... WORKHOUSE. A special committee appointed to consider the question of the appointment of a medical officer of the Workhouse in the place of the late Dr. Dolan, recommended that Dr. Wm. Shaw, assistant visiting medical officer of the Poor Law Hospital, ...

... Mr. Eenest E. Ritchie and Miss assistant master of Romford Workhouse, and euper. intendent nuree of Haslingden Union Iafirmery, re- have been appainted master and of Bradford Workbouse, at a commencing @ vear, are te be marned at ‘The eouple Cook * ts ...

... OUSE Found Without Hat Or Windsor Boarc of Guardians are anxious a to discover ths identity cf man whe. he has been in the workhouse fer necriy a fortninht, has not spcken a word. He was first seen sitting on a seat near the Long Walk. not tar from Windsor ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. From the Master’s Report Book it appeared that there were 263 inmates in the House, compared with 275 fortnight ago, and 278 a year ago. During past two weeks 39 had been relieved at tho casual wards. ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day was observed very qnletl., Divine Service In the Dining hail wis e ducted by 'the Rev J A Rtekard at 30 a.m. Dinner was served about 12,XJ. fdm-on, Ur J Bros a and Alderman scd Mrs Met calfe came in and assisted with the ...

... WORKHOUSE. At Grantham yesterday Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of Suffocation in consequence of being choked by a piece of bread in the case of Richard Smith, aged 40, native of Spittlegate, Grantahm. The evidence showed that deceased, who was imbecile ...

... WORKHOUSE. An amateur concert was given at the Union o Tuesday evening, Alderman Hind in the chair, before a crowded audience. The following programme was rendered: Address Pianoforte Solo—“ Pas liedouble” Mr. J. W. Chilman . Glee Come let us be ...

... WORKHOUSE. The names for tho party visit tho Workhouse on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 4th. three o’clock, front entrance, are: —BroK, d. W. Kab ry. T. Mawhader, J. Ridley* G. Boulton. W. Good icon, H. M. Magson, S. Uobcrtehaw, W. Jessop, A. F. Briggs, Hartley ...

... THE WORKHOUSE If there was out place in Beverley from which gloom was vanished on Christmas Day it was the I'niou Workhouse. Here all was bright and cheerful ; here all were happy, lumates and visitors alike, the latter taking positive delight in waiting ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. A high standard has for years back been maintained in the character of the Christman. celebrations at the workhouse, and every year there seems to be evinced a determination to raise it. and not to let it suffer the slightest deterioration ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. 1,400 PAUPERS ENTERTAINED Ewi tbw of holiday migration*. C'hriatmaa is still family festival, and botwoer. their happier lot and that the Workhouse inmate must fore® itself home to many pitying minds. the Bradford Workhouse good deal ...

... At the Workhouse Christmas “was as @Njoyably #pent at the G bber-street Im’:lm :&-M The kmu'ne-oc{zl \'mtg;t.uxd frs furnished the means viding each %:-.u.wib - seasonable {x':le present. while the catering of the staff sypplied them with a feust: worthy ...