... In Workhouse Lunatic* in Asylum* 228 206 Vagrant Ward* .« 185 Out-door Pauper* 1790 1478 Non resident Pauper* 66 COST Of OCT-DOOB E11.IB?. 0 1894—£162 7 7 ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Special arrangements were made for tbs inmates of Stone House. where Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left nothing undone for the happiness of the residents under their care. The most notable change was in the dietary, and breakfast, toffee, bread ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that periodicals for the inmates had been received from Mr. and Mrs. Field and Mr. F. Jackson. _yhe number of inmates was 91 (41 men, 32 women, and 18 children), compared with 71 (32 men, 24 women, and 15 children) a ...

... THE WORKHOUSES 1,100 inmates tie Freonam-atreet tod Becoh-arrenue workhooKß shared, usual, in the general Christmaa rejo icing*. The temporary which ore being utiliaed during the buridmg the new structure Bagthorpe, are not ad* irarably adapted to en ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Christinas celebrations at Gloucester Workhouse were carried out much in the same good old way, and everything possible was done to contribute to the happiness the inmates. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith) and their ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. - _ Christmas Day at the Workhouse ia not so dreadful as moms people imagioe— indeed, it is quite the reverse. Every room looked bright and cheerful with holly, evergreen', and artificial flower,, the inmates themselves taking • great ...

... WORKHOUSE. A number of inmates at Canterbury Workhotain have been giving trouble, neeessltaUng the MMUS, log of a special meeting of the local Board of Guardian% On Tourney eleven able-bodied men reined to I eat their dinner, their contention being that ...

... the workhouse. . was most brightly decorated for the Christinas festival this year, and the Master, and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. Gerry) and the other officers did utmost to make the day enjoyabte one for all under their care. The day started with the singing ...

... _ workhouse. ARMY RESERVE MEN—NOVEL OHLROR. At Lambeth a singular cam, came before Mr. Hopkins just before the rising of the wart. George :Piggott, twenty-nine, a man of rather smart appearance, described as a fitter's mate, of Winchester-place, Peckham ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Committee recommended that the brigade, in case of a call from either of the above places, attend mid reader shat assiatance they could. Councillor Crowe said the committee proposal to make a charge of LW per annum. the superintendent to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Although the war has made no appreciable difference in the enjoyment by the inmates of the Gloucester Workhouse, of the festive season, aind the strife nations is but dimly realised many them, the conflict has presented a theme with which ...

... THE WORKHOUSE WHEN members of the staff of the Council House. Coventry, were discussing cuts which have been made by the Finance Committee in estimates for the coming financial year, the remark was made: The Museum people are moving into the workhouse ...