... THE WORKHOUSE. Few if any of the ratepayers of Reading will, we venture to think, begrudge the occupants of the Workhouse the hospitality which is extended to them at Christmas out of the common fund by the consideration of the Board of Guardians. The ...

... The Workhouse. It was reported that there were 293 inmates in the Workhouse the week ending December 25th, against 304 last year, a decrease (including the Richmond transfers) of 33. The number of casuals was 50 as compared with 50 last year, and the ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Eton Union Workhouse, Jubilee day was observed by • radical change in the dietary. For breakfast the inmates were regaled with as mach bread and butter and tea and coffee as they liked. At dinner an opportunity was afforded them ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. .. u.TM.., ».i . -Oip bright, with rery cold N. wind SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. - IJ. Dunn's Messrs. A. li. Walker and Co., Undertakers, Funeral Carnage Proprietors, and Monumental Masons, Crown-street, Reading. Dkntal Notice. —Messrs ...

... STAINES WORKHOUSE Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines, Middlesex give notice, that they intend let Tender, according Act of Parliament, all such Poor as shall be in the Workhouse at Staines, for one year, from the 23d day November next; the Tender ...

... inquest at the workhouse. Mr L. Jotchani ami Jury (of whom MrW. Westall was foreman) f-at at iho Boiinl Room at the Workhouse, on Thursday afternoon to enquire into the circumstances of the death of one of the inmates, named Thomas lies, aged years, who ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. George Ley, • stranger, was charged with damaging the floor of the wood coiling abed at the WoriViouse that utorning.—C. thunmer, engineer at the chimeras, said his •ttentioss was to ,noke issuing from the shed at the Workhouse. He thw ...

... MARCH TO THE WORKHOUSE. West Ham unemployed marched in large numbers to the workhouse. Their leaders interviewed the Guardians, suggesting that there should be a conference with the Unemployed Committee, with a view to mitigating the distress which prevailed ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas has once more brought its meows of peace and goodwill, and perhaps nowhere is its gladdening influence more welcome than in our hospitals and workhouses, when good cheer is the order of the day and the accustomed ...

... WORKHOUSE TO LET. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a VESTRY will be held at the CHURCII-HOUSF. in the Parish of HORTON, Bucks, oa the Lith day of SEPTEMBER 1817, for the Lettis the Workhouse and Poor of the said One Sear, from Michaelmas next. foe Particulars ...

... WORKHOUSE FIREWOOD. The Local Government Board have sent a circular to London Guardians stating ti.at representations have been made to the Board as to the injury to persons employed in the manufacture of firewood from the tale by Boards of Guardians ...

... WORKHOUSE ECONOMIES. The Mettran reported that during the last half year the following economies had been effected, compared with the corresponding half of theprevious year, eta.:-36t gallons of milk. £l2 12a.tid.; 5905 loaves of bread, £6 78.10 d.; 3921b5 ...