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THE WORKHOUSE
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Workhouse
... Workhouse to carry it off (6) 20 The great fellow, I interposed, is a famous artist. (6) 22 flat makes twentytwo players who aren't tapeless (6,6) 14 Concealing the alarm, let the propellor freewheel (7) 17 Treat the man and daughter to (5) erratic ...
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... workhouse The Office Christmas Party Is daub* different from the Office Damn. because no wives or husband or lovers are invited to inhibit the fun. It's Christmas Eve in the workhouse: the typing pool has been transformed into a fairy grotto. The typists ...
THE WORKHOUSE
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THE WORKHOUSE
... THE WORKHOUSE Our instructors will devise a programme to suit you perfecdy. Weight training is reputed the fastest and most effective way to change the shape of the female form ...
WORKHOUSE
... WORKHOUSE Before the war the formula for treating the homeless was simpledestitution equals institution. It you were dove and out, for whatever the reason, it was the workhouse. Either that. or you slunk away to some rotten cellar and tried to eke out ...
Workhouse
... Workhouse For those without jobs the only shelter was provided by the workhouse — drab institutions where people were crowded together like animals. In 1837 the Guardian carried a report of a man, unemployed for nine months in Ashtonunder-Lyne who was ...
WORKHOUSE
... WORKHOUSE These facts are revealed in the book, written by Francis Herbert Stead, M. 8., Warden of Browning Hall, who was honorary secretary of the first National Pensions” Commiitee, Stead was a man deeply interested in people. He gained many of his ...
• In workhouse
... • In workhouse first meeting with my i husband was n strange circumstances. I was invited by the master of the Saddleworth (Yorkshire) workhouse to play the piano for a concert to be given by volunteer artists to the inmates. I had never spent Christmas ...
WORKHOUSE FOR ■ASY
... WORKHOUSE FOR ■ASY One of the young masters at my school gets just over £5 10s. has to keep a family going,' he said. You see them living in basements and taking on all sorts of other contrivances to help make ends meet. It' is pitiable. Mr. W. F. Callander ...
WORKHOUSE FARE
... WORKHOUSE FARE The biggest ions to old people to-day is the workhouse. Forty years ago I was employed In Belmont Road workhouse (as it was then known) and I know what I am talking about. The old women received 2crt. of tea, %lb. sugar each week. The men ...