... WORKHOUSE. To the Editor. Sir, Will you kindly ullow me a little space in your next issue in order to make a few comments on a letter which the Beverley Guardians sent to the Local Government Board in reply to one of mine on the above subject. The letter ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. tbe Workhouse, the minutes bad their usual substantial dinner of roast beef, pork, and tnntton, beer and plum pudding. Several ladies gentlemen attended to carve and assist, and at tbe termination of the dinner, and after few remarks from ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE, Ou Thursday, before a full Board of Guardians, Mr Davy, Local Government Board Inspector, bold an inquiry into certain charges made against the Master (Mr Dawe) inmate named James Stephenson Crathorue. Mr Davy opened the proceedings ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, The inmates of the Workhouse bad their Christmas feativitiee on Monday. At twelve o'clock they sat down to sumptuous dinner of roast beef, malton. end potk, plum puddiug, and ale. The Hev. B. Shepherd (one of the Guardians), the clerk (Mr ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. There wa.« little to indicate privation and helplessness at the Union Workhouse. The corridors and dinincr hall had been lavishly decorated and seasonable mottos were intermingled with good wishes for the Cuardians and officers. At noon ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhoase, the inmates had their usual Christmas Day dinner roast bee! and pork and plum padding, with a liberal allowance ale. The decorations were ol festive character, and everything was done make the inmates happy. The Bev. R ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The usual treat was provided for the inmates, by vote of the Guardians supplemented by contributions from a few residents. An excellent dinner of roast beef, pork, mutton, and plum pudding was served in the dining hall, which had been very ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At tbe Workhoase on Christmas Day all the inmates, except little children and tbe sick and infirm, assembled in the gaily-deoorated dining-hall at noon, and were entertained to moat substantial dinner of roast beef, mutton, and pork, with ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At noon the inmates of the Workhonse bled in the dining hall, beautifully decorated fo the occasion, and partook of a sumptnous dmne of roast beef, pork, and mnlton, with beer ad lib* and plnm padding. Mr 8. Farrsh (one of the Guardians) ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. tbe Workbouae on Christmas day the inmatea had a sumptuous dinner ot roast beef, pork, and mutton, vith plum pudding, ale, and other drin ks. The Rev R, Shepherd and Mr Lowtber (guardians), Mr C. W. Hobson (clerk), Dr. Calvert (medical ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, The inmatea of thia inatitution will have canae to wish that Koyal marriages were of more frequent occurrence, for they have been regaled on Christmas faro Midsummer, and that alone is sufficient to fix the event in their memories. They ...

... THU WORKHOUSE, Here dinner roft**t beef, mutton. ..n.t poik, with the inevitable plum pudding war duly piejnred, and the dining hall had been made brignter than ueual by Mr. and Mra. t and their at all of olticcrr. Seaaonable mot'oea were painted on the ...