... WORKHOUSE SOUP AND THE WORKHOUSE LAWYER. Henry Cressell, the old man who has gained some notoriety the Islington Workhouse lawyer and who recently figured the Central Criminal Court charged with libelling Musto (master of the St. John's-road Wo ...

... ??? THE WORKHOUSE. - labour p-iss' d 1111..U1 .: nipcrmtenden;, who a rl, aped 13. girl's parents are .. mt, nose will' is lv.s . .! a- icuril state hi r ,11 1 nod 10 -I'd. ■ oar 11 a v . had bov.li burned ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Among the occupants of the vagrant ward admitted to the Keighley lufinuaiy recently was» doctor of medicine. ...

... in the matter the boarding-house system. Mr H. S. Goodyear (superintendent the Children's Homes at the Hull Workhouse) remarked that workhouse infirmary need not be palatial and expensive institution, as was merely the settling down place of people who ...

... NO MORE WORKHOUSES GUARDIANS TO GO. A MINISTER OF LABOUR ' The Express enabled give to-day the chief points of the report of the Royal Commission on Poor Laws and Poor Relief, which will officially published next month. The Commissioners have unanimously ...

... IDECENCY AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Hull Police-court this morning, Robert Peacock, a young man, and William Joseph Tomlinson, a youth, were charged with gross indecency at the Sculcoates Workhouse, on the Ist inst.—Deputy-(Jhief Constable Jones prosecuted ...

... WORKHOUSES AND GAOLS. When prisoner at Surrey Assizes Guildford pleaded that he committed burglary because he was down and out. Justice Avory said that was no excuse. There was always the workhouse to go to, but nowadays he regretted to say neople seemed ...

... “HARVEST AY THE WORKHOUSE. | The pretty little chapel at the Anlaby-read Workhouse contained a crowded congregation yes- terday afternoon. lk was the harvest ot | | giving, and the interior had tastefully rate y,. the Matron and a few miniatare cornstacks ...

... SUICIDES AT THE WORKHOUSE. SUGGESTION. In the past twelve months, said the Rev A. O. England, at tho coatee Guardians, this afternoon, ther® had been several their workhouse. recalled the case man who hanged himself few days ago, and thought the Guardians ...

... NOT PARTIAL TO THE WORKHOUSE. The decision the Hull Guardians on Wednesday, in offering workhouse order to an elderly man who applied for outdoor relief, did not meet with his approval. Applicant appeared before the Guardians with hi« arm in sling, and ...

... HULL WORKHOUSE. ELECTION OF GUARDIAN THI3 DAY. To day, the ratepayers of the Whitefriar Ward, took place the Crown and Cushion, for the purpose of electing guardian f she Hall Board, vice Mr E. G. lielee, w>o had resigned. J.f., presided. VV. N. said ...

... OVERCROWDED WORKHOUSE. s* ...