN THE WORKHOUSE. James Doyle, 42, a “scaffolder,” was charged, in conjunction with Henry Stokes, 31 printer’s labourer, with disorderly conduct as pauper inmates of Bethnal Green Workhouse, Doyle being further charged with assaulting the labour ...
... INFIRMARY AND WORKHOUSE Butcher's Meat: F. G. Cockerill, Burdettroad, £2.942 17s. 6d. (accepted); H. T. Packman, Central Meat Market, £3.604 10s. 9d.; Tompkins Bros., Great Titchfield-street, £3.599 Bs. Bd.; Curnick and Co., Marylebone, £3.242 3=. 4d ...
... WORKHOUSE INMATES Children of school age to be placed under the conirol of th: local education committees. (RIS % e : Lunagics and mental deficients to be placed in charge of the already existing Mental Deficiency Committees of ...
... WORKHOUSE FIGURES The Bromley House Committe: reported that the number of inmates at present were 751—Stepney 473, St. George’s 193, Mile End Old Town 76, and mentally defective cases 4, being 219 below certified numbers, ...
... WORKHOUSE FESTIVITIES. - RN The inmautes of the various East End workhouses spent a very happy time, thanks to the provision thoughtfully made for them by the guardians and the self-sacrificing manner in which all the officers, from the highest to the ...
... SOLDIERS AND THE WORKHOUSE At the last meefing the guardians practicauy decided to ignore a refusal by the Local Government Board to sanction a weekly allowance of ss. to the widow whose husband a former employee of the guardians, was lost in H.M.S. Aboukir ...