... THE WORKHOUSE. Arising out of the minutes of the last meeting, the Chairman staled that ihe Commiuce of that Council had met a Committee ot the Board ol Guardians the disposal the Workhouse sewage. They were not yet in imeiuon to make a report, hut hoped ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. ne Wickham** was not lb* WA bead alehouses Day, wham the &ad Cir. 11. W. /r7••l sad ad sash:* to minister to ths sainfort imams The wards sal &stag ball sirs drorated sub evergreens sad testa, and aay gins up to After • amen sad barn ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The Chairman said he had received letter from the Borough Surveyor, suggesting some alterations in the plans for the Workhouse. As was anxious that there should be a full Board, be moved that Tuesday next at 10.30 be fixed for meeting of ...

... The Workhouse. The Master reported that there were in the house the week ending September 2nd, 258 inmates, against 293 from the corresponding period last year, a decrease of 95. The casuals numbered 38, against 46, a decrease of 8, and the number of ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Since feastirg forms the principal item in Christmas bay ' s fest iv hies at the Workhouse the officials have a busv time in preparing the extra fare for those whose happiness hi in their keeping. Preparations for breakfast commenced ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The dull monotony of Workhouse life was broken at the Reading Union onehristmas Day, when the inmates, in accordance with custom, were indulged in a manner in harmony with the featly. season. Previses toChriatoms, lirs. Pope (the matron) ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. It was reported by the Master that for the week ending July 12th there were : Inmates 208 against 291 for the corresponding week last year, decrease 23 ; casuals 41-71, decrease 30 ; infirmary 129-121, increase 8. The figures for July 19th ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day waa celebrated at the Work• house in CeMetel-road with all the ustml happy attributes of the Mason, in spite of the =pleasant fact that. Europe is at woe. The wards of the Home were hung with festoons of evergreens and ...

... The Workhouse. The Master reported that there were in the house on the 2nd October, 293 inmates, as against 282 the corresponding week last year, an increase of 11. There had been casuals relieved that week numbering 35 against 46, a decrease of 11. For ...

... WORKHOUSE. The extended festivities during the Christmas festival at the Windsor Workhouse are such that they need more than a passing reference. The eagerness with which the season of glad tidings and good cheers looked forward to by the inmates, both ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas at the Windsor Workhouse followed on the lines laid down in former years, it being recognised that any departure from the proceedings would not tend to assist in any material degree to the greater comfort of the inmates under ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At th« weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians on Thursday there were present Messrs H. Wright (Chairman). D. J. Cook (Vice-Chairman), G. Hayward, C. Butler. R. Oakabott, C. P. Oliver, W. Neild, J. Silver, F. B. Paifitt, W. Pollard, G ...