... Workhouse ? uwp aé the Workhouse ing things. He opened two men were lodged, guickly. The men had iy, and the smell was ns stated at the Board, - been compelled to pat d that while one man nk the other had to lie ight well say, if he had me !” It is a ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE, The CuErk stated that he had received a letter from the Local Government Board, enclosing an order authorising the Guardians to borrow the sum of £1,500 or the necessary amount for carryingout the necessary works ab the Workhouse, He asked ...

... Workhouse Allegations. Serious allegations as to the state of the casunal w:rgl at Burnley Workhouse are made in the second of a series of articles by a special correspondent of the ** Man(ie.\u-r Guardian ** who is making an experimental tour, in the ...

... TREAT TO WORKHOUSE CHILDREN, A communication was read from Mr. Malley, secretary of the Lancaster Juvenile Branch of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, offering to give the Workhouse children a treat in connection with the |Juvenil- Oddfellows, who ...

... PAINTING TH! WORKHOUSE, \' Tenders for painting the exterior of the work. bonge at Hornby were opened, and ran ed from £l7 doa. to nearly £3O. After tho several tenders had been examined, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr, Haguis reconded by Mr Branckrr ...

... Wanted: Pictures of Workhouses ILLUSTRATIONS, broad - sheets and Press cuttings showing the hardships children had to endure in the era of the workhouses a century ago, are wanted by the Nelson Area Children’s Department. - Miss Maureen Aylward, area ...

... LOCAL MAYORS AT THE WORKHOUSE. —p— - NEW YEAR TREAT AND SPEECHES. Hsg:y scenes were witnessed at the Primrose Bank Institution, Burnley, on Monday afternoon, when f“’ were distributed to the patients. The children had a particularly )ofim time. e Mayor ...

... THE WORKHOUSE MASTER'S CHILD, The first busicess was a mation, of waich notice haa been given by Me. H. Harris, * That the HBoard take Into corsideration the maintenance o! the workhouse master’s child.” - ¥ The CHAIRMAN said i% wmight, parhaps, eave ...

... CHRISTMAS DINSER AT THE WORKHOUSE. Moved by Mr. DAYNES, seconded by Mr. HovGHTON, and resolved, ‘' That the master be suthriced to provide the inmates of the workhouse with their usual dinner of rosst beef aod plum puddiog on Coristmas Day.” Miss Remington's ...

... THE SEVERE PUNISHMENT OF [WORKHOUSE VAGRANTS, Bm,—l could sympathise very heartily with some of the remarks made in the Guardian recently anent the sentence imposed upon nine vagrants at the Workhouse. I lillllifa agree that the sentence was severe. But ...

... GENERAL NEWS. At St. Luke’s Workhouse she other morning, an elderly female threw herself from the wpqfloof window, and when picked up was found to be quite The new lock which is to supplant the old Windsor lock will be the finest on the river. It will ...

... LIST OF PRIORITY CONSUMERS OF COAL. I.—Hospitals, Workhouses, and similar institutions. ll.—Domestic consumers (including residential hotels and boarding-houses) lll.—Gas, Electricity, Water, and Sewage Disposal Works. IV.—Food producing concerns, including ...