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... or ml~k powdel' ?Y a dmixtur e with water and applY •t In that form 8·-Use it f~r scrubbing the floors of hospita ls and workhouses, and the decks of ships. PRICE OF THIS TIN, 1/- THE: SANITAS CO., 110., THREE COLT LANE, BETHNAL GREEN, LONDON, E ...
... Cockney knee -up that absorb the provincial workhouse and metropolitan child-crime into the entertainment business. Read the book and you sense Dickens's outrage at tlle institutional cruelties of his age: one workhouse boy is so wild with hunger that he hints ...
... COCKROACHES are inevitably exterminated by BLATTIS.' Simple, safe and pleasant to use. It cleared them from the Sheffield Workhouse, when E. Howartb, J?.z.s., by request of the Government, first adopted this scientific remedy. Tins IS. 6d., 2s. Bd., ss ...
... No other State provides hotel accommodat ion gratis for those of its citizens who dislike work and prefer to roam from workhouse to workhoctse and enj•'Y• at the expense of their hard-working neighbours, the delights of the country in the summer. \Vith ...
... also experience considerable difficulty in getting rid of their booty; and the end of the is the workhouse. We remember majority of poachers is the workhouse. We remember once being asked very humbly for a copper by one of the fraternity, who made the naive ...
... EXISTS; AND A BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE TOKEN BEARING THE BUILDING'S LIKENESS (Left to right) PETERBOROUGH CATHEDRAL ON A TOKEN ISSUED BY COLE AND COMPANY, A LOCAL BANK; TOKEN OF THE STATUE OF CHARLES I IN LONDON; LEEDS WORKHOUSE TOKEN SHOWING A VERSION OF ...
... Darius Clayhanger and his family going in procession to the As Bastille, as the place was called. As he is referring to the workhouse in one of the Five Towns, it seems that the term bastille was current at that time in Staffordshire as well as Lancashire ...
... the hou e, forming a low projecting detached (Left) 4.-LODGE OF THE OVER- SEER OF THE LLE TTAI (A private casual ward or workhouse) (Right) 5.- A TGLE FEAT RE OF A Y-SB UR A creen, or buffet. Late mediaeval 15 , 194 3 !685 LODGE COUNTRY LIFE - OCTOBER ...
... A. Richards asks (Correspondence, February 10) whether there are any more known cases of the sale of a wife. In 1830 a workhouse master named Thomas Godfrey sold a woman by public auction at Epping. She was brought out from the George Inn with a halter ...
... s to keep him from the workhouse. It was to the memory of this greensman that the members erected a handsome tombstone, which in Halford Churchyard. The son of the above, an old man of eighty, still alive in Shipston Workhouse, well I·emembers going, ...
... proved too great a shock, and after a few weeks both partners would die in the loneliness of a public ward. Gradually the workhouses disappeared, 3,000 inhabitants. A census taken in about 1850 lists the chief families settled in the district, dividing ...
... guardians having sanction to buy the property at a price not exceeding £6,000, for adaptation as a hostel for nurses in the workhouse infirmary. ARBITER. ...