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... IN THE WORKHOUSE John Welch, CC. labourer, wa-. ibarged wah assaulting George Tree. Both defendant and complainant ate inmates Marylebone Temporary Worklioioe, firay’sinn-road. On Monday night Tn- was •landing near the receiving-ward when rushed him and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Margaret Nukes, 37. a laundress. Wks charged with refractory conduct while inmate Marylebone Temporary Womhouse, Gray’s-iunroad. Nokes used ober'r'Ue language, and shouted in the receiving*ward. She was spoken to. but refused be quiet. ...
... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Matilda Wagner. 33. married, home, wacharged with refractory conduct while male St. Marylebone Workhouse. The prisoner was admitted the workboost Saiurdav. Shortly afterwards i smashed pane gla--. She refused to b. searched, and was ...
... In the Workhouse. Ann Ryan, 64, charwoman, was charged with drank while inmate £i!. Pancras Workhouse. Mr. W. Kickotts, . prosecuted. Ryan, after having the customary bath, refused to go her ward. Bhe used disgusting language, and was given into custody ...
... WORKHOUSE DIETARIES. The committee appointed consider the die tarie# in the workhouses ported that the coni luunicaiions received from the Local Govern lit Board showed that the Government Board were not prepared allow the order remain in abeyance. One ...
... VIOLENCE AT THE WORKHOUSE. Samuel Smith, Si, painter, was charged with refractory conduct, and with assaulting Fred Rolfe, night superintendent St. Pancras Workhouse. Saturday night prisoner applied for readmission the house for himself and family, j ...
... FUN AT THE WORKHOUSE. ...
... Temperance the Workhouses. Dr. Hunter moved th.»t resolution of the Board, pacsed the 20th August. 1896, directing that the allowance of money lieu of their daily rations beer mineral waters, be only granted to such officers as sign declaration that they ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS ENTERTAINMENT. Tbs eotertafnmeut (dtfnrad tbit on Moonnt ol tbo ilight ontbrub of ( fever) of the peroohlel eoboole wee held fMterdty the obeinmeaabip of Bir Albbrt Bollit, M.F. There e lerge atteodeoce of vialtorv, end the orderly ...
... WORKHOUSE POTATOES. SIR,—Now that the General Election, far as London concerned, is a thing of the past, I venture to address few remarks, with your permission, to fellow parishioners a subject just briefly touched upon by your correspondent. •* Old Ratepayer ...
... WORKHOUSE REFORM. REPORT THE COTTAGE HOMES BILL. The report of the Select Committee on the Cottage Homes' Bill has been issued. The foliowing is summary of the committee’s recommendation : (!> That it desirable so to classify the inmates of workhouses ...
... Testimonials » the Workhouse. Mr. Holly man moved, and Miss LEY seconded, that vote of thanks sent to the members the Lyria Vocal Union, for an entertainment given the workhouse Tuesday evening. The motion was agreed Id. Mr. Musxo reported that the e ...