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... COLLINGS, the Sunderland chairman, told the annual meetof his club last night that ht would sooner be at the door of the workhouse with Sunderland back in the First Division than in the Second Division with money in the bank. He was referring, of course ...
... Bessingby registered with population of 165, and Boynton with 120. - - - Bridlington population estimate is 6,800. The Union workhouse on 26 May 1888 Flamborough Road is said to now have about 40 inmates although accommodation exists for 150. It has been enlarged ...
... homes like this, there was nowhere tor my mother. other than the Workhouse. a dreadtul institution where no one ever went by choice. only necessity. Springhill Close is not a workhouse, it is my home. where I came by choice not necessity. 1 choose to ...
... complai who fou vironmer ning’ : provided in a reason-Ich is suitable to meet from one 20-bed ward ild forms of mental illin workhouse. re services, some longa which they can redis- T rejoining the commu| for this purpose, ten at ne Hospital, and five at nes ...
... who found vironment ning’ : provided in a reason-Ich is suitable to meet from one 20-bed ward ild forms of mental illin workhouse. re services, some longa which they can redis- T rejoining the commu| for this purpose, ten at ne Hospital, and five at nes ...
... renowned benefaction, the United Charities of Nat haniel Waterhouse, founder of two funds governing the establishment of a workhouse, almshouses and a school, the Blue Coat School, in Halifax. Best known of his benefactions is that of the school. ...
... Sowerby Welcome Club. They went first to Beech Towers, Batley, where there is accommodation for 300 people. It was formerly a workhouse and was taken over by the West Riding County Council in 1945, Improvements which have been carried out were explained by ...
... patient, I would rather be at Northowram than at St. John’s. St. John’s was built as a workhouse and, despite atbemigts to br'fi?ten it up, still looks like a workhouse. ...
... put to them, whether in public or in private. Otherwise, we may as well all give up the right to democracy and accept the workhouse dogma of Maggie’s Britain. I am sorry that correspondent ...
... on income afford to feed their children a as the one poverty-stricken ‘an 1876 workhouse received, arity. Evening News reporter on took a look at what a modlent to a workhouse diet would amilies in our area are managith today’s high cost of living. At today’s ...
... from his estates, if any, to The Masters and Governors of the workhouse in Halifax. At that time the poor from the nine outtownships as well as Halifax itself, were maintained in Halifax workhouse, but in 1662 the separate townships were, by a Special Act ...
... Neil Pickford St Mary’s Hospital site to Malton based development firm Harrison. The former Victonan workhouse £l.2m and Harrnison bosses have already carmarked the site for a new supermarket development. About halt the cash from the sale would be spent ...