... In the Workhouse. Roger Foley, aged 24, charged with neglecting to perform hie allotted taak while aa inmate of 6t. Paooras Workbouee. Ur. W. Bioketts prosecuted. Thursday Foley wm examioed by the doctor, and found to be capable of performing the taak ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Matilda Wagner. 33. married, home, wacharged with refractory conduct while male St. Marylebone Workhouse. The prisoner was admitted the workboost Saiurdav. Shortly afterwards i smashed pane gla--. She refused to b. searched, and was ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Margaret Nukes, 37. a laundress. Wks charged with refractory conduct while inmate Marylebone Temporary Womhouse, Gray’s-iunroad. Nokes used ober'r'Ue language, and shouted in the receiving*ward. She was spoken to. but refused be quiet. ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE John Welch, CC. labourer, wa-. ibarged wah assaulting George Tree. Both defendant and complainant ate inmates Marylebone Temporary Worklioioe, firay’sinn-road. On Monday night Tn- was •landing near the receiving-ward when rushed him and ...

... Workhouses. The Clerk produced the report which had been moved for with respect to comparative costs of necessaries at City-road Workhouse and Mitcham Workhouse. One item was gas. and at Bt. Lake’s it was shown that, whilst this commodity was 2s. Cd. ...

... WORKHOUSE. TO OF THE Wednesday was file day the Islington i Workhouse, as on the evening of that day some inmates entertained with a concert , tlio company of Mr. Watts, proprietor of Collins’s Music-hall. This g-ntleraan has for several years past given ...

... City-road Workhouse, wrote follows: To the Guardian* of the Poor the Ilolbom Oakley-house, City* road, March lltb, 1890. Ladies and Gentlemen,—l sincerely regret that, after nearly twenty years service as medical officer of the City-road Workhouse, you should ...

... In the Workhouse. Ann Ryan, 64, charwoman, was charged with drank while inmate £i!. Pancras Workhouse. Mr. W. Kickotts, . prosecuted. Ryan, after having the customary bath, refused to go her ward. Bhe used disgusting language, and was given into custody ...

... Workhouse. The Clerk stated that the man charged with atealing some lead from the roof tho old workhoaso had been committed to take hit trial the Middlesex Sessions, and tho cate would come for hearing on Monday, upon which one of tho Guardian* remarked ...

... Workhouse and Infirmary. Philip Cowen, medical officer to workhouse and infirmary £200 per annum, apartments, coals, and gas (also lunacy and vaccination fees, which amounted during the year ended Lady-day, 1874. to £58 11s. 6d.) ; July 11,1872. Rev ...

... prescribed under and Vic., cap. 07, sec. 6, for vagrants relieved in the workhouse, the Guardians may, they think fit, employ any able-bodied male pauper inmate of the workhouse upon tho work so prescribed, according to his capacity and ability, and require ...

... CHRISTMAS IN THE WORKHOUSE. In accordance witji kindly custom, the inmates of our Workhouse at Upper Holloway were permitted to share in the general festivity of the people on Cbristmas-day, and it was pleasing feature tbs occasion that the poor were ...