... Workhouse A visit to e Paddington workhouse when he 14 prompted hint to devote his life to haPini the under - privileged. He was taken to the workhouse by his blind father. who had friends there. He was six goers old when his lather Lost his sight. At ...

... The Poor School and Workhouse Theatre ^^H a series of short, commercially cast scenes. I^H ^^H The show lasts eighty minutes. Drinks and refreshments are served before and after. l^^| ^^H The Workhouse Theatre is air-conditioned. ^^H There are three ...

... The ' workhouse ' The large home. which Miss Meadows calls the workhouse is so terrifying to her because she has always kept herself to herself. Ever since she was the head gardener's eldest daughter she has been in service with good families ...

... WORKHOUSE by the way!) on Christmas Eve. Cold turkey on Christmas Day will come as a refreshing change. Thank you, hit I FEEL sure my new dog Susie is going to enjoy her Christmas. If she does it will be because she can't read. So she will not take ...

... NO WORKHOUSE FOR From STAN MATS New York. Thursday THIS afternoon. less than twenty-four hours after Johnny Saxton had become world's welterweight champion by beatin; Kid Gal llan. his lawyer stood up in a New York italic court and declared: Even Saxton's ...

... THE WORKHOUSE 7 «}M R B s % °’°~.V e e N ; LB R o T T M S A 0 B s % ek AA‘' MR \&* e . & T T s g NORMAN LONGMATE’s book is the first full study ever published of the most infamous of Victorian institutions. There have been books on particular episodes ...

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... The Workhouse And The Vestry After leaving Water House the visitors, under the guidance of Mrs. A. R. Batley, B.Sc. (Chairman of the Walthamstow Antiquarian Society) by way of Vinegar Lane (one of Walthamstow’s oldest by ways), to the Parish Church end ...

... `The workhouse' ' There's noshing funny about It. She paid because she wanted the alternative ...

... To workhouse On being told that the tribunal was unable to consider this application for extension of security. Mr. Hal!worth-Fagan said that he and his wife would have to go into a workhouse. Mrs. H. M. Butlin. chairman. explained that the council ...

... 'Workhouse' grub PATIENTS at a hard-up hospital have been put on a workhouse diet costing a measly £1.60 a day. The meals prepared by a firm of outside caterers are so grim that worried families bring in pizzas and other food. And they're put to shame ...