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... AT+BY . ESTERTAINMENT AT THE WORKHOUSE—An enter| tainmeat and distribation of presents took place st the | Workhouse on Moondsy night., Mr. Maoknell 2ccu\ | occupied the chair, being supported by the greatsr part '| of the other Holbeck Guardiane. The ...
... paupers dying in the workhouse for \natomical or dissecting purposes. The tender of Messrs. E and J. Stephenson, drapers, Globe House, Hunslct Road, for the supply of §0 pairs of blankets at ly.ger pair, for the use of the workhouse, was accepted, it being ...
... vexatious, aunoying, and insulting to their | and the Workhouse tailor and nurse. which into the bloud, snd prodnces the worst | officers if such a motion were carried T{o Board | Gifts of flowers to the Workhouse were acknow- | form J rheumatica, The Biood Purifier ...
... police-constable st the workhouse for an hour each evening, and if » refusal was made. it was decided that & deputa- R e wo y uumam Twenty-seven applications were received for the position of porter and porteress of the workhouse, out of which pumber four ...
... Goverime Board, enclosing a letter from a workhouse limae named ’g‘;;i;fil,-'., in which he made certain agaiost Mr. Outram, the workhouse muster, which was to the effect that Kaye's wife had be turned out of the workhouse when lying dowa serio lyill. The Local ...
... to. A communication was reccived from the Chief Constable to the effect that he would send a police officer to attend the workhouse, as requested by the Board, for the pn.rznd inspecting vagrants who present themselves for admission. | A letter was read ...
... Mr. lobson, ¢ Theatre Royal, Leeds, inviting the inmates Workhouse to attend a morning pertormance pantomime, The Liabes in the quod,un Sa ‘ next. The invitation was accepted. HOMES FOR WORKHOUSE CHILDKEN. Mr. MANKNELL proposed * that steps be at © taken ...
... MR. HOBSON'S PANTOMIM An invitation was received from Mr. I proprietor of the Theatrs Roya', Lecas. for | mat:s of the Workhouse to attend a mornin formarnce of the pantomime, Babes in the 1« Saturday next. The iovitation was accepted. LEEDS AND DISTRICT ...
... Swilt, C, Grosvenor, H, Berry, W; Robinson, T, W, Chapman, and Mr, T. Bchofield (clerk). aimne St losl RS a 8 nurse in the workhouse. .Oop , It was decided to' ask the Watch Committee to mdleuublomthm‘:‘hommmy ovotning irom seven to eight o’clock, of infu ...
... accord - ing to what the Board thinks pr , DOt O the scale laid dewn. Over 24 yo:r:'.‘o 1 :ll.“za“ matron of the Holbeck Workhouse, along with my late husband as master. We were elected on our own merits, being entire strangers to Holbeck and its Board ...
... Kay Armitage, and DProcter: together with Mr, Mooro (clerk) PRt LT i A letter was read from Mrs. Hilton, matron of the workhouse, asking to be exonerated from paving for the maintenance of her daughter, who wes living with her in the house —Dr. Dopsox ...
... passed a resolution to the effect that nmgu of wood required for workhouse pnrposes should be obtained from Messra. E. Maude & Son, timher merchants, Call Lage, but it transpired that the Workhouse Master bhad, on his own responaibility, obtiined the wood from ...