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... THE WORKHOUSE Though not on such an elaborate scale as in ‘previous years, the decorations at the Work‘house had again been carried out with great taste, thanks to the Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Cawcutt), the Superintendent of the Infirmary ...
... WORKHOUSE. Anotl er important consideration is to learn how far the spiritual claims of the poorare attended to. In some I parts they are assiduously met by the volunteer efforts of ! ministers, town missionaries, laymen, and ladies, who are | anxious ...
... WORKHOUSE WOMAN’S DEATH AT THE THE cniiuiry the on Tuesday moriiing respecting d>-ath of Hose Macdonald, widow oi the tr.nup class whose death lu->k place at that institution Saturday night. It appears that deceased was knocked down earl December 19th ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. _ The inmake of the Union However. libenally eatertuned se heretofore. Dinner was urged at ILK and it coosisted of roast beef and pork, with • followel by plum podding sad ale, oranges, ants, end later tobacco for men. The Chairman of ...
... WORKHOUSE The chiVir«n at Wo khou& ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Amidst the general festivities characteristic Christmas-day, the inmates of the were no means forgotten. A special dinner was provided for them, and this condoled of ro.\s; beef, pium puddings, and allowance half pint of ale to adult. ibis ...
... WORKHOUSES. )re six o’clock,when mp with that slow, eems to creep under Id touch over every issenger who had to Gallery would have . 40 persons pressing artin’s Workhouse, ere waiting for the ■ hope of obtaining . ho went up to huddled together, e consolatory ...
... WORKHOUSE An inqueet was recently beld as the Albion Tavern, Gcrh-t:q-.n the bed !(John Thomas Hubbard, sged of Lower &l Resd. Decessed’s widow ssated bhdh-nlu-i.: from diarrhes and siokneas for some dsys, and medicine had beon prooured. On Wodnoda, he ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Treasurer’s balances were stated to amount to £l6l on the Guardians’ account, and £393 on _the District Council account. The Master reported that there wers 57 workhouse inmates as compared with 6 in the corresponding week of last year ...
... WORKHOUSE. 1 On Monday afternoon Mr. C- W. Chasloo, County Coroow. held inquest the W .. K . ■ homwi. Oultoo. coßocraiof the death ii.iam j Smith, aged 6!» years, a widower and Arms pensiouar. win* diet the Workhouse Mm choke*! with piece nw>at. Deceased ...
... WORKHOUSE. Resolved, that it the opinion of this conunittee, i hat on the investigation which took place in September, 1845 (as hereinafter stated), before Mr. Parker, many charges of gross immorality, and of fraudulent uppiopriation the workhouse stores ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Queen’s Birthday was yesterday celebrated the Norwich Workhouse feasting and festivities, thanks to the munificence of the Mayor and Sheriff of the city. Provision for the had boen made on eren more than usually liberal scale, and fan ...