... At the Workhouse. Christmas Day at the Workhouse has been dealt with in both song and story, but anyone wishing to get a correct idea of what takes place there should pay a visit when the inmates are assembling for dinner. There is a general look of ...

... WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS ASSAULTED 1 - A Dangerous Man. Henry Kitchen, • thick-set man, with only arm, was charged before Mr. Paul 'raylor at the liarylebone police court with being drunk and assaulting Henry Defer, porter, at the Marylebone Workhouse. Shortly ...

... WORKHOUSE 400 inmates Get Out Jump from Window An alarming fire broke Workhouse, Tredegar, serious injury to Hannah j lesser injuries to the mas] The fire started in the room, where the outbrea: o'clock in the morning. promptly set to work, and ing on ...

... witness the niarringe of the handsome young Master of St. Marylelione Workhouse, Lieut. 'George Hattersley and his charming bride. Mrs. Simmonds. Matron of St. Marylebone Workhouse, and widow of the late Master. The Ceremony was timed for 10.30 but as ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The old people in Marylebone Road once more kept their (Arista:um in spite of the war and the food scare. Although every effort made to enmire their comfort and comparative happiness on this one great festival of the year. yet it muet ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. James Lyle, of fixed abode, old man of 65 years of age. was charged with being drunk and incapable at High street on Tburs. day afternoon, and P.C. 406 W said saw him staggering about the road. He evantually fell in the carriage way.??The ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Bromley I• n Workhouse of Farnborough spent a very jovial time. On Christmas Day the wards were tastefully decorated, and the big dining hall presented a most seasonable appearance, it being adorned with garlands and ...

... on January 25 1872, at the .City-road worKhouse, the son Georgina Tooth. A Working Gardener. doubt George Tooth was born in 1872, as stated, said counsel, and respondents were endeavouring to confuse the workhouse waif with George Beresford, born a year ...

... weeks later she was in Bolton Workhouse. Counsel: At that time was your income between £l,OOO and £2,000 a year?—Yes. Counsel said the reason she was there was that she. attempted to commit suicide. Pathetic Letter From Workhouse. Mr. Williams read a letter ...

... Workhouse. The committee have held 12 ordinary meetings during the year, and also a special meeting for the call-over of inmates. Number of Inmates.—The average number of inmates for the year ended Lady Day, 1910, including those boarded out during the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE WOMAN. SILL= and still ahe eat upon the seat That ran along the workhouse entrance hall. And waited while the Guardian• to her ease Gave smug consideration. On her lap Which had in other days her babies held, She clasped her Muds with fingers ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. (Henry Jrfu. Hodges, 30, Übonrer, was dhorgrf warrant, Mr. Roe?, SiaifMig and tefl Ks wik three cSaldren to the paridi wVsnglon. Mr. S. Y. Tilley, prosecuting for Ore Bt-ud of Gnardtaos, said tiiat Mai last ! nrisoner’s wife and two children ...