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... IN THE WORKHOUSE. YOUNG WIFE WHO HAD THREE CHILDREN TO SUPPORT. When Albert Edward Jones was the Hastings Police Court on Monday with arrears of maintenance amounting lo £9 3s. 6d. his young wife, Mrs. Lilian Mary Jones, told the magistrates that she ...
... THE WORKHOUSE On Christmas Day the inmates of the Hastings Workhouse wore regaled with seasonable lure. C'ndor the direction the Superintendent Nurse (Miss Hrowni the wards were very efloctavely decorated, entirely new scheme, which artibcLal flowers ...
... THE WORKHOUSE- There were no . pa — u — pers -- I; — the Workhouse, being to and 6 more respectively than in the vreeks of IllSo and 11181. Since the but meeting 113 vagrants bad been relieved. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE, Several Guardians were in 'Headsmen at the Workhouse on Christmas Day, and, atter dinner, voter, of thanks were passed to the the Guardians. tobacco, sad snuff sod the donors of the Kitts included Hr. Hobbs, Mrs. C. N. Pala% Users, and ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas fare at the Hastings Poor Law Institution was as lavish as in nrevious years. Pork from pigs reared at the Institution was supplied in abundance, and good oldl roast beef was great favourite. Rum pudding, 36 gallons of beer ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. day at the Workhouse a luny sad it,loyfoll day, and the happy, coMmated feces of the showed that a .elemage ' o'er the spirit of eine the days of Twin. Tbe vs wen decanted with evergreen, End t.coissesd paper trimesters, and when the ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The.inmates of the Frederick Road Institution spent crowded day of festivity. The staff attended Holy Communion, conducted by the Rev. E. E. Robinson. the Institution Chapel 7.30, and the .1 Christmas service and Communion for IK- inmates ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day at the Hastings Workhouse always happy time. The Guardian* their utmost render the day as bright and joyous and their efforts are seconded cheerful staff of oficers, from the Master (Mr. G. Merryweather) and the Matron ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Tl ursday was passed in quiet but enjo. manner at tho Workhouse. The decorations iv the dining hall and infirmary oi a complete and tasteful character, and it noteworthy that the nurses had been for several days past engaged the work ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Harvest Thanksgiving service at the Workhouse was held on Sunday afternoon. The chapel was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The Rev. C. L. Vaughan, Guardian Paine, Messrs. Jenner, Coleman, and others, kindly contributed some articles ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas wan observed at the Hastings Workhouse in time-honoured fashion. The Infirmary wards looked particularly bright and cheerful with the artistic decorations carried out by Mis* Okey (the Super-1 intendent Surw) and her staff ...
... WORKHOUSE. Ths Master (Mr. T. W. Keen) reported that books and magazines ihad been received from Miss Noakes. the Very Rev. E. R. Currie. D.D.. Mr. F. G. Ticehurst, and Mr. J. B. Burton. The thanks of the Board were accorded to these donors. STATISTICS ...