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ERDINGTON FLOWER SHOW

... excellent play- ing to the pleasure of the company. We sbould not forgot to state that in the evening the inmates of the Workhouse, and the children of the neighbouring schools, to the num- her of 300, were admitted to the exhibition, and, by the exertions ...

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

... he looked very ill, and, as the deceased had stated that he was destitute, le asked him if lie had not better go to the Workhouse. Hiit ieplied that lie had wished he could get there, wher-enpon M ir. Wright at once sent to the Parish nfflces, and Mr ...

SOME GREAT SCHOOLMASTERS

... pari ~h n!itr Stairtes wvheruforeightyears, al pivate tutor andl inl the woor of assisting uis curate a tho churseh. the workhouse, and the parish, he -locunulated that knoilcdlo of huanm nature which was stich use to himi whenu ke entered upon the positiou ...

FROM SOME RECENT BOOKS

... and that noble-hearted gentleman, Mr. Sartees, the historian of Durham, would have lost the opportunity of taking from the workhouse of Chester-le-Street old Sir Thomas Conyers, the last baronet of Horden. THi HAPPIEsT OF' TimE HefviEaN.-At last the element ...

SPARKENHOE FARMERS' CLUB

... PAUPERn,-Three women, inmates of the Workhouse, named Ann Kdlley, Phrebc Cadasman, and MJry Ann Stsile, were charged with having been disor- derly, and with having wilfully broken several panes of glass at the Workhouse. It appeared from the evidence of ...

THE BIRMINGHAM CATTLE AND POULTRY EXHIBITION

... establish ments:- Blue-coat School-boys and girls. ?? ., 214 St. Martih's ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 500 St. Jude's ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 150 Workhouse-boys and girls ?? . .. 329 Deaf and Dumb ?? ?? ?? 104 St. Peter's, Dale End ?? 60 Industrial ?? .. ?? 234 Queen Street ? ...

STONE CATTLE SHOW

... be made more severe and thereby more effectual, adding, for himself, he would rather spend a winter In a prison than in a workhouse, becaueo he would be treated much better in the prison than in the work- house. He disapproved of the morbid sympathy which ...

PRINCE OF WALES' THEATRE

... Ik sown he wae In the family way, ahe was ?? leave ;e&r place. On August 22, she was admitted t the 8tour. bridge Unidn Workhouse, where, an the 29th, she was deivered of a female chld. On the 21st September, she iws disoharged from 'the house, and took ...

THEATRE ROYAL

... have heard of his destitute condition, and, for appearance sake, feel that something should be done to keep him out of the workhouse. In their hard selfishness and reduced cbrcumstances, one of the young men proposes that the old man should be got rid of ...

LITERARY, ARTISTIC, AND SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS

... y powers to enlarge the National Gallery in Trafalger Square, and for that purposex to acquire the site of St, Martin's Workhouse. The Council of the British Association have resolved that the next Congress shall be held on Wednesday, September 6, 1865-of ...

CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS

... separated, apparently highly pleased with their night's enjoyment. CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Yesterday, the usual Christans treat was given to the Inmates of the Workhouse, numbering upwards of two thousand one hundred, the largest company that ever sat ...