... and folh.wing dates. Address as above : or, MAGNET Office, Leeds. THE WORKHOUSE ! POVERTY'S LAST REFUGE Zn7liff7cts,7l7rmii7g a; almost Reidistie Representation of the Workhouse Yard. MESSRS GALE, DUDLEY & GALE, CLASS CAL ENTERTAINERS! SUCCESS LEGITIMATE ...

... Flowers in an excellent manner, being accompanied by her brother on the violin. Mr R. Mc Douala recited Christmas Day in the Workhouse with much feeling. Mr H. Webedale was very funny with My Sairey Ana and The Belle of the Ball. Mr H. Bright sang ...

... well. . THE KEVENGE. We are a set of harpies, we! Who fatten on the great B. H , And now we've neither tip nor fee — The workhouse is our game yon see. We've had an easy Ville so I ,ng, Aud passed the day in drink and song; Yet though we never did much ...

... Donald, dramatic and burlesque actress and Mr Met Ramiund, comedian, appeared in di ama, Seas; or, the Adventures of a Workhouse Buy, afterwards appearing in The Muleteer of Toledo, The Ruby Ring; or, the highwayman of 1712, The Willow Copes ...

... ' The Workhouse,' which has been a great success, and I feel sure it will be successful wherever they produce it.—THOS. proprietor People's Music Hall, Manchester Oci.ober 9th, 1882. Messrs G., D. and G. in their entertainment ' The Workhouse' show great ...

... Returning home one evening, we saw a glaring light, and soon found out that it proceeded from the General Ilosis;tal, which was workhouse, lunatic asylum, and hospital combined. We were some of the first at the fire, and no assistance arriving, by the aid of ...

... was a most lamentable failure. For with the exception of myself and half a dozen friends about six hundred charity and workhouse children with :'ergennt Hobson and forty constables to keep seven of us in order, the park was empty. Our friend Hartley ...