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... talked ahout freeging-ont Seople from the Workhouse, remarked Mr. ray, ‘and went on: “It is a remarkable thing, if that is so, that only one out of fifty r«som entitled to old 1:{0 pensions would eave the Workhouse. at was not much like freezing-out.” Then ...
... at the fortnightly meehnf‘ of the Rotherham Board of Guardians at the Workhouse, yestarday. Mr, Jones inquired as to the number of old age pensioners who had returned to the workhouse, and Mr. Crowson, the Master, replied that he would present a return ...
... reported that the workhouse master (Mr. ¥. Owen) had been seriously ill with pneumonia, but was making progress towsrds recovery. Both the matron (Mrs. Owen) and her child were also ill. Miss E. Burton, boys’ sttendant at the workhouse, wrote resigning ...
... sinister interior with the taint of the workhouse still hanging around it, then you will be pleasantly surprised. For many Belper residents the old idea of Babington Hospital's original role as the local workhouse still lingers on. But nothing could be ...
... the Union, or Master of the Workhouse, and no Tender will be received which is not on such Form, nor after Ten o'clock on the worning of the said 16th of March instant. The Tenders and Samples to be sent direct to the Workhouse, addressed ** To the Board ...
... SALE. ROTHERHAM . WORKHOUSE INMATES AND THEJIR WORK One of the most interesting events in the Rotherham diary of socia! enzagements—the annnal Brabozon eale of work—took place vesterday afternoon in the dining hall at the Workhouse. 'l‘}s—efioflj;h of ...
... attack of Te. at first demnrred Afind re. turning to the workhouse, where he had been sinoe the event. Given a choice between prison and the workhouse, he eventually elected to return to the workhouse. ...
... UNION. TENDERS FOR MILK. The Guardians of the Poor are prepared io receive TENDERS from Persons willing to supp! the Union Workhouse with about 50 gallons mg the Union ital with 80 gallons of PURE NEW MILK daily until the 30th Bestomber 1912. The Institutions ...
... Valuations. The porter and porteress of the Wakefield et “:;:rkhouag :ir and Mrel.i Pitchfm\‘l‘)f h:;e L n i te tron ° Lianrwet Workhouse, North Wales. QUESTION OF PROFIT. William Holt, labourer, was ent to prioonl for seven days at Doncaster yesterday for stealing ...
... HAS A SERIOUS SEQUEL. At Coventry, yosterday, two workhouse inmates, named James .J'lckacm and Thomas Sutton, were ocommitied for trial on a charge of having attempted to murder Dr. 11iffe, the workhouse medical officer. While consulting the doctor Jackson ...
... parishes or places as the Guardians shall direct, viz,:— bl o abaPenany ™ w w agt way ainy Y 1. Daventry (including the Workhouse) snd Braunston. 2. Badby, Byfield, Canon's Ashby, Catesby, Charwelton, Everdon, llyq!o-v. _l|- lidon, Newnham, Preston Capes ...
... to the Guardians' samples may be seen at the Workhouse, the Hc-rh.l, or the Children's Homes Huda::\rn. between 9 and 12 in the forenoon. ples of the Tea ai present in use may be obtained from the Workhouse Master by handing him an equiva- Jent in weight ...