... Company, by which the latter could acquire the present workhouse and premises in King's-road and provide the Vestry with land situate in some other part of the parish, on which another workhouse might be erected. lam now in a position, in consequence ...

... thought to the matter. That the workhouse should be the normal goal of half the labouring people of this country who live long enough to outlive their powers of industrial usefulness is, considering what the workhouse is, and what habitation of it means ...

... being' used extensively in the:metropolitan and provincial workhouses, and with the best results, economical and sanitary. It may be • seen at St. Luke's Workhouse, City-road. In Sudbury Workhouse it reduced, we are told, the charge for six months' washing ...

... taken to St. Pancras Workhouse, where it was ascertained he had formerly been a tradesman in a good way of business for sixteen years at Irongate Wharf, Paddington, and had many friends there, but by misfortune had come to the workhouse. On Monday he obtained ...

... that we should see to it that in their old age our men should have Nuch an allowance that they need not look forward to the workhouse. But I think the real reason wlw the Institution has been such a success is that, as all know, the patrons of the Ass oc ...

... regulate the burial grounds of the metropolis. Beyond the cemetery is seen the extensive buildings of the City of London Union Workhouse, which, from its extent and architecture, has a palatial appearance. We next descended into a deep cutting, and, passing ...

... t 6, 1898] artisans dwellings for those displaced. The north end of the station occupies the site of the Old Nottingham Workhouse, which had to be acquired and demolished. The station itself consists of two large island platforms, each about 1,300 ft ...

... has erected artisans' dwellings for those displaced. The north end of the itation occupies the site of the old Ncttingham Workhouse, which bad to be acquired and demolished. The station itself consists of two large island platforms, each about 1,300 ft ...

... point on the Great Eastern Railway, north of Mill-road, aeroie , Mr. Headley's foundry, fields at the back of the Union Workhouse, the road leading to the parish burialground, Petersfield-common, thence a railway. No. 2, alxive mentioned, across East-road ...

... whole of which they will not require for the purposes of their Act, and which might be appropriated as a site for a New Workhouse if approved by the vestry and other authorities. I shall be much obliged to you to re-open the subject with the vestry in ...

... acres of land adjoining the union workhouse in that town. From this it is inferred that the company are contemplating a very considerable extension of their works and pl int at Grantham, as the result of securing the workhouse property. As an example of the ...

... adopted it. It is also in use at the Sussex County Hospital, Brighton ; the large Metropolitan Asylum at Darenth ; the Lamteth Workhouses and Infirmary, and other institutions The company proposes to enlist the support of as large and widespread a body of water ...