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... THE WORKHOUSE. the rrcommund.tion of th. Staff Committor ohnirmnn) it woo ngrood th,t tho Uuilam, CommittM be reqacoted to take into consideration the neoeeeity for providing common room for the nso the Workhouse staff: that every member of the staff ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORWICH MERCURT. Sib, —Since yout exposure of the practices at the Workhouse, the Guardians hate begun to set their house in order, by looking to the very smallest matters first; and have issued order that future all ...
... WORKHOUSE. At intervals throughout the whaler Menthe the inmates of Norwich Vorkhouse are entertained at an evening concert, and on Thursday evening the) had the pleasure of participating in another of these enjoyable interludes in their somewhat monotonous ...
... WORKHOUSE 'At the meeting of the Oa, Board of Cu.,. ! diens, on Tureday, the Muter reported that during the fortnight b 3 tramps were relieved, against 19 a year Several of Stem, vagrants wens returned soldiers. Mr. Elberton: Did any particular moons ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. 1. Beef. 2. Suet. 3. Mutton. 4. Pork (Salt), 3. Officers’ Joints. 6. Coals. 7. Coke. FOR THE PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS. From the day of October, 1911. AT THE WORKHOUSE. I 7. Drapery. H. Hosiery. 3. Beer and Stoat. 9. Blankets. 4. Wine and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The baiter (Mr. W. Clark) reported that during the first week of the past fortnight there were 88 inmates, against 84 during the corresponding week last year. There were two discharges and three admission,. Beventy-one vagrants were relieved ...
... WORKHOUSES. ore six o’clock, when imp with that slow, iccms to creep under ild touch over every who had to Gallery would have it persons pressing lurtin’s Workhouse, waiting for tho hope obtaining If he went up to huddled together, consolatory touch Ld ...
... WORKHOUSE meting Ri*>bS*idge Bocml was ht'l4 Kuliagtou Workb.ou»2 j Mr. 11. Crow presiding. The liou&o Co-.i-; m-ittee reported that t,h?y had examined the fir trees iu the and lound that tliero wera ali, and eleven them we-iej dLvid, and they ieconui ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. In order that the inmates of the Workhouse might as usual participate the celebration of the great featival of Christmas, the Guardians gave direction* to the Master (Mr. T. H. Hag bee; make the customary preparation* to provide thoroughly ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman read letters from the porter and nurse, tendering their resignation : and the Clerk was instructed to advertise, offering £lB a year for a m:nd £2O for a nurse, with board, etc. The r was allowed two days’ leave of absence ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. no mean* were the inmates of the Bury St. (Edmund’s Workhouse forgotten during the festive season, but through the kindness of the Muster and Matron (Mr. and 1 Mrs. F. G. lioach) the Assistant Matron (Miss Roach) and the other members ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. meeting of the Stamford Rural District Council was held at Board Room, Tattingstone, an. Thursday, Mi. Alireil Harwood, J.P., presiding. Mr. llenrj* J. Wright, F.S.A., hi» monthly report, stated that he had in that period received t-ix ...