... In the Workhouse. This is the title of a play in one act by Mrs. Margaret Wynne Nevinson, member of the Hampstead Board of Guardians, and one of the leaders of the Suffragist movement. It is the second of the new Era booklets, anl is published by The ...

... WORKHOUSE. Church service at tioes.h osse wa s held on the 13th by rhe Rev. Peter Wilier, M. 1.. of Rornchurch. Mies Minnie Curtis preiodect at Nano; two sok* were ming by Mr. H. J. The service seemed to In very well by the, inmates, about he being pre ...

... Phould put up fixtures and euppl) gab to the Homes. WORKHOUSE ADDITIONS. The Cl.srk read a letter from the Local Government Board, authorising the Guard- Ia De to proceed with the additioas to the Workhouse, and giving the Guardians power to borrow for the ...

... WORKHOUSE. Salary £26 |wr aiinum, rising by annual inert dudU of £1 each to £«0, with board, lodging, washing and aoilorcn. Previous experience iodispeoeable. Age 25 yeert to 35 jeare. Applications most made oo forms to be obtained from u ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Even workhouse life is not too drab to )iekl to the bright influence of Christmastide, as witness the fesitivities in the Crmdon Workhouse on Christmas day. All the rooms were made cheerfully gay and inviting with decorations, and in ...

... Christmas dinner in the Workhouse or an early slischarge. and they accepted the latter. these wayfarers anticipated a good I day's receipts on the road trout the public in g,entirous holiday mood. interior shrieorations of the Workhouse sere exceedingly tasteful ...

... WORKHOUSE. Emily Pyrke, S 3, was charged with wilfully breaking five panes of glass, value 125., while pauper inmate the Cornwallis-road Workhouse, Holloway, the property of the Islington Guardians. Mr. S. Y. Tilley, who appeared to prosecute, explained ...

... WORKHOUSE M.P.'s Pauper Luneiecn Restaurant Visit Whizb Mr. Herbert is. M.P.. 1 . ..r 1 • .; Seruorary of the Loral rk•ver.:•:.• !, before he left Cardiff fqr l - the II orkhouse and dlned w:•h of the Inmate At the railway atat!en lie laughingly to ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Some 650 inmates of The House, at Farnborough, had • good square Christmas dinner, supplemented by gifts, towards which our readers contributed. Decorations in the Infirmary wards were especially good, and bright sunshine added greatly ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that daring the pent fortnight there 7 admisnionn and S charge.. leaving a total of IV/ in tne Workhome, as with 244 in the tor- 1 responding period of year. The Masser etatrd that the inmates sired to etpreen their ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Coronation fortivities at the Islowor:h Workhouse. on Tueoday, were of ouch a nature as will not rosily be forgotten. The dinner comiisted of roost beef and pudding. with mineral waters. 1.a4 man received an onnce of tobacco, and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. 'rho Master reported that there were 124 inmates in the Borkhonse, compared with in the corresponding week of last year. He also reported that Mr. Giles and Mite Lewis. of Grays; and Mira. Isaacson. of Orsett, had kindly sent magazines; ...