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... thought it would be impossible to remove the inmates to the New Workhouse under four weeks; and, m the meantime, Mrs Willee would remain in their service. Mr Ireland, the Chairman of the New Workhouse Committeee, said he hoped to be in a position to remove the ...
... 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. The allowancre of special fare by the Guardians went a long way toward. cheering the inmates of the Workhouse. The tibial supplies were also supplemented by grattutwas gift* from friends, among there being the gift of a turkey by 11 ...
... 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. Visits to the workhouse were reported by Mr. Harrison, Mr. Wallis (for Mr. Gerard Hoare), and Mr. Burgess (for Mr. Henderson), everything being found satisfactory and in good order. Inmates in the boose, 129; last year, 118. In the infirmary ...
... WORKHOUSE. Mr Ireland said that, this might be their last meeting, it might probably be interesting to the Board ao® the people of Brighton generally to be acquainted with the state of tho balance sheet in the sale of the Old Workhouse and the building ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. An Immediate Surrender of the Military Occupation. THE Workhouse and Infirmaries at East Preston, which have lately been in the occupation of the Military as an Auxiliary Military Hospital and a Neurological Centre, ars to be banded back ...
... WORKHOUSE. finding body of an inmate in a pond at Ibe uewe» Poor Law institution, at East Chiltingtun. led an inquest being held there Saturday afternoon. The inquiry conducted by Mr. U. Vera Benson (Coroner for East 'Sussex) who sat without a jury, the ...
... WORKHOUSE. Special Meeting of the Directors and (Juardiaus was hold at the Town lia!l', Friday evening, for tin; purpose of appointing a schoolmaster at the Workhouse,—Mr Holford in the chair. The notice of meeting having been read, Mr Maudocks asked ...
... the Workhouse. The whole of the goods to be delivereo weekly, or otherwise, at the Workhouse, Horsham, free of expense, as the Guardians shalfl by their order on the Contractors direct. Printed forms of Tender may be had on. application to the Master ...
... WORKHOUSE. Btoyning OaiHiaoa oa Tvaaiay, of tha Local Oofinacal Boarti aa Ikataanlt ree«Bt aoqairiaa ialo tba adalniatratioa Slajoiaf Uoioa rcaaiaad. Tka report daJT aa axkaaatira maimar with all ipeeifio ehanaa. The Inipeet >r of opinion that the infirmary ...