... AT THE WORKHOUSE. For the of the - inilTOUrne Workhouse Clirlstmas-time had, as usual, its pleasant relaxation and enjoyment. Strictly speaking the festivities took place on Monday, Sunday being devoted to religious devotion and leisure. The Rev. Z. K ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual treat to the inmatee of the Workhouse was given on Chrietmas Day. Elaborate arrangements had been made by the Master in the way of ulornmente to the dims' hall. which . looked pretty in its Christmasadressing. There were several ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Cfarktanu Day wa« obaenred by the jfflcenr and •onatea of the Workhouae good old faabacoed tfyla. The infinnary warda were T«cy prettily decorated by aiatera end nuraes. tfce men—end tboae women aim required itwoe given tobacco and Booff ...

... In Workhouse 78 79 71 99 581 641 15 . 18 In Lunatic Asylums Vasrrant Wards Out-door Paupers Non-resident Paupers COST OOT-DOOR RELIEF FOR WEEK. 1869—£50 11 7 1865—£62 2 1 W. C. Watson, Clerk. ...

... WORKHOUSE. 1 inmate.- ■ I nion Workbocse were ana forgo!fr ..u the festivitigp Cbrieunaa. The dimng ball a:.- warns I'ad Uen vnrefcllv deaerated with gar lands. a.ot». s. anl vrUfirial fionora. Kvergreens were k.u.i.v .upphr.i 1., the Harrington. abort ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Agreeable preparation% are being at the workhouse, by which the inmates will have an opportunity of commemorating the happy event. Mr. Atkins. with hi , eustomary sym_pathetic interest has obtained vofttntary oaidributions. which have ...

... WORKHOUSE. the Shire Kail jestrrdaj, Edwin Patchitt, Eaq., the clerk the magiatratea, drew the attention the latter to the following cireumataaoea; —On Friday hut woman, named Mary Jackaon, of Baaford, reoeired anon; moos letter, atating that her aon ...

... 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 ...

... 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. (.Iristian:is morning the Mayor tAidertnan J. North), aecompanied by the Mayorge*, paid his customary visit to the Workhouse. They were reoeivcd by the medaeal superintendent, 1)r Hadley, Mr. Walter Smith (chairman of the Board), Councillor ...

... 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. At the Ashbonrne Workhouse. inmates. through the kindness of many gdamtudt•lmits's the excellent arrangements. of Mr. and Bryan (the master and matron), were Lab!. Ws. kbreakfast, _ to enjoy a Most happy Christians. After ask ' fast ...