... which it appears that the bread supplied to the poor people the Workhouse was “sour and badly baked, that the ward* are not sufficiently heated, that there is no aohoolmistress Workhouse, that the relieving officers do not visit and report monthly on ...

... The Workhouse. The inmates of the Belfast Workhouse, numbering about 4,100, this year spent a very enjoyable Chrastmas. very generous treat supplied the Board Guardians, supplemented various treats given kind friends through the different wards for the ...

... Manchester Workhouse, near Victoria Station, for the purpose of making demonstration. The police beard that attempt was to made to enter the workhouse body and there demand that something should bo done to relieve their distress. When the workhouse was reached ...

... charged with attempting commit suicide by cutting throat with a knife in Horndean Workhouse Friday. The evidence of the Workhouse Master (Mr. O. E. Westbrook), Dr. Nash, and P.C. Pawling, showed that the man, who looked ill, woe admitted the raimnl ward on ...

... WORKHOUSE OUTING. Kxi»U*«t(y iirslued. with nrrj oomfort studied. th» jw«ri outing in couaction with tho iVnhh TTi Intiranry dehghtnd all who had tho phwuro of taking pa Tan bnkan oowTnjwd X» putinaU ujnboultu and oonTaiaaOf.nta) and nxnibon of tbo aumng ...

... WORKHOUSE. The following letter has been addressed to the Right Hon. Mr. Forster, M.P., Chief Secretary for Ireland, by Mr. Arthur Moore, M.P. I beg to draw your attention .to Poor-law inquiry now being held in Belfast Workhouse, with reference more ...

... WORKHOUSE RITIKB. .. Aft poor>]ftvr guard Unt* ■mUlg whloh ha* Jtuft been IwMat Bristol, Mr. Levy, member of tie board, in for a committee of Inquiry relet!** iMooa dietarbaaee by female paopeee at the eaid that two of tba pauiier nnraea bad wm«tly rot ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The dining-kall Berwick Workhouse was attractively decorated with seasonable grectings by the Master, Mr A. H. Banks, and on Christmas Day seasonable fare consisting of roast beef, plum pudding, beer, mineral waters, sweets, fruit, etc ...

... The Workhouse. The inmates of Belfast Workhouse numbering about 4,100, this year spent very enjoyable Chrastma*. very generous treat was supplied by tho Board of Quardiaus, supplemented by various treats given by kind friends through tho different wards ...

... WORKHOUSE. Tbe inquiry opened Wednesday in the boardroom the Workhouse by Mr. Robert Agncw, Local Govcniment Board inspector, With reference 10 alleged improper expenditure upon repair*connected vitb tbe iaatitnUonivas resumed..yesterday. The previous ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mr. Robert Agnew. Local Government Board inspector, opened an inquiry yesterday tbe Belfast Workhouse into complaint made by Mrs. Millen that certain articles which should have been included in outfit of clothing provided by the Guardian* for ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. YOUNG COLLIER’S OFFENCE | BLACKBURN. At Blackburn to-day Thomas Lancaster (18), a collier, of no fixed address, was charged with refractory conduct at the Workhouse. Hr Byrgrave (Clerk the Ouardians), said prisoner was married a year ...