... THE WORKHOUSE There was, however, one house shown as having 75 inhabitant , . That was the workhoust:. This was only the fourth census to be taken the first was in 1801. and then they followed at 10 year intervals. A short introduction state' This book ...

... WORKHOUSE. ?tears T A. Hawk , tis. Albert Wbite.housc and U, Wright. Jaime °avenge& sad Thomas Burke. both natives of Ireland, and no fixed abode were charged at Cannock on Wednesday with dieorderly behariour Canso* Urges on Tuesday. Norma Ellwood Gillman ...

... At the Workhouse. C./trial:oas Day is looked forward, te, with great expectations by the imastes fox NAM' weeks before the event, and they have been realised ilia year. They have had the usual Uhrietmas good thinge provide& for them the tivaniiane, who ...

... WORKHOUSE. ' Thi*! ir.ornirg, at Coventry Police Court, John 1 McDermott, described labourer, of no settled abode, | was charged with wilfull? lireaking pane of gins* the Sfominrd and doing damage to the amount uf*s«. fcd. The bief of Police stated that ...

... Workhouse to be demolished PART of a Vlctcrian workhouse at Shipstonon-Stour is to he demolished if no alternative use can be fcund for it Warwickshire County Council who own Shipston House on the Darlingscote Road, Shipeton. successfully applied to Stratford ...

... at the workhouse. usual, everything passible was done tc make the day especially bright and happy for those in the Workhouse and Infirmary, who numbered 609, and credit is due to the Master »nd Matron (Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries), thd Superintendent ...

... WORKHOUSE. Ow Tricksy evening se arranged the Committee. given at the Workbeeen, amongst the visitors being Mr. Blackhal teii•Mayor) and Mrs. Blackball. Mies Leal, Mrs. Mot Tomhewn, Mn. Parker, Mn. Brooke% Mn. Mn. Nichol., Mrs. Conn, Me. Glover (Guardian) ...

... At the Workhouse. The inmates the Workhouse were provided with special Coronation fare, the festivities being on similar scale to those usually held at Christmas. Adults in receipt of out-relief were allowed Is. extra and children (id. extra. Unionist ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmate.) of the Burton Workhouse spent a very cheerful Christians and they greatly appreciated the efforts made on thcir behalf by the staff, under the direction ot the Master and Matron tAlr. and Mrs. Eta e. hum). Through vat toils ...

... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE. It was stated at Worcester Watch Committee, yrcterday, that Mr. A. E. Somers, a former chief constable of the city, had died in the workhouse. He rose from the ranks, and was appointed chief in 1681. had ft small pension retirement. Mr. Forster ...

... WORKHOUSE DEMOLITION PLAN IS ...