... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master (Mr. J. Howe) reported that the inmates of the Workhouse numbered against this time last year, and that the number of casuals admitted during the fortnight was against lUtt in the corresponding period of last year. During the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The uieraomi service for our l»te King held the Workhouse Chapel, Ouckfield, at 6.30 Friday. Though a voluntary service, it waa splendidly attended, most o! the inmates being present. The ■hapet was very nicely decorated in dark pnrple. ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE. Jack O'Brien (721, of Tower street, wan charged with being drunk and incapable in Terminus-road on July 12th. P.C. Graves stated that about 12.4 d pm. he saw the defendant, who fell down, sad as he waa incapable of taking care of himself ...

... WORKHOUSE A very jolly time was spent by the innmte Battle Workhouse Christmas Day. The chapel, dining hull, and the various wards were attractively decorated, and presented cheery appearance. The inmates had ham and bread and butter for breakfast, and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. A report received from Mr. T. Caffyn on his examination the stock and stores at the 'Workhouse was referred to the House Committee. The returns of the Master (Mr. Gosdenj showed the number of inmates to be 17(, against 195 at this time ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. YOUNG WIFE WHO HAD THREE CHILDREN TO SUPPORT. When Albert Edward Jones was the Hastings Police Court on Monday with arrears of maintenance amounting lo £9 3s. 6d. his young wife, Mrs. Lilian Mary Jones, told the magistrates that she ...

... WORKHOUSE There are some people devoid of human sympathy who think that too much money spent securing the comfort of those who seek the shelter of our Workhouses. If they were to pay visit to one of these institutions this view the matter might undergo ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The provision made for the pleasure of the in • mates of the Horsham Workhouse at this season of the year were carried out by the Master and other officials. The Christmas dinner was served in the Boaru Room, which hid been decorated with ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Through the kindness Airs. (Grove Hill), Mrs. (North Street), Airs. Gander (Shaw-Pits), Mrs. W. Gower (Black- Stock), and Mrs. Lee (The Broad) the inarmed inmates of tlie Haiteham Poor Law institution were supplied with new-laid eggs ...

... thought it would be impossible to remove the inmates to the New Workhouse under four weeks; and, m the meantime, Mrs Willee would remain in their service. Mr Ireland, the Chairman of the New Workhouse Committeee, said he hoped to be in a position to remove the ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read tbe following letter from Mr Jacobs “8, Quadrant, North Street, “July 9th, 1867. “ Gentlemen, —Having delivered the most difficult part of tbe goods for tbe New Workhouse, I must ask your indulgence for a short time longer for ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, Several Guardians were in 'Headsmen at the Workhouse on Christmas Day, and, atter dinner, voter, of thanks were passed to the the Guardians. tobacco, sad snuff sod the donors of the Kitts included Hr. Hobbs, Mrs. C. N. Pala% Users, and ...