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... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The owe of Jane Houseman .remanded on a charge drunkenness, ««« again mentioned Superiniendent Perry said the woman and net children were the Union and the Bench thereupon dismissed the case. BAD LANGUAGE. Henry Thomas. Upper Galdeford ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of Union again spent happy Christinas Day, appearing to greatly appreciate all live good things provided for their enjoyment. The children were delighted find on waking in the morning that Santa Claus had paid another visit ...
... THE WORKHOUSE DRAINAGi: Ur. Barnett drew attention to the hi. that it was stated in the minutes of the last, iw.'lr that tn ...
... THE LUDLOW WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Workhouse were,- through the kindness of Guardians and the consent the I’o >r Law Board, afforded o|i|ior lunjty celebrating the royal nuptials eoinmon the more favoured nibers of the community. The tnmatea, both ...
... WORKHOUSE FIOUREB sa/s:- ...
... WORKHOUSE FIGURES, It was reported that there had been admitted during the past fortnight 3, died 0, discharged 10. remaining in the house 119, corresponding period last year 112, Vagrants relieved 177, corresponding period last year 817. OUT-BELIEF. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE TAINT. The Clerk read letter from the Registrar General aaking whether some other name was giren than workhouse in the case of children bora in the Union. Mr. Harris: What does that mean; that there should no taint the children? The Clerk: ...
... WORKHOUSE FIGURES. Owing ...
... WORKHOUSE FIGURES. U »iu reported thfct thrto had been admitted the bouee during the paei fortnight 6. born 1. discharged 1, died I, remaining in the house 1S»; corresponding period last year lIS. Vagrants relunreri, 177; corresponding period last year ...
... WORKHOUSE ROMANCE. DIKS WORTH M.aW. PkTtimlM *■ i»t»i'o4io|r Wyttwoi leaooep, Imm> *»*« (• li*h» la Man aco.'a a«« kwaa to »a io-9ipi of mall aUoaoajo. for adaiaßM to tto BrigMoa WerkkeMaa I'otaiauaieaUoiH aw« ttoough loodon with tto »jiplk»ot> friendu ...
... THE WORKHOUSE DRAINAGE. Tin- Chairman said a letter had been received from Mr. G. Jones engineer the Workhouse Sewerage Scheme stating that he would lie hi Stratton during the week Ttiey had arranged for tli General Purpose Committee and other Guardians ...
... THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. Ur. Salwey asked that the children in the Workhouse be allowed to attend the Bichard’s Castle school treat, on the sth August. Hie application was granted. SPECIAL BUSINESS. CRAVEN ARMS WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE. To consider, end ...