... AT THE WORKHOUSE. For the of the - inilTOUrne Workhouse Clirlstmas-time had, as usual, its pleasant relaxation and enjoyment. Strictly speaking the festivities took place on Monday, Sunday being devoted to religious devotion and leisure. The Rev. Z. K ...

... In Workhouse 78 79 71 99 581 641 15 . 18 In Lunatic Asylums Vasrrant Wards Out-door Paupers Non-resident Paupers COST OOT-DOOR RELIEF FOR WEEK. 1869—£50 11 7 1865—£62 2 1 W. C. Watson, Clerk. ...

... WORKHOUSE. 1 inmate.- ■ I nion Workbocse were ana forgo!fr ..u the festivitigp Cbrieunaa. The dimng ball a:.- warns I'ad Uen vnrefcllv deaerated with gar lands. a.ot». s. anl vrUfirial fionora. Kvergreens were k.u.i.v .upphr.i 1., the Harrington. abort ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Agreeable preparation% are being at the workhouse, by which the inmates will have an opportunity of commemorating the happy event. Mr. Atkins. with hi , eustomary sym_pathetic interest has obtained vofttntary oaidributions. which have ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Ashbonrne Workhouse. inmates. through the kindness of many gdamtudt•lmits's the excellent arrangements. of Mr. and Bryan (the master and matron), were Lab!. Ws. kbreakfast, _ to enjoy a Most happy Christians. After ask ' fast ...

... In Workhouse Lunatic* in Asylum* 228 206 Vagrant Ward* .« 185 Out-door Pauper* 1790 1478 Non resident Pauper* 66 COST Of OCT-DOOB E11.IB?. 0 1894—£162 7 7 ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Special arrangements were made for tbs inmates of Stone House. where Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left nothing undone for the happiness of the residents under their care. The most notable change was in the dietary, and breakfast, toffee, bread ...

... WORKHOUSE The Workhouse Committee reported that magazines had boen received from the Key A. R. Hunt, Mrs. liodell, and Mr. G. Monk, and of oil flowers from the Rev I). Davies. Rev W A. Knight* Her W. Dawes, Mr W and the P.S.A., and the donors thereof ...

... In Workhouse In Lunatic Asylums Vastraut Wards Out-cloor Paupers Non-resident Pauper cost of 1870—£59 0* BA.KEWELL UNION, Doc. 12, 1870 Tkc Weekly Return of Relief the Board of Guardians gives the following numbers of paupers relieved last week, the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Commitlr-* reported . —The following donors of presents to the inmates wero thanked f their kindness; Tea. with cake and fruit, fo- the women, from Mias O. Newton., flowers from the harvest festivals at B‘. Michsels. S- Osmund'f ...

... WORKHOUSE.. The committee recently appointed to go into particulars as to the purchase of • new steam cooking and laundry apparatus at the Workhouse reported having done so, and the estimate of Messrs. Barford and Perkins, of Peterborough, for cooking ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that periodicals for the inmates had been received from Mr. and Mrs. Field and Mr. F. Jackson. _yhe number of inmates was 91 (41 men, 32 women, and 18 children), compared with 71 (32 men, 24 women, and 15 children) a ...