... 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 ...

... various servants the workhouse to cyarudo having been kept for the of killing rats who were attacking the poas in the workhouse garden. Thursday Bryan said wanted a jug of hot water try sample oafe au lait which had been sent to the workhouse. Subsequently the ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. For SIX Mom GBOOERIES, EGGS. MEAT, POT SNUFF and MATCH: INMATES’ TEA, For TWELVE UNIFORM MATKRIAL, SHOES, LEATHER BRUSHES, BASKETS, OOAL, CHINA EXTRACT. OILS INLS, DRUGS, THE For SIX Months BREAD, MEAT. MONGKKT, MA BG For TWELVE BOYS’ ...

... At the Workhouses. The masters of the two Sheffield workhouses were responsible for the people urder their charge. and each had separate books to fill in. Every bunilding with over 100 persons inside is regarded as an institution for census purposes, ...

... WORKHOUSE g’H E F L D UNION FAT PIGS FOR SALE. The Guardian? invite TENDERS every week for the purchase of FTV PAT PIGS. The Pigs may seen any Monday, and Tenders, in writing, must be sent to the Workhouse Master. Fir Vale, to be received him Hrst 'post ...

... the Workhouse- And now Dinah was going reap fiaiits of forethought. The old ladies in the workhouse l>een regaled with a spet.ial iK*a« repast at noon in anticipation of Joy Day had pushed her plat© aside disdainfully. It was not the real thing, she explainer ...

... Doncaster Board of Guardians on Satur day, Mr. F. J. Howden presided. Mr. H. Baker noticed that there were more tramps in the Workhouse than last year, and he asked if the master was continuing the practice of keeping tramps in the house for the purpose of ...

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... WORKHOUSE, At meeting of the Rotherham Board of Guardians, yesterday. Aid. J. Heminsley asked the Guardians to take into consideration the advisability of changing the name of the workhouse, and proposed that it be called No. 42, Alma road, by which it ...

... Grtmsby Workhouse. The Grimsby Guardians have had eminently practical lesson in w’orkhouse overcrowding. Yesterday they found their Board-room in occupation as a dormitory for paupers, and had to hold their meeting in the Town Hall. It seems that the ...

... FESTIVITIES IN THE WORKHOUSE Workhouse. June 27. 1911. Sir,—I have been desired by a large number of fellow inmates of the Firvale Workhouse to express, through your paper, our hearty thanks to the Guardians for their kindness in connec tion with the ...

... KEWELL Nurse Swift and Impendi: anager uit At a meeting of the Bakewell Guardians, ye day, the subject of workhouse administration agai: came up. said if the (ruardians w Mr. W Nixon, J.P xpecting the appointment of a Superintend urse to prove a panacea ...