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... metres (9) Give tit for tat (9) First First man to come on an insect. Altogether - T ennyson (5) 26. 28. l\lacriage in a workhouse? (5) :\lugs lead up to a hold-up (~ ) The winner of Crossword No. 2253 is Mrs Anne Eaves, Lower Hill House, Woodplumpton ...
... downstairs cloakroom, spacious landing and inner landing, 5 double bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, quadruple brick built garage, workhouse/summerhouse, garden shed, greenhouse. PRICE ON APPLICATION Auctioneers-Estate Agents-Surveyors-Valuers-Property Management ...
... sufficiently dry.-ROGER REDFERN, The Cottage, Old A. REDFERN, The Cottage, Brarnpton, Chesterfield, DeJ•byshire. FOUND IN A WORKHOUSE Sm-I was interested to read the letter in your issue of November 23, 1978, in which Mr Cyril Chalk enquired about the use ...
... which is sometimes falsified, often true in parts, and always obscure in motivation. But what a story. It started in a Welsh workhouse, blazed into life in darkest Africa, and finished in Westminster Abbey, where his coffin was refused burial. Not even one ...
... illustration skilfully arranged, mea ures its public and finds no exaggeration in the verdict that Sir J effry Wyatville found a workhouse and left a palace. Where Queen Charlotte once wilted in the coldest house, rooms and passages that ever existed, Sir Owen ...
... comfortable been drunk for two days, he was run over by a wagon in t. Martin's Lane, and died soon after, in April, 1770, in the workhouse. He was a prolific writer, and in 158 COU N TRY LI F E-JANUARY ZZ . 19 59 5.- THE PRE E T MAI STAIRCASE, WHICH REPLACED THE ...
... Chicken's career, di tributed pathetically between the York Theatre Royal, the diocesan registry, the railway office and the workhouse, certainly a picture of one who was alway create a picture of one who was waiting for something to turn up. Perhaps the ...
... who later emigrated to New Zealand) in the Aylesbury Wor-khouse. Samuel W. Lay then disappeared, and the date and place of his death are unknown to me. he placed his children the Aylesbury Wor-khouse. He was a coachpainter by trade, and also an artist ...
... It was unusual in that it had been struck in Birmingham and wasn't ordinary legal tender, but a token, redeemable at the workhouse. An inscription told the recipient that he could have £1 in return for 240 such tokens made of heavy copper and larger than ...
... junior by tw nty years. The first dated work attributed t. to him was the recon truction in 1682 of t. James's Chapel as a workhouse for orphaned children ; on its octagon tower he set a hipped roof with a cupola . ] ut six years arlier he had already begun ...
... the right moment wilh the 19th and early 20th century of low poverty and only the work- Things wages, poverty and only the workhouse to look forward to. Things which tick inclu le i\liss Ashby's f the old woma n of Banbury story f the old woma nof Banbury ...
... in the are the small The Goose The Old Age: A Study in the Westminster Union (Fig 2) is one of the most striking of his workhouse themes, an engraving which made him a hero of the young Van Gogh while he was staying in COUNTRY LIFE-FEBRUARY 25 , 1982 ...