... THE WORKHOUSE. iss Green, Chetwode Priory, applied for the u«e the Board-room for the annual entertainment to given to the inmates in connection with the Brabuxon work, and this wan agreed to. Mr. Clarke and Mr. Godfrey reported having visited the Workhouse ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said he had been in communication with the Clerk the Birmingham Board Guardians respecting the two boys who had run away from home, and hoped to be able to send them back to Birmingham. The number of inmates was and 33 against ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev. Norman Ramsay, Chairman of the General Purposes Committee, moved the adoption of the recommendation that order be plated with Messrs. Bird and Hall for 25 of their metal filament lamps, as per their letter. He aaid it had been ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. E. J. Bishop and Mr. J. Dickins reported buying visited the Workhouse and found everything very clean and satisfactory, and the inmates well cared for. The master, Mr. Guest, ronorted as follows: The alternative dinner of oread, cheese ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. J. G. Tailby reported that he had visited the Workhouse and found everything satisfactory. The master had been able to utilise the services of a tramp in the making of four new clothes-horses for the drying of clothes. The master, Mr ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The Chairman of the Oxford Board had made entry in the Visitors' Book, stating that had seen with great pleasure the. electric, installation the Workhouse. Mr. Sear reported that had visited the Workhouse and found everything in good order ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The number inmates was and against and 91, and vagrants 51 ami against 68 and 47 for the two corresponding weeks last year. The Master, Mr. Mitchell, reported that three fat pigs hud been sold in Winslow market for £7 6d.. and that Lad purchased ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The master, Mr. Queet. reported the receipt of illustrated magazine* for the inmates from the Rev. J. Riordan, Winslow. The number inmates was 89 and 91 against and 84, and vagrants 70 and 102 against 130 and 101 for the two oorreepouding ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The master, Mr. Will, reported as follows: I bog to acknowledge with many thanks, gifts magazines and illustrated papers throughout the. year from Dr. Moberley, Winslow; Mr. Osborn, Winslow; and Mr. A. Fisher, Aylesbury.—The inmates, on ...

... The Workhouse. Mr. Clarke and Mr. rev reported that they had visited the Workhouse and found everything in good order, andf the inmates comfortable. • *. !■ l**tcher. H.M. Inspector, reported having visited the Workhouse and found that the four children ...

... The Workhouse. The master reported the receipt large parcel of Graphics” from Mrs. Sanuderson for the inmates; also- that had purchased three small store pigs of Mr. Edward Dickins at .£3. Mr. Lorkin and Mr. Sayell, as' House Visitors, reported , “We ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Th© master, Mr. Mitchell, reported the receipt papers from friends for the inmates. The number of inmates was 54 and against and 59, and vagrants 32 and 29 against 68 and 50 for the two corresponding weeks last year. RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ...