‘FROM WORKHOUSE TO MANSION1
... ‘FROM WORKHOUSE TO MANSION RrADfc.lt, SOLOIST, (Illustrated by Lime-Light Views). BANTON. Mr G. J. SUMMERS. Miss REID. At the quarterly meeting o ...
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THE NATIONAI. INSTRUCTIONS THE registration, bay^hday, UNDER NATIONAL • IMS, NATIONAL .REGIS' B“l*Wjra ..
... THE registration, bay^hday, UNDER NATIONAL • IMS, NATIONAL .REGIS' B“l*Wjra .^xccpt^Mwnbcr* Intnale* certkih excepted (Workhouse, Prison, Asylum, Hos ment Camp). (This exception Pj mates ouiy, and not to tt» •ployecs tlrtso Instithhona). THE REGISTER ...
VALUABLE ADVICE TO LADIES
... thing low. basteo to me uninteresUng,” said the Greenwich magistrate, • after bad sampled some workhouse gruel daring the hearing of charge against workhouse inmate. The Appleton (Wisconsin) Education Board• has decided to create the position of “offi ...
A MOTH KHS WISH KOR HKI! um.l>,
... oftfiaN. '‘c marked Mr E. Jackson, a l.« >1 •“-if' tor, referring to a report by i' Government Board inspector un' l ' ham workhouse was understand-- Printed and publish,si hy .T. M. at 16 Market Btre**t r November 13th, lull. ...
COATBRIDGE WEST UNITED FREE CHURCH
... been promised help to carry hia ease to the very highest Court in the lend. Ping-pong bus been introduced to Wandsworth work-house for the recreation of the poor. A witty Scotch clergyman, having undertaken to preach for friend in the North cl England ...
CUUKtH I‘AKAUK
... . It filled oar prisons with criminals ; it produced a large proportion of our lunacy ; to the same was largely due our workhouses, poorhouses, aud with their tee ning people ; to was due the child on ihe street, and the untold misery of many a home. ...
JCENSE OPEN-AIR MEETING AT KILSYTH. 1 i,, REV. W. H. WATSON ON THE •• MICROBES.” Kilsyth No-License Federation ..
... the city, what great piles of buildings were these? Oh. That is a prison! yonder an asy* fyumf, yonder sanatorium yonder a workhouse. His dream Scotland would be a Scotland in which there Were no sanatoria, no prisons, no poorhouses, no asylums. And while ...
TRACING HOSPITAL’S HISTORY
... lying to the south of Springburn, just off Petershill Road. It was originally built in 1849 as the Barnhill Poorhouse and Workhouse and much of the original structure still remains, though some additons have been made through the years. Within the next ...
NATIONAL POSITION OF PARISH COUNCILS. moraorawlum has l>cen proparcil by Mr Robprl; Laiuoud, LL.fi. solicitor. ..
... Innacy and treatment but all forms of medical relief institutions. This clause “provides that while insured person is any workhouse, hospital, asylum, infirmary, whether supported by the public or charily, payment is made respect him. 'After dealing more ...
KILSYTH B.W.T.A. SOIREE
... times follow. They knew the evils wall as ha did. Jndget, ministers, social reformers, realised that the drink fllltd tha workhouses, prisons, and asylums. Budgat trying to moke tits publican and tbs btawer pay hia ihare. (Applause.) It waa dreadful to ...
IT BRESLIX'S HEPI.Y TO EDDIE BEATTIE
... accident? If talent were the passport to comforlable lime, bow many us would lie passing our declining years in the nearest workhouse? Tlio fifth-rate boxer, therefore, can luuiilvhe altogether blamed for his desire to able to say lias met the champion, lie ...
CONSUMPTION
... Speaking C'reditou on Saturday, Mr L'oyd George said there would be a luilliua old-age pensions on January 1, fur the bars of workhouse had been unbolted. Of every £1 extra earned his Budget lUs went for Dreadnoughts and the rest to raise old people from the ...