... AT THE WORKHOUSES. Tho at tile Bradford f• tot. Work. Inra•B Orrin on *today etilta *cr.' aneeark at which the t.f tlo W. H. weeded. It arranged tie U Atkiason. and wan follow.' by I • Clank of %gland servine. On Chrotnim Day dinner wa served to at noon ...

... WORKHOUSE. Originally instituted to home idle vagrants, where they were compelled to work. Serb its the detinitkas the dictionary gives of the term work. home. Whilst admitting the correctoese of the explaration, moat people will agree the phrase bat ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmae was observed in this institation in the customary fashion, every preparation being made for the comfort and enjoyment of the inmates. The dining-room wee decorated, the rafters bearing Scriptural quotations and the walls messages ...

... WORKHOUSE. REPLY TO RECENT CRITICISMB. 'OIIPARISON WITH OTHER UNIONS. Mr. A. Sutcliffe (chairman of the House `onimittee) said that at the last meeting of he Board they had some rather strong critiism from their friend, Mr. Sutcliffe, from Ithickshaw ...

... connection with the internal economy Workhouse- the sick wards, the day rooms, the dining hall, kitchena, and other departments of the establishment. No ono can dispute the excellence of the of Workhouse qua Workhouse, but need hardly give the reminder ...

... WORKHOUSE On Thursday mainitrht a painful discovery was made at the North Bierley Workhouse, Clayton. when the body of Nun* Laarron, a number of the staff, boom' !sing on the floor in her bedroom. Poison is as the ratter of death. CO.OPER.ITIVE NIININIUM ...

... WORKHOUSE. At Grantham yesterday Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of Suffocation in consequence of being choked by a piece of bread in the case of Richard Smith, aged 40, native of Spittlegate, Grantahm. The evidence showed that deceased, who was imbecile ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse there was usual (Tirisfma* dinner, needless to say enjoyed and a|*f)roc«ated the inmates. The chairman the Hoard. Mr F. Hall, superintended matters and acted one of tbe carvers along with Mr Wefbura (chairman of the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. From the Master’s Report Book it appeared that there were 263 inmates in the Huuso, us compared with 248 a fortnight ago, and year ago. There were still 61 imbeciles in the house. Workhouse Master reported that had received a number bucks ...

... THE WORKHOUSE If there was out place in Beverley from which gloom was vanished on Christmas Day it was the I'niou Workhouse. Here all was bright and cheerful ; here all were happy, lumates and visitors alike, the latter taking positive delight in waiting ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. A high standard has for years back been maintained in the character of the Christman. celebrations at the workhouse, and every year there seems to be evinced a determination to raise it. and not to let it suffer the slightest deterioration ...

... sweets and toys, books and magazines, Ac. Never were the poor people in the Workhouse so well remembered. Hie children now attend both day and Sunday schools ootstds the Workhouse, and not few of there received from their teacher* Christmas cards, by post ...