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... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Chmtmae-day the inmates of the Workhouse spent most happy time. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. W. Fryer) and the staff worked very hard to ensure the enjoyment of all. The wards and dining-hall were decorated with evergreens and ...
... WORKHOUSE BODY INFANT FOUND IN At Windeor Workhouse on Monday, the for East Becks (Mr. R. S. Payne) hold an the body of a male child which found wrapt** clothing in locked warevobe in thw Minnie a nurse in tis® Workiioiaet InuV?® Florence Jones, Supe ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. .. u.TM.., ».i . -Oip bright, with rery cold N. wind SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. - IJ. Dunn's Messrs. A. li. Walker and Co., Undertakers, Funeral Carnage Proprietors, and Monumental Masons, Crown-street, Reading. Dkntal Notice. —Messrs ...
... WORKHOUSE AT BRADFIXLD. BRADFIKLD UNION. 1 LENDERS are invited from Persons willing SUPPLY the WORKHOUSE with the follow og GOODS or ARTICLES, vn ; (a) DURING HALF YEAR ENDING 31el MARCH, GOOD MEAT, delivered in the Cootractor’a own conveyance, three ...
... quamitiee as the Master of the Workhouse may require. GROCERIES end NECESSARIES to he delivered weekly the Workhouse, ofeener »• may quired. (b) DURING YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER, 1012. CLOTHING and DRAPERY be delivered at the Workhouse *s m.iy required. Payment* ...
... CONCERT AT THE WORKHOUSE. By the kindness of Miss A. L. Coltman the inmates of the Reading Union had a very pleasant evening on Wednesday. With the help of her pupils and friends Miss Coltman gave excellent concert the dininghall, and, to judge by the ...
... FESTIVITIES AT THE WORKHOUSE. Tbv membeta of the Reading Board of Guardian', with the of that t»e inmate* of the Workhouse were not forgotten this time national rojo.ring. On Coronation Day the old folk* were {panted holtdar. a**! peniussion was given ...
... Land at the Workhouse. The Chairman said tliat and the Vice-Chairman and Mr. Winter liad waited uepotation Messrs Haslam an«l bon in regard to the decision of the B ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Reading Workhouse, had as usual, by the kind consideration of the Board of Guardians, who have always the welfare of the poor at heart, a most bountiful dinner on Christmas Day, and with the assistance of ...
... mew Poow Law that where other berdsteads and beds have been previeusly in use ina workhouse, they shall be laid aside for irou and etraw ; or that the chairs of a workhouse, appre to the aged, shall be take away. and hi h forms, wi th thout backs, tuted ...
... improvements on the plans of East Grinstead House, hence the competition lor the best design for the new Workhouse. Had Competitor more experience of Workhouses, he would not have made such unwise remarks about infection, &c. The accepted plan will be submitted ...
... CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Reading Workhouse, usual festivities were indulged in on Boxing-day. The inmates numbered fi? • one being either invalids infirm had their Christmas dinner in their lespective wa-ds. I he new Hospital is ...