... THE WORKHOUSE. It would have been difficult to find a more Christmasey atmosphere than that at the Northampton Workhouse, where the day was observed right merrily. There were seasonable decorations of charming design in every part of the house. The entrance ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. A Rlght Pleasant Day. The inmates of Northampton Workhouse had their lives brightened by the Christmas festivities, as is customary, the arrangements for their enjoyment being of the completest character. lei the chief meal of the day ...

... The Workhouse. st Nor: hearts. Workhouse wow Kase tour of !taproom for the Lomat.. Were., roe deoeraaad. In the estrams hall were ctautty Oesigue of elthobtag lowa wowed the Natter • ut *Ol Gad Cheer Mere to attreeelre antsy orod ountattg. la toe the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Never before have the residents at the Poor Law Institution spent a more jolly Christmas. The Master (Mr. Whitten) and the staff looked tired when a Wily Echo representative called after the festivities were over, for they had worked very ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. BREAD, - Wa PO TA ALE, MI LS, LE, POE SCATTERED HOME& BREAD, KRA?. GROCERY. sad MILE. Tells. .a Forme to be ebtalard at al O. art be doarered. by Samples, at Wahiawa aotlitter AL OM easel, la Ike Ho a MONDAY NEXT. the OIL Let. The Osendiaas ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. With the extras allowed by the Board of Guardians, Chrimmas Day at_the Thrapston Workhouse was celebrated in the usual festive manner. Dinner was served in the gaily decorated dinicg-ball to the 89 inmates and | also three “cld bogs” ...

... At the Workhouse. Tito Umtata of it.. Woelllowne colebrotod Con..nalpon on Endo'. At balf•put four they art down to excelleut in. dump whicti a pro. muse. was gp•eu b. Mr. S. 1141.1•tus ..thus.. Mr. J. Denver 'harpist.. mod Ur. •. A. bradbury. posattastt ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day, spent on the usual lintel, was a very happy time for the inmates of Northampton Workhouse. Seasonable deoorations gave the huge building a brightness that was full of charm, there was plenty of good old-fashioned Christmas ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. lIINITINIII &ATM MINI A GIATIFUL PATHAN?. fast that Mr. TwlesKea. et the Northansten Peer Law lasititatie4 ism* Mee very ill. was as es Dv. sad with re. tare .Mae Twaselten, the etatrea. te Mogi. at people h is Christmas Is Ms - very ...

... made little cakes and fruit cake, which was cut up into slices for the workhouse treat, carrying it to the workhouse in wicker clothes baskets. It was a big event for the workhouse and the Town Band played to the inmates. At Christmas time, hundreds of ...

... were maintained in the workhouses, and ehe did riot think she could thanota r sa y ing ter indict m en t ;he children were Poor wmaintained under the degrading system of the workhouse. le the one-third maintained in the workhouse the infirmaries. took ...

... THE WORKHOUSE? At the meeting of Thrapstou Board of Guardians Tuesday, Colonel Stopford Sackville, the chairman, was in pessimistic mood. “'The country,” said, is getting into such a state of extravagance that.we shall soon be in the workhouse ourselves ...