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... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. Best Seconds Flour st the rate of per sack. Bread of the Best Seconds Flour, not having been hiked lees than twelve hours,well kneaded, per loaf of 41ba. weight. FOK THE DIVISIONS OR PLACES WITHIN THE UNION. Bread of the same quality ...
... MATRON of the Union Workhouse, Leighton Buzzard. The salary of the Master to be £45 per annum, and that ot the Matron per annum, with unfurnished apartments, rations, and washing in the Workhouse. Candidates without children (if otherwise qualified) will ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Thanks to the kindness of the chairman of the B-rerd and Mrs. the Mayor (R. Martins, Esq.), aud several of the Guardians, the of tne Workhouse spent truly enjoyable Christmas-day, pleasant memories of which they are likely to retain tor ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. J. W. Moulton, chairman of the House Committee, reported that the number of inmates during the 11th week of the quarter was 131, against 127 in the corresponding week of last year, and for the 12th week 131, against 128. Eight tramps ...
... WORKHOUSE At. of Forehoe Guardians The Rex. J, Turner called attention to the fact thet an inmate named Elizabeth claimed to be within a menth of hecoming a eentenarian, and suggested thet the Board ehonkd take steps to celebrate the old lady's 20th birthday ...
... WORKHOUSE. Tho Master’s report for the 12th weeklio the quarter was 5)7 inmates and tramps, as against 107 and I ; for the 13th week, inmates and tramps, as against and respectively. The Local Government Board Inspector reported that had visited the House ...
... At the Workhouse* Thanks to the excellent arrangements made by the Master and Matron and .Staff at the Workhouse, the inmates, both young and old, were able to spend happy Chrislmas day. Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Brind, the institution was decorated ...
... WORKHOUSE. CONCr.RT AT YARMOUTH AN OFFICIAL PROGRAM6IE. TUe past wittier teas wolummed any praise worthy efforts on the pert of retaliate to lesaters' the monotony of Work 14,1366 i• ;;.nise t aorta Meta heartily sanctiousei the hum-diens. That body, ...
... THE WORKHOUSE OF THE DISSOLVED OUILTCROSS UNION, KENNING HALL, NORFOLK. About Miles froa Uarling Bond and Eccies Band Station, and i fraa Dtas. A Well-built FREEHOLD COMMODIOUS BUILDINO, well suited far Training School, Asylum, any Public Institution ...
... THE WORKHOUSE If the decorations thits year were not on large scale usual they gave very bright and cheerful aspect the place, and*, what ie perhaps more to th© purpose, there was certainly no falling off in the quality .-nd quantity of the faro provided ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Great preparations wets mads for the doe observance of Christmas tide, and visit Christmas Eve found all hands busy getting ready for the morrow, the capacious larders and kitchens there wars hogs joints of beef, pork, and mutton ior ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Great preparations were made for the dae observance of Christmastide, and & visit oa Christmas Eve found all hands busy gstting ready for the morrow. In the ocapacious larders and kitchens there were huge joints of ?uf, porkandh:m&un ...