... Mr. Dixon, the workhouse master ; Maria Smithard, assistant-matron ; P.C. Simpson, P.C. Stephens, and Joseph Robinson, porter at the workhouse, that about a quarter to nine o'clock on Saturday night the prisoners went to the workhouse. They were both ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. the Workhowr sera rega.ed w tit ..peedd fare sod allotted mot+ trerodat Ole. to 11.1,,1 pae r -m o w. and and •1.0 . 11.1 Pajoyab.• OA). ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Moorsorn, the Local Government Board Inspector, bad reported on the Workhouse as being in a very satisfactory condition. Mr. Momisey said that Mr. Monism's report that there was not a single complaint, must be very gratifying to the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the workhouse the usual Christmas dinner ..f roast beef and plum pudding was supplied the Board, who were represented by Messrs. %V. Johnston (vice-chairman), R. Hunter, F. .lainston, J. Richardson, R. Crisp, W. H. .I..l.nstruie (relieving ...

... Workhouse and and, in reply to the vice-chairman, the clerk stated that the inmates had complained that I they were starvedby having fish served to I them. He also added that it had been adopted at Brampton.—Rev H. Whitmoreacknowledged that fish was ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master (Mr. Manson) reported the number of inmates to be 77 (including 14 from the West Ward and seven from Carlisle), an increase of six on last year. The number of vagrants for the fortnight w•aa 13, a decrease of ten. . a failure ...

... FE WORK CSES The inmates of the workhouses in this count had a All work was sus; ed, happy day on Tuesday. ‘At Fasehill, the inmates had special fare was provided. bread and butter and tea for breakfast, roast beef and the afternoon. In the eveni potatoes ...

... site the old fair ground the union for the sum £5OO, the Workhouse Committee are requested to take into consideration the expediency of buying the same for the purpose of enlarging the workhouse premises, aud improving the arrangements connected therewith ...

... THE WORKHOUSE• Dear Sir.---: see in you: (cads; article of but Saturday's smite my :rime appears respecting the war khaum question. Piow, sir, lam not ashamed or going dead azainst a uric workhouse, so I repeat that there is no seed br a new oae. I am ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. . The workbour was sal Jew- Ned by Mr. Manson and has sad the inalatosnt • spe happy time. Holy was celebrated in the morning to imam. At dinner tint• the.' wee the usual Christina. fan of roast heel. plum pudding. The Gourds.= wore repreoreted ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. and Mrs. liilsy, Swains, this year provided a sheep for the New Year dinner at the Workhome. The inmates, therefore, had an excellent dinner, the Master and Matron being assisted in the serving of it by Mean. A. Starr and W. Johnston ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The 03 inmate. of the ins:itistion were pro, by the Guardians with a sollciency of good fare on Chirimmea Day, epee ial viands being reeved for breakfast, dinner. and to.. A teethe appearance was given to the dining nem by a display of ...