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... written an autobiography within the classical tradition of Labour politics. The early founders wrote those tomes such as From Workhouse To Westminster. Here Howell writes of the next stag-e in Labour's development, where abject poverty was not the starting ...
... DRAWING OF THE PREVIOUS HOUSE See: Designs for Newby PARISH WORKHOUSE AT RINGWOOD, HAMPSHIRE it was probably some of these contracted institutions which incurred See: An Early Parish Workhouse CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE S IR---Your leader ...
... farmyards of large landed estates; the stables, walled gardens and grounds of large private houses; former institutions such as workhouses, care homes or schools; or interesting industrial buildings such as disused breweries, cornmills or sawmills. Developments ...
... ones. Those who could not, or would not, take care of themselves became objects of Parliamentary solicitude, and the little workhouses of Arcady came into existence, each provided with its outfit of spinning wheels, run at a profit by the man who contracted ...
... is Jittie if any difference of opinion. One of them IS that the working of the Poor Law at present is Imsatisfactory. The workhouse as a place into which all the refuse of humanity can be carted, where the utterly idle and vicious are placed side by side ...
... in 1871 , was born within a stone's throw of this church, in 1841. name was John Rowlands, and he was brought up in the workhouse at nearby St Asaph. He adopted the name of Stanley from a kind master at New Orleans.-E. EMRYS JoNES, 150 Llysfaen Road, ...
... of the battery, may be lighted in the modern fashion even if they are far away from electric mains ; schools, asylums, workhouses, and particularly hospitals, have found them invaluable ; and the necessary reserves of power in big electrically driven ...
... Scandal of the Andover IV orkhouse by Jan A nstru ther, and improved. I The Purefoy Letters, edited by L . G. Mitchell. The workhouse story epitomises the intentions and the practice of Poor Law reform early in the 19th ccn tury, when the poor were getting ...
... tinkering be construed as anything other than an insult of drawing their life-blood from the writer's inky quill. The fable of a workhouse boy, a rejected child struggling from the writer's inky quill. REGENT'S PARK'S gas-lit streets, DICKENS lifted the glass ...
... families were supplied with bowls of soup. At Aylsham, about 17 miles from Norwich, there was a feast for the inmates of workhouse. main room was with beef, plum puddmg and ale on the wedding day. The people ofShipham had no reservations whatsoever. Church ...
... illumined for him in his dark retreat. H e gets the hobo's angle on life. This tramping book is not about vvalking from workhouse to workhouse, but is almost entirely concerned with rail-roading, that is, illicit travelling on trains, not, it is true, riding ...
... public buildings in Leicester were the New Hall in Wellington Street (1831), the News Room and Library (1837), the Union Workhouse (1838), the Midland Railway Station (1840), the New West Bridge (1841), and the Phoenix Insurance Building (1842), one of ...