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... Workhouse Next morning as he ate the few pieces of bacon and sausage that were all the ration afforded he tried to make some sense of the babble of voices around him, all speaking the same language but in accents that varied from Scottish and Welsh to ...
... WORKHOUSE On Saturday Mr. C. 0. Lewie, coroner, held ineneata at Chelmaford touching the deatha of Robert Monk, 82, and Cbriatopher Bradley, 64, the former of whom waa murdered by the latter in one of the hospital warda of the workhonae on the 12th inat ...
... IF WORKHOUSE Why Not Disused Gaol ? Housing DevelopmentatDanmow Yesterday- a start was mode at habitation of part of the Workhouse premises which have stood empty and unused lor some time at Dunmow. A representative of The Essex Chronicle was informed: ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. THE PLACE TO LIVE AND DIE. “THE UNKNOWN. At the last meeting Orsett Board of Guardians it waft stated that addition to the usual glowing accounts of the festivities Ohnstniae. enthusiastic rov. gentleman had in the VisiUira Book statement ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSES. Bbaintbee.— At toe Braintree Workhouse oa Cbristmss Day, the inmates had their customary old English fare. Tho dining hall was nicely adorned the officers, and the carving wm done by Mr. G. Thoroe Bertram, Mr. W. Southcott, Mr. W. E ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. In order that the inmates of the Workhouse might as usual participate the celebration of the great featival of Christmas, the Guardians gave direction* to the Master (Mr. T. H. Hag bee; make the customary preparation* to provide thoroughly ...
... the management of Mr and Mrs Harrington. CHRISTMAS AT NEWMARKET. THE WORKHOUSE. The festive season was, as usual, made as bright possible for the inmates of the Newmarket Workhouse, through the kindness of the Guardians and many other friends, seconded ...
... THE WORKHOUSES. The which I vitited etch of th* three ;t.untie« are, for pa t, escelleatlj conducted. The best managed of «ny «a?ra 1 btee teen it the •ne at &>««x It it built to t:cora> '.CiO person* Thereat; five acres of ground i\ collection with the ...
... WORKHOUSE 'At the meeting of the Oa, Board of Cu.,. ! diens, on Tureday, the Muter reported that during the fortnight b 3 tramps were relieved, against 19 a year Several of Stem, vagrants wens returned soldiers. Mr. Elberton: Did any particular moons ...
... THE WORKHOUSES. The occasion was fittingly celebrated the various workkouaes throughout the county, übere fare was provided similar to that partaken of at Christmas time. The outdoor poor were also awarded extra relief. THB KXCRLLEST BBHAV XOUR OF ...
... WORKHOUSES Weekly Returns. _ _ Week A - Dis- No. Uviov. ending mit’d. chg’d houße. Billerica? Bishop Stortlord Braintree Chelmsford Colchester Dnnmow Bpping Halstead Lexdon Wins tree Ualdon Orsett Rochford Romford Saffron Walden Temlriog ...
... IS WORKHOUSES. Presiding at meeting the Saffron Walden branch of the British Women’s Temperance Association Friday Mr. Andrew Johnston contended that it was a disgrace to the county to allow so much alcohol to enter the workhouses. There were only two ...