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... 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 ...
... 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 ALTERAIIOI6. ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. There is one day of the year at any rate when the Workhouse is not the dark and gloomy piece of popular conception. That Chnsintss Day. Thu* year the murinary and house had. as uaua.', been brightly J; thrr« was, thanks to gene runs ...
... TO THE WORKHOUSE. Mahan, • further appearance before the wainl magistrates yesterday, Grow Emelt Nowall (11). labourer. 3t. Portland Street, who, abets /rot rossaadad a charge of befog foaled ea eaclessd pramissa for as L u do perms's. we. *wad to ho ...
... Workhouse. the Workhouse Uie inmates had tla.- usual Christmas fare remit beef and plum pudding, and night there was ooacert. a* Alderman F. Bn.;, following vaviaJ presided, and gave tobacco and money to ‘aufl t-f me aged inmates, in*- jiremaie* were ...
... me if there was the stieStest groand for doing so. Yonne faithfally, J. P. PRITCHARD, Master of the Workhouse, WidaslL 30th April, 1879. Walsall Workhouse, 26th April. 1/179. Having carefully exam/lied the bread supplied to the atufiebreskers tkr4iy , I ...
... ANTIPATHY TO WORKHOUSE. A preference for outdoor rather than indoor relief was expreamd by George Henry Dumont (41), labourer, 12, High Street, when, at Walsall Police Court yesterday, he answered an adjourned charge of leaving his wife and family ellargeable ...
... J. Bunin, J. H. Carter, F. J. Dean, H. Arblaster, t. Martin, \V. Smith, and W. mu. A Hint Workhouse Officert. Some weeks ago, when ceitam members ot the Workhouse staff applied for merease of wages, suggestion was thal of them might discharged. The House ...
... WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS. yesterday's meeting of the Board Guardians tender for bread &sd. per loaf, and flow £1 17a 6d. per sank, was accepted.—The Chairman (Mr. H. Handte) mentioned tfcat the tender was from the old contractor, and mas only one received ...
... ANTIPATHY TO WORKHOUSE. Maiietratae' Anxiety ler Welfare of a Woman. A pronounced antipathy to entering the Workhouse, which the magistrates bad some difilculty in overcooling, was expressed by Winifred Smith (33), of Elmore Row, Bioswich, when, at Walsall ...
... THE WORKHOUSE MASTER'S EXPORT. The following is the Master's report for the two yeare ended respectively Michaelmas, 1882 and 1883. He says:— It will be ems that the average mot of as regards proviaime, neemeries, said clothrc_wee—for 1882, UAL par heed ...