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... 100 Years Ago Alnwick and County Gazette September 15 1894 = THE WORKHOUSE PORTER RESIGNS - The £ tramp question at Alnwick Workhouse has beamed out = again in a changed light, and illumed the discussions of the = Board at last meeting. At the previous ...
... proximity in the smallx cases which have transpired in the north. There have ggcn cases at Berwick and Jarrow, while Kelso Workhouse has been credited with sending out infected tramps to several north eountr{(workhouscs. A man named Nolan, a vagrant, &used ...
... Freenold Stone-buiit Uwellinghouse, comprising ilving-rocom | and kitchen, two b2drooms. modern bathroom and W.C., yard, workhouse and celiar. = The property 1s centrally situate near bus station and shopping “wef'fe_ Az':'a:-.zizmexgs zo' visz ID * and ...
... life and fear that relatives will not be able to visit their loved ones as regularly if they are moved to homes further workhouse in Britain “The building consis rey stone built cottages been excellently adapt needs of an old peopl County Councillor Diana ...
... years. They were to be “good, honest, sober and of good moral character, and shall not have been an inmate of any Union Workhouse, nor have received outdoor relief from the poor g % .r;_ .: =. 9 ; G ;}'l # > *? ‘. A% . Y g g & 3 ; i b ) | ;8 y R |g : ...
... reéaorted at yesterday's ounty Council meeting. LTD. ’ The plan, which aims at replacing existing buildings—formerly old workhouses —by modern establishments of the kind the Council have provided in other parts of the county, calls for a new building project ...
... FROM the Gazette, December 19, 1917:— Alnwick: Christmas Day was a seasonable one with showers of snow. Dinner menu for the Workhouse inmates was: Roast mutton, vegetables and jam pudding—plum duff was out because of the shortage of currants. No gifts of ...
... one’s own limb is imbecile. From these data we can gauge the amount of wickedness displayed by a sinful vagrant at Alnwick Workhouse the other day. ¥ His name was Boylin, and one momi% he boiled over. He was incensed at being detained by Mr Cumber the master ...
... contribute to the reality of these old world scenes. ALNWICK—OnIy a third of the number of tramps is passing through the town Workhouse .compared with this time last year. ‘ ...
... complete with Christmas tree and lights. Entertainment started with an excellent reading of ‘lt was Christmas Day in the Workhouse’ read by Sylvia Farrinfi::n - which nm{e us all realise how lucky we are to have such a happy time, and later on an excellent ...
... Thereafter no trace of him can be found until 1860, when at the end of his life he was known to be living at Sunderland workhouse. His poems contain an address on the opening of a dramatic society in Sunderland about 1820. So we may suppose that his family ...
... County Gazette Saturday July 1, 1893. A LITTLE boy injured - A little boy named Willie Carrigan, who is an inmate of Alnwick Workhouse, met with a very serious accident on Thursday. He was rcturm'ng from school anjuxrched himself unseen by the driver at the ...