... WORKHOUSE. The names for tho party visit tho Workhouse on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 4th. three o’clock, front entrance, are: —BroK, d. W. Kab ry. T. Mawhader, J. Ridley* G. Boulton. W. Good icon, H. M. Magson, S. Uobcrtehaw, W. Jessop, A. F. Briggs, Hartley ...

... WORKHOUSE. Before Mr. D’Eynconrt, the Westminster Policecourt, Jane Casely, 63 yean of age, an inmate of Chrises Workhouse, has been charged with refractory conduct. Sarah Jones, a aone employed at the workhouse, deposed that the prisoner had beat inmate ...

... WORKHOUSE. THE ALLEGED INHUMANITY AT SCARBRO At the Scarborough Police Court on Monday, before Mr T. Whittaker and Alderman Rick—Wm. Atkinson, au elderly male inmate of the Scarborough Worklumse, was charged with the manslaughter of of a boy owned David ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE On Christmas Day the inmates of the Wharfedale Union Workhouse. about one hundred in number, sat down excellent dinner of roast beef, plum pudding etc., and for once in a wav the usual regulations as to quantity were set aside and the ...

... GAOL TO THE WORKHOUSE. A one-armed man named James Kelly, described as labourer, was charged custody at the West- Riding Police Court, Bradford. yesterday (Thureday) with disorderly conduct at the Workhouse. , The Workhouse Master (Mr Joseph Summerfield) ...

... WORKHOUSE CONCERT. The monthly concert for the inmates the Workhouse was held on Saturday evening, when flic entertainment was «;ven Mr. Joseph S. Robineon’fi party. Mr, Herbert Mitchell (one the local representatives the Board Guardians) presided Selections ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE, The North Bierley Union Workhouie at Clayton wore quite festive air on Cbriatmaa Day. Decorative efforts wore overywhe.e evident, bnt they, were in the dining hall. The attractive aspect of this room was to a large extent due ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY. Matron: “Mrs. Faulkner eo fond poetry.” Visitor: “Indeed? I have some simple book* of at home—shall I send you some, Mrs. Faulkner?” Aged Mr*. Faulkner: “Thank you, Mumwhen I want® poetry I make* it.” ...

... CONCERT AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Workhouse were provided with an enjoyable oonoert Saturday by tho members of Thornton Kipping Chapel Choir, whose conductor. Mr. W. Loyd Ashton, is well known Claytonian and popular load musician. The concert ...

... WORKHOUSE—OR PRISON, At Bradford West Riding Police Court on Thursday last week, Dorothy Alice'Oabbutt, domestic, servant, of Shipley, who was recently charged with •iealing lady’s costume, again appeared in court. Supi. Oliver explained that Urn case ...

... VISIT WORKHOUSE. The members of the Shipley Branch of the Workers’ Educational Association, under the guidance Mr. Henry btonvorthy, one the Guardians, paid visit tue Workhouse at Clayton, Saturday last. The visitors were much impressed they saw, and ...

... WORKHOUSE MUTINY. Ten stalwart men were sent to gaol for fourteen days at Maidenhead on Saturday for mutiny at the workhouse. They were given a pound of oakum apiece to pick, but they declined either to do the work or take their discharge. When they were ...