... THE WORKHOUSE. A labourer. named Cbsees Wrtgatt. to petsoo for wren d.y. for to du task at the World' 91.11 c 00 Wedue,. day murals% d•-f. krud post. r gave lot 44 to crack, aod that that doable the usual quantity. Day.t. poner. muted the ganutity to ...

... At the Workhouse. C./trial:oas Day is looked forward, te, with great expectations by the imastes fox NAM' weeks before the event, and they have been realised ilia year. They have had the usual Uhrietmas good thinge provide& for them the tivaniiane, who ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Cfarktanu Day wa« obaenred by the jfflcenr and •onatea of the Workhouae good old faabacoed tfyla. The infinnary warda were T«cy prettily decorated by aiatera end nuraes. tfce men—end tboae women aim required itwoe given tobacco and Booff ...

... FIRE AT A WORKHOUSE A fibe broke out at the Doneaster Workhouse last evening . The outbreak occurred in the inmates' clothing etorc , and the store , as well as the male casual ward , were burnt down . The damage will run into thousands of pounds . It ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SYSTEM IN IRELAND. Mr. Fagan moved for a Select Committee to investigate the present state of the Irish workhouse system, together with the laws relating to medical charities and the relief of the sick poor in the sister kingdom. Mr. H. ...

... UNEMPLOYED RAIL WORKHOUSE Following ; a Ihold-up' of members of the . JEelief Committee . at Stafford ; when applications were made for out relief by . men who had relinquished work on a relief drainage scheme through-being dissatisfied with the pay ...

... . WORKHOUSE WIDOWS MITE FOB- WOUiMDJii ) SULUUiiKO . The Committee of tho Constance Road Workhouse of the- Carnberwell Guardians havo received a letter in tho following terms from an inmate ; — Dsae Gentlemen . —Will you please 1 accept the widow ' ...

... to be hoped, the poor are treated with reasonable consi deration in both these classes of institutions and, as regards, workhouses, we judge from a careful report on The Legal Poor, which appeared in the Times at Christmas, that many- alleviations and ...

... The Workhouse. It will seen, that the subject of a new workhonse was incidentally mentioned the meeting; of the Court Guardians on Tnesday. It must, we are well aware, under the present pressure from high poor-rates, be very unpopular topic: but is one ...

... EDINBURGH _CHARITY _-WORKHOUSE Ah _« _trnct of the _. _Receipt _and _Expenditure of the _Edinburgh _Chan-^ _W _^ _hwXn J _^ 1 , _IBM , to _July 1 , 18 _A 1 , by George _^ nkie _. _Tourer . _^ EIPT . • 1 _Btb'xfr _ 1 _^ 0 _ _^' _116 1 _* 0 _' 11 _ ...

... : _EDINBURCH CHARITY WORKHOUSE . ...

... WORKHOUSE Mr. Arthur Morris of 22 Neath Road, Resolven, has gathered a wealth of information about Sir H. M. Stanley's life and he tells us that Lady Stanley once wrote: Stanley greatly admired the peaceful Vale of Neath), some p_irts of which reminded ...