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... to which all the garden Pinks belong, be they old is large genus 300 species, Europe and few outliers FROM FROM THE WORKHOUSE WORKHOUSE By very containing more than widely distributed in Asia, and with even the mountains of South Africa. this multitude ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-MARCH 20, 1980 885 Marriages and Death ofOldham, and before that had been Master of Oldham Workhouse. He became Mayor of Oldham, as automatically right wing in life as his son was to be moderately left. Roy Fuller's father died youngish, ...
... In the Workhouse: Christmas Day, which appeared as late as 1877, says it all. Its story is that of a woman who, refused out-relief, died of starvation on Christmas Day, rather than enter the workhouse. A year later, her husband, now a workhouse inmate ...
... between the workhouse Christmas and that enjoyed by even the meanest citizen who could support himself and his family, made not a few philanthropists decidedly uncomfortable, and they acted accordingly. Christmas Day in the Greenwich Union Workhouse, in 1883 ...
... the workhouse. The Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 reversed previous policy and removed paupers into mstitutions rather than providing Scott and Moffat 50 workhouses Later, Scott outdoor relief'. Scott and Moffat built no fewer than 50 workhouses over ...
... former workhouse, now the Clarkson Hospital, on Lynn Road, could become a com~;arable case; it is pre-Victorian Gust) and historicist in style, although Elizabethan rather than Gothic Revival. Built after the 1835 Poor Law Act made the old workhouse of ...
... nightjar, the voice of the corncrake, the night air scented with honeysuckle and the sight of a tramp shuttling from workhouse to workhouse. There wasn't a caravan site within 500 miles. The only lorry that came rattling along the road was loaded with milk ...
... COTTON MILL RECRUITS SIR-Children from workhouses around the village of Styal, Cheshire, recruited as apprentices in were recruited as apprentices in Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, now N ational Trust property. They all lived in the Apprentice House, a building ...
... EXISTS; AND A BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE TOKEN BEARING THE BUILDING'S LIKENESS (Left to right) PETERBOROUGH CATHEDRAL ON A TOKEN ISSUED BY COLE AND COMPANY, A LOCAL BANK; TOKEN OF THE STATUE OF CHARLES I IN LONDON; LEEDS WORKHOUSE TOKEN SHOWING A VERSION OF ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...