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... Conditions look grim for the ‘workhouse’ boys and girls of Hinckley St John Ambulance Brigade on their Oliver Twist float Feather dusters at the ready ‘Mrs Mopps’ Sophie Bennett 1 1 and ten-year-old Claire Grant prepare for a wet and windy walk around ...
... 20 HEARTLAND EVENING NEWS Friday March 27 1998 FEW people can say they rose “from work-house to jailhouse” and stayed on the right side of the law But Hinckley-based police Superintendent Pat McHugh did just that and is now looking forward to a well-earned ...
... midnight services which are now so prominent a feature many local Workhouse Christmas as ever a time for charity For of grim prison-like stone workhouse Street the day special: “The at the workhouse on Day a pretty chapel wards etc were decorated with holly ...
... EATING SHERWIN & Co Ltd BRIDGE STREET NUNEATON The interior of the workhouse chapel HEARTLAND EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER 23 1995 Mr Walton workhouse master of Mrs A Ball workhouse matron of the Dinner Seta Tranks Chamber Sets Lamps SETS Chamber Sets ...
... tree was laden with gifts to be distributed by Dr Edward Nason The perrenial problem was how to treat the 71 inmates of the Workhouse in College Street The normal regime was harsh sometimes deservedly so A Wolvey man gave his reason for admittance as being ...
... in Nuneaton Edward Nason (1800-1868) had been the town surgeon with responsibilities including the medical cover of the workhouse but it is his son Richard who is credited with suggesting the need for a hospital The need was obvious In an area where much ...
... sweep the chimney’s pf the Newdegate Arms Hotel which is 64ft high the Manor Hospital and the Nuneaton workhouse in College Street Sweeping the workhouse deeply affected him he said: “People were existing there in terrible conditions they were either waiting ...
... poor used to live in the workhouse Trip back in time for Ada ADA POINTEN has been sent back to the workhouse after 70 years but this time it was as an honoured guest of the National Trust The Trust has acquired The Workhouse at Southwell Notts and hopes ...
... for performance durability reliability and value-for-money among farmers builders and those requiring a rugged go-anywhere workhouse The new suspension system - which is also fitted to the latest Fourtrak Independent seven-seater estates -provides improved ...
... the Plymouth and fund raising parties at her Hill Top home which were regarded as one of the social highlights of the town Workhouse memories We are to Mr Ralph Goldsmith who has supplied us more information about The College for the Poor” photograph published ...
... Joseph and his mother’s sister were put into the College Street work-house by Annie Butler nee Jeffcott who was the head of the household In 1910 Joseph was taken away from the workhouse by Mary Ann Proctor also formerly Jeffcott The Proctor family later ...
... Relations in New York Victorian values RESIDENTIAL homes for the elderly have become the modem equivalent of the Victorian workhouse a report claimed today Help the Aged warned that some elderly people are being stripped of their independence and forced ...