... A Millionaire in the Workhouse Mr. McGroary who is reputed to be a millionaire, has a fancy for life in a workhouse and lie has consequently chosen the one at Donegal for his place of abode and pays his board and lodging there. He has now disappeared ...

... It was explained that the applicant was not the audio: of the Innocents Abroad, but a pauper inmate of the Maidston: Workhouse, whose eyesight haa become defective. ...

... formerly Barnun's original Circus-Queen and the first woman rider to perform without a saddle, has just died in a New York workhouse. For years she was the marvel of the Ring, and travelled all the world as one of Bzmurn's features of his famous show. ...

... Dewsbury. Some twenty years ago two. orphans--a brother and a sister, named Connolly—were brought up by the Staincliffe Workhouse and - drifted apart, the girl being sentto America. - Later the girl married well, and recently made inquiries about her ...

... LOST HER MEMORY. American Sad Plight. For sixteen days there has been in Long Ashton Workhouse. near Bristol, a lady Of refined and cultured bearing, about forty-five years of age, who is suffering from loss of memory. She was found by the police at ...

... provincial tour. Ile is creating three new characters on this tour with the titles The Veteran The Scene Shifter and •• The Workhouse Man. THALIA. ...

... but there are also some very common '.Nng-. It is curious to find that the common blue check pattern of our dusters and workhouse aprons was in general use among the Egyptians, ...

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... woman, by name Ann Woods, who smoked her Let pipe of tobacco and drew her last breath • few days ago in the Uxbridge Union Workhouse. But makes the case so inexpressibly lamentable is that Mrs. Woods took the bad habit of smoking in the early part of the ...

... highly respectable couple? It amounts to a pound a month, but is a constant source of worriment to them, both fearing the workhouse—as they do—should they gel behind. The old lady is very fond of doing palchwurk, and any pieces sent to headquarters will ...

... damsel aged twentytwo, brought up in the workhouse school at Ashford, and a pauper on and off since, went to threaten the burning down of the workhouse, and this brilliant product of the educational system of workhouse-schools subsequently taken to the p ...

... natance was effected by induvidiul munificence or a general subbcript:on m both—generally both. Paupers Well Cared For. The workhouses are filled with able•bcdied men and women, many of them, wa doubt, there because they cannot f.rrl employment outside, but ...