... WORKHOUSE. Mr. George Dale, who has more than once given practical proof of his Interest in the inmates of the Eleaford Union Workhouse, although now one of the busiest of men, has onoe again gladdened their hearts. The night of Thursday, January 4th ...

... In The Workhouse. “The.. I was in the Workhouse at Boston for ten years.” said Tommy very seriously. Your scribe made noises which he hoped would convey sympathy and understandina in a distressing period of a man’s hard life. Tommy explained—he was engineer ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day—in accordance with the commendable practice observed in ttoe enlightened days—was celebrated at Ho! le Workhouse with ite usual accompaniments of festivity. The proceedings throughout the entire day were thoroughly enjoyed ...

... Workhouse Name a job and George has probably done it: “I've worked in hotels, fields, gangs — I've had jobs in every workhouse in the country. A “I've worked hard for the money I've had. I'm a grafter and a good traveller.” George's travels took him all ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Lincoln Union Workhouse, accoiding to the annual custom, a Christmas letter—the gift of Miss Melville—was distributed each of the inmates. In the morning divine ser vice- was conducted by the Ch-.plain, the Rev. E. Akenhead, and ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Happiness again reigned at the Work house on Christmas Day and the inmates spent a real merry day. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Pinner) and the staff were untiring in their sunccessful efforfs to ensure that those under their ...

... WORKHOUSE, The grand jury rcturned a true bill against Arthur Ward, a joiner, for attewpling to commit suicide whilst 1 the casual ward of Bourne Workhouse, on April 14th.—Prisoner pleaded guilty —Tis Lordship, in addressing the prisomer, said that he ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE thia is invariably a long-looked-forward-to and happily enjoyed period of festivity. The Board of Gaardians, aiways mindful of the comfort of those of whom they haye charge, make the besi of provision for their alround enjoyment. In this ...

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... for bread will be required to Celiver the Bread at the Workhouse daily, and at the Homes twice a week. About 100 lbs. of Butter per week are required by the Guardians, to be delivered at the Workhouse, Lincoln, in quantities of from 201hs. to 50lbs. Contractors ...

... Contractors for Bread £iU required to deliver the Bread at the Workhouse daily, and the Homed twice week; About lOCmbe. ot Butter jper week are required by the Guardians, delivered at the Workhouse, Lincoln, in quantities from 20lbs to 501bs. Contractors must ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Just now the various wards, particalarly in the Infirmary, and also the great dining hall at the Workhouse, are underzoing the work of transformation, and when Christmas morning breaks the place will be ag bright und cheerful as Christmas ...