... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board, as to the suggested alterations in the workhodse premises, approving of the plan subject to certain conditions. The Vice-chairman said that in reply to in the letter it might be said ...

... THE ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. Ws do not know, whether or not, the author of the story of the man, who not being gifted with a superabundance of forethought, constructed a certain article, and then had to take down his workshop in order to remove it, ever ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. A letter was read from Mr Bircham, Her Majesty's Inspector, stating that Friday, the 20th inst., or Tuesday, the 24th inst., would suit him to meet the committee for the purpose of arranging the classification at the Workhouse ...

... ALTERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman stated that the Building Committee had been round the house with Mr Lambert, grAitect, and they found that everything had been Completed cati,sfactotily with the exception of one or two email things. and it was ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Christmas dinner end festivities at the Workhouse were indulged in on Boxing-day in consequence of Christmas-day falling on a Sunday. On Christmas morning, however, the inmates, instead of the usual diet, had coffee for ...

... AN IRISH WORKHOUSE. A poor man, of the name of John Tobin, committed suicide by cutting his throat in the Kanturk Workhouse hospital, where he was being treated for disease of the heart. The deed was done with a bit of broken glass, with which the deceased ...

... THE ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said be had teen requested to enquire. as to the ownership of the road leading from the workhouse to the town He had seen Mr Saunders n the subject, and be bad informed him that the .ailway company had given up the ...

... Edwards (Bettws), and Griffith Thomas. THE ROAD To THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read the following letter from Mr H. J. Randall (agent to Earl Dunraven) : Bridgend, Glamorgan. Dear Sir,— Road to Workhouse. !` .In reply to your letter of the Bth inst. on this ...

... WORKHOUSE SUGAR. At a recent meeting of the Boa 4 of Guardians of St. Pancras, Mr. Blake, the master c the workhouse, repmted that the contractor for supplying the workhouse with groceries bad supplied sugar to the house the value of which he was not ...

... the publicity given to this case would call some attention to the management of the Wigan workhouse, because it was impossible that these people in the workhouses could have the same advantages and comforts which were obtained by and which prevailed amongst ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Among the happy gatherings of the festive season, although they are wearing awe' like snow in a thaw, one of those gatherings made an impression that even the rugged hand of Time will not efface. We recollect our school-boy ...

... ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read a letter from Mr Thomas Stockwood, jun., solicitor, clerk to the Local Board of Health, acknowled.. • 'lr the letter as to the above road, and stating 1,..t he would submit it to the Board at their next meeting, and ...