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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. There was no special entertainment for the inmates of the Hendon Union Workhouse and Infirmary, but the regulations were relaxed and the Guardians allowed an agreeable change in the dietary, the fare being on the lines of that given ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. 'rke Mamter reported that during the post' fortnight 15 hod admitted into tie Workhoum., and 21 iliaritorged. Them were 249 in the Honve a. pa with 254 , in the corresponding week a year. AGED I N MATES AND THEIR PENSIONS. The Mauler reported ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that there had been and la discharge. during the Let fortnight. There were how 9intuatee the WorkhouNt, as compared s ttla te cori'vondug period ot year. The 'Attie Tharruek aehool children gay, ,yleadtd entertoinzuont ...
... AND THE WORKHOUSE. Another intGaJico of the kindly feeling the part of Queen Mary was forthcoming yesterday, when her Mnjenty drove slowly past the National Home for Crippled Boys, iu WrighCs-lane, Kensington, in order that the inmates might have an ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The front of Lewisham Waorkhouse wears quite a festive appearance. A gas-illamined star and the letters “ G.R..” fashioned in the Workhouse workshop by an expert inmate, are over the entrance, whilst fairy lamps are fixed round the windows ...