... hard all their lives, our old people should constantly compelled come into the workhouse before they died. He had nothing say against the administration of the workhouses, but they involved loss of home, loss of independence, and the sundering of the ...

... WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS. COU RES PON Tbik* F.ditor nf tkt Chepthor /4deorflwr.” Fit, —Seeing adreriiaemriit in a few »eek* ago for the of aroerry* meat, milk. Ac , and not airing any am>ur-t fur tbe of Dtnptttf goods, can tow, thruuth the medium of yoor Cper ...

... reader who baa never visited workhouse infirmary to form same judgment of its inmate*. I went first to workhouse, to visit an old woman whom I had known for some time before she entered it She had been more of companion than maid an invalid lady, and had ...

... WORKHOUSE POET Jamas inmate of Want Ham I n' nhirh t. rloaa l» Kppmg Kora«t. h«« nnltan a hann n( poatiaal vdua. antulart ‘•What Shall I I’rav KorT which haa baan aal music the Rev. W. Danas, chaplam the union. Tha uorhhnow poet la aiaU-two vests ...

... WORKHOUSE CHILDEEE. There is one possible reform of our socisl system which might well engage the attention the politicophilanthropists who are now so eager about hard ships of the poor. I nfortunately, in this instance, the victims ao not possess votes ...

... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN, The new Chase Farm Schools, the of Ouarditns of Kdmonton fnion, at Enfield, were formally opened on Saturday afternoon. These school buil lings contain accommodation for over children, and hare cost £78.090. iocli.diog for site. The ...

... CLASSIFICATION OF WORKHOUSE INMATES. A special committee of the Sheffield Board o* Guardians have presented an important report, recommending a classification of inmates in tbsir workhouse according character, which unprecedented in workhouse administration ...

... WORKHOUSE OVERCROWDED. There are now 13011 inmatea in the werfcheae* Idieatoar. The buildiag to orercrowdml to .art extent that bode he»« to made to the corridors. The number on out relief is exceptionally Monday 100 .login moo. thrown out of work ...

... WORKHOUSE ROMANCES. Some curious revelations to the former ststoa of various inmates of London workhouses are brought to light from time to In one workhouse, the are of only, ia man who. on attaining tha age of SI. became ha poasaaaor over £30.000 year ...

... IMPROVEMENT ON THE WORKHOUSE. The Mil concerning the Insurance of aged and invalided workmen has been Introduced by the Home. Secret ary In the German Reichstag, la speech of hour and quarter, lie pointed out that the bill was by no means mere modi first ...

... TOYS IN THE WORKHOUSE. There is cry going tlnough Ihe land of “Toys for workhou*** et!ildren. r The apnea , says the comes rtunely with Christmas close hand, and d.>u*t it will lie largely responded to sifting* from 11-tt>-J-» nurseries. not genet ally ...

... WORKHOUSE GAMBLERS. Workhouse inma4e« at Aston have hitherto been allowed to relieva the mnnotonv of their with friendly head si earn*. What particuisr gum ihejl afreet, whether bridge ecarte. not knowh the authorities, but in hinted that the play h(tt ...