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... AT THE WORKHOUSE. 1. Beef. 2. Suet. 3. Mutton. 4. Pork (Salt), 3. Officers’ Joints. 6. Coals. 7. Coke. FOR THE PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS. From the day of October, 1911. AT THE WORKHOUSE. I 7. Drapery. H. Hosiery. 3. Beer and Stoat. 9. Blankets. 4. Wine and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. ~ The decorations at the Workhouse are always on an extensive scale, and this year they were if anything, more elaborate than usual. Artiticial flowers, skilfuly made by the staff and inmates, formed principal features, and in the various ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The number of inmates in the house for the week ending 29th alt. was 0. against 72 for the like period last year; and for the week ending sth inat. 87. against last year. Altogether 32 vagrant* had been relieved, against 29 for the like ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that the number of inmates in the Workhouse was 146, against 15G in the corresponding week of last year. Also, that the Matron had obtained situation for Elizabeth Smith, aged : and that there was one boy in the school ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Mayor and Mayoress visited the WTorkbcuse dinner was being eerved (Chratmas rar). Accompanied the Chainman (Mr. G- , H. ntoTewell Blake), the clerk (Mr. F. Burton, | the chaplain {the Bee. P. M. Fanshawe), officer (Dr. R. H. Shaw) ...
... appeared to be most satisfactory. Mr. Harrison asked if she had seen the workhouse, as that appeared to be the usual complaint. Mr. Holman replied that she had not seen the workhouse, but was familiar with the characteristics of the county, and would be ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhoofcc the usual frelm'ties were celebrated Boxing Day. when the great event was Ibo Christmas dinner. Each ward had its own special repast, consisting of hot roast beef, boiled mutton, pork, and apple sauce. with various vegetables ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Thi* number of inmate* in the Workhouse was reporte-l be 119, in tbo corresponding week of lost year. The Board then adjourned. HERTFORD COUNTY COURT.— Wedsbsdat. (Before J. T. Abut, E*|., D.C.L., JadKe). THE ASSIZE QUESTION. Immediately ...
... 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 ...
... The Workhouse. The Christmas at the wet®, i-e vj.nml, very luture, kindneu extended to the inmates vrtu- fully appreciated. Chmtmaa morning the Rev. hold service B;. Cfcapol, the interior which was decorated l»y * .'■fßcors. at»d afternoon a service wad ...
... at The Workhouse ! being incapabel of work, wife having ye ague (Enquire); John Nobel bad with a wind rupture, beg a truss (Truss); Jno. Leather want a nurse for wife and midwife, being near her time, and a trifel for ye child when born: 3 children oldest ...
... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. BREAD. MEAT, GROCERY, MILE. ALE. STOUT, WINKS and SPIRITS. DRAPERY, fTXJTHING, HOOTS, BRUSHES. COFFINS, Etc. Alao for Three Months from 27th March last., of Coal at per ton, to be delivered Truck Loads the Workhouse, follows; HOUSE ...