... 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 ...

... 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. NEW END. HEATH STREET. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE An excellent one 10 wee, the oldest inmates said. They even said it was the best they bad ever experienced. The oldest Guardian, Mr. Poohld, seemed disposed to agree with them. He has turned SO years of age, and he looked as hale and genial ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Our poor neighbours in the Big House at Farnborough fared generously in celebration of that national festival in which all Englishmen—the world overmake common. But the inmates of our casual wards would accept none of this hospitality ...

... The Workhouse. A letter was read from the Local Government Board stating that the Board had .0 objection to tue Workhouse being named Staines Union Institution, but that the name Workhouse would have to be retained for legal .purposes.—They also wrote ...

... WORKHOUSE. A dries and dame war bead Fels lash. Aiwer those present were Counrillor V- 0. 0. hex, MT.. Bax, C. Newbery. J.P., C. 1). J. J. &alder and Mt.. & Mapper, Miens J. L. Morton, F. C. P. V. N. J. Q U. Kerslake, & J. 0. Buds= W. Barber, and H. ...

... CINEMATOGRAPH AT THE WORKHOUSE; A cinematograph performance was • in the Dining Hall of this Wurkhuue. Tueeday evening by Lady Maud Wa. render. Fullowtng is a list of the fan-- whn h were mu i h enicied by a. present Had • Little Lamb ; Mo McBh,ine : ...

... at the Workhouse. Sentence of 14 days imprisonment was passed by Mr. Paul Taylor, on a stableasas earned Frederick James, for George William Fox, night porter at the Marylebone Workhouse. Late Cu Suede, night, it seemed, he went to the workhouse, drunk ...

... at Workhouse The Workhouse Visiting Committee reported with reference to various alterations at the House—the new quartere, remodelling of lavatories., male receiving wards, Ac. The Committee also reported that they bad re quested the Master to carry ...

... WORKHOUSE FOR SALE. - The Metropolitan Asylums Boo.rd propos* to buy the Westminster workhouse sad schools at Edmonton. and the new workhouse off Kingsway. for £90,000 for the accommodation of infirm and imbecile patient.. and the homeleaalxior. The Edmonton ...

... an workhouses is 10s. 7d. WHIZZ a TI! DITTIZENOZ? The immediate question prompted by a statement of that kind is : How is the difference accounted for? The answer is : The actual cost of sustenance in both is about the same. But in the workhouse, where ...