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... British Pathe of Lady Gregory's The Workhouse Ward, in London this week. They are Eileen Crowe. Michael Dolan. and Harry Brogan. With them will be Ria Mooney. the Abbey Producer. It is understood that The Workhouse Ward is the first of a number of ...
... G. R Beresiordl was presented with a silver -1 mounted ebony walking-atick and a set of books. An Increase in the Lynn workhouse Master's salary was refused by Lynn Board of Guardians. Fit tc aat panahioners received gifts of beef and rabbits from the ...
... whil'l working for his father (a ston'l mason), fell from the top of a hi«# ladder. From that time he wasston* deaf, became a workhouse boy, but rose to be a scholar, a world-wld* traveller, a renowned author, and the foremost popular educator otl his generation ...
... chosen because of the immense prestige which, in its early years, the Abbey Theatre had across the Atlantic. Lady Gregory's Workhouse Ward will be the first filmed. The rest of the list is not chosen yet, but will come from the Abbey favourites. Work is ...
... stirring occasion when the England team was defeated by the local cricket XI.; of mine host who was also keeper of the local workhouse; of the days when vaccinations were carried out in country inns. He tells of some of the whimsical names of the taverns—The ...
... Poorhouse days PHE Old General was a harmless zany. He lived with his mother until her death when he was placed in the workhouse. He was roundshouldered and about four feet nine in height. His garb during his latter years was the grey.of the poorhousc ...
... people of Britain at Christmas, 1920, stated: Between 250 and 350 of the unemployed of Camberwell will march to Camberwell Workhouse and claim admission as inmates. advert in the Glasgow Press of December 21, 1922, appealed for a Christian volunteer force ...
... power—fourpence an hour in some cases to an ex!Serviceman. A widow of 30 years tried to get a pension—she was l oitered the workhouse if her ,'daughter /with seven children .undar 13) could not keep her. The .daughter's husband was getting fleas than C 2 ...
... a says it then it becomes a wisecrack. The Conservative Party has no: inherited the Bumble mind and does not visualise a workhouse state, full of well-led but well-managed paupers. This is the Sociaist concept and the planners' paradise. The Idea propagated ...
... Welshman made a tour through Wales to preach the Third Crusade. Who guided them across the Neath river? 3. These Coalworks and Workhouses do employ great numbers of Men. Women and Children, to whom several thousand Pounds are paid every Year, which circulates ...
... shoes, also .hers, also made of green velvet. These the elder boy, Syd, used to put on to fetch some free soup from the workhouse. Whenever they heard the barrel organ play, the two boys dashed bare-footed into the street to dance beside it and pick up ...
... Abbey Theatre Company who will take part in a television production by Associated British Pathe of Lady Gregory's The Workhouse Ward. in London. have arrived back in Dublin after completion or preliminary shots. The players were Eileen Crowe. Michael ...