... the WORKHOUSE. Board of Guardians will hold a meeting the Market-hail, in Thame, in the county of Oxford, Wednesday, the seventeenth lay of August next, at twelve o’clock, for leceiving and considering the testimonials of the respective candidates for ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Au enjoy:o.le time was at thy Workhouse The dining Mill win tante••. ith etergrcems. %%loch had been Mu,s Mae (Wad- Mrs. (Hart‘Nell). curl the Luck to and A Happy Xm • Ir. it effect. A: 12 o'clock the inni were summoned to .!muter. which ...

... (* . THE WORKHOUSE. rUHE offices of MASTER and 'MATRON of the UNION WORKHOUSE a all become VACAN on the 28th of AUUUST NEX V. Such PERSONS, duly QUALIFIED, as may be DESIROUS of BECONIINO CANDIDATES for the °dices are RE• QuEsTED to FORWARD their APPLICATIONS ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas day moved a happy time for the inmates of the AOesburr Union House. who were not allowed to forget the joyous nature of the celebrations. A number of the Guardians and other gentlemen devoted an hour or two in visiting the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Buckingham Workhouse spent a happy time on Christmas-day, thanks the grant allowed the Guardians and the gifts of friends. The interior of the establishment had been gaily decorated by the staff, who assisted in every ...

... THE WORKHOUSE On Thursday morning, May 23, Mr. Henry Stevens, Local Government Board luspector, held in the Board Room ot the Union an inquiry Workhouse with reference to allegations made as to certain conduct in the House. The follow- ing Guardians were ...

... THE WORKHOUSE A happy time was spent at the Workhouse on Christmas Bay. As former years, Mr. and Mrs. Parish, the master and matron, with the assistance of the general stall, did all they could to make the occasion a memorable one. The various wards and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The inmates of the Aylesbury Union House spent Christmas Day very happily. They had the privilege of welcoming Messrs. R. W. l/jcke, J. W. Grist, G. J. Thrasher. J. K. 11. Fowler, and T. J. K. Cannon (members of the Board). Captain J. Lee ...

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... can climb over it. The workhouse test does not, a matter of fact, keep the lazy ruffians, who ought to be flogged rather than pam- Beted, off the rates. These hardened and grace- i less beings have no objection to the workhouse, except in so far as its ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE THAME. Best seconds or btandard wheaten Bread, in loaves of Four Pounds each. seconds Flour. Butcher.,’ Meat. Bacon. * Grocer)', Soap, Candles and Cheese. New Milk. The best Moira Coals. Persons desirous of Contracting, may be informed ...

... CLERKENWELL WORKHOUSE. It is not an uncommon tbing to see a group of Persons iv Farringdon-road surveying Clerken*ell Workhouse with a curious eye, and any inquirer who may happen to ask questions will be told that the people in the neighbourhood Regard ...