... THE WORKHOUSE. Photograph by A. Ittomley. Mr. W. Furness. Among others present were: Mrs. • Furness, Miss Furness, Mr. George Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Eddison, Mr. W. C. Brooks, Mr. Cook, Mr. A. Willett, Mr. H. Hope, Dr. Seager, Dr. Binns, Dr. . Peacocke ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual custom Of giving the inmates of the Workhouse a Christmas dinner of roast beef and plum pudding was carried out in the large dining hail at noon. The room had been decorated with evergreens and flowers. The following . gentlenien ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Visiting Committee reported that they had that day gone through the house and found each department clean, well ventilated, and satisfactory. On referring to the punishment hot* they found that Martha Smallwood had her gu.l stopped ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas carriei its joyous message into the last refuge of the poverty-striken—the Workhouse. On that great day everything that kindly thoughtfulness can suggest is done to banish care and sadness and to enable the inmates to depart ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. . -- The Matron of the Workhouse (Mrs. Mackay), on behalf of the school inmates, begged to kindly thank Mrs. Wilkinson for the illustrated papers she sent them; Dr. Mackie for a number of periodicals, and the Rev. B. B. Prescott for ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. In consequence of Christmas Day falling on Sunday, the customary festivities were held at the Workhouse on Monday. The dining hall was gaily bedecked with flags, mottos, and evergreens ' and had a very cheerful appearance. The inmates assembled ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas brings its joys oven to the dwellers in the Workhouse and the festivities this year were most successful. The buildings had been very tastefully decorated, special attention having been devoted to the hospital which presented ...

... right-hand side of the Workhouse from Church-street. Beyond the garden was the Infirmary. This, I suppose, was the Workhouse Infirmary. The Infirmary for thb town was in Orford-street, and the Dispensary in Buttermarket-street. The Workhouse Infirmary was not ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Businese as usual was the motto adopted at Dutton Workhouse. The dining hall and the whole of the wards bad been tmdefuny decorated for the occasion by the officials aieisted by the inmates. The most important event of the day was the ...

... WORKHOUSE AS MILITARY ~V‘or,4i:s-6. A Ladles and Men's Wear Shopp;ng Centre, 46 and 48 1 Vit.-.toria Road - Widnes r - fir • • 4r 4l. ,t *i t •,, ...

... WORKHOUSE THE ALTERNATIVE. At Widnes Petty Sessions, yesterday, before NPr. E. Thomas (in the chair), Councillor J. H. Bradley, and Mr. M. Ford, Mr. W. S. Knowles applied for leave to enforce an order of the court to eject a man named John Moody from ...

... DUTTON WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Dutton %Vorkheitti had a thoroughly enjoyable Christmas. The special fare provided grestle enjoyed. Blvtilfa , t eonsisted of Wiled pork with bread butter and tea. dinner provided the roast beef of Old Etsglutt.l;' ...