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... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Owing to Christmas-day falling this year upon a Sunday, the festivities in connection therewith at the Workhouse were spread over Sunday and Monday, and were agreeably heralded by the kindly act of the (Mrs. F. Foes), who, on Christmas-eve ...
... Workhouse. To Smiths, Gas-Fitters, and Others. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that TENDERS are required for the HEATING and LIGHTING of the South-west Wing of the Workhouse. The Specifications and form of Contract may be inspected at the Office of the Architect ...
... In the Workhouse. This is the title of a play in one act by Mrs. Margaret Wynne Nevinson, member of the Hampstead Board of Guardians, and one of the leaders of the Suffragist movement. It is the second of the new Era booklets, anl is published by The ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day is always a happy one for the lama's al the Westford Workhouse and District Schools, and the Christmas of 1891 proved no !mop. lion to the rule. A substantial dinner consietusg of best sod phim was served, and such luxuries ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Coronation fortivities at the Islowor:h Workhouse. on Tueoday, were of ouch a nature as will not rosily be forgotten. The dinner comiisted of roost beef and pudding. with mineral waters. 1.a4 man received an onnce of tobacco, and ...
... WORKHOUSE. Writing to the papers on this painful subject, Mr. J. W. Hopkins, one of the guardians, says that Poor old Brierley, the barrister, who was so long permitted to exhibit his idiotic hallucinations tho courts of justice in tho metropolis, is ...
... The ' workhouse ' The large home. which Miss Meadows calls the workhouse is so terrifying to her because she has always kept herself to herself. Ever since she was the head gardener's eldest daughter she has been in service with good families ...
... WORKHOUSE. Church service at tioes.h osse wa s held on the 13th by rhe Rev. Peter Wilier, M. 1.. of Rornchurch. Mies Minnie Curtis preiodect at Nano; two sok* were ming by Mr. H. J. The service seemed to In very well by the, inmates, about he being pre ...
... WORKHOUSE. ACCIDENT AT BARNET An inquest held on Monday evening, Barnet Workboase. by Dr. Bateman, deputy coroner, the body of William Cheshire, aged 711. inmate of the Workhouse. The following were the jury: Meesrs. A. Emm, U. W. Fison. J. Shephard, ...
... WORKHOUSE. The number of tramps admitted to the Casual Ward of the Greenwich Workhouse, from lit of January to 311th of September, 1882, and 1883, respectively, was as follows: Admit,- Beton- Bread Cheese sins tions Days lbs. lbs os. 1883 . 14441 142 ...
... WORKHOUSE. On Wednesday an inquest was held in the Board room of the Camberweil Guardians, Peckham-road, by Geo. Perceval W yatt, Esq , upon the body of Mary Ann Qughton, aged 86, an inmate of Gordon-road Workhouse. Miss Mary Sheppard, residing at Worthing ...
... Phould put up fixtures and euppl) gab to the Homes. WORKHOUSE ADDITIONS. The Cl.srk read a letter from the Local Government Board, authorising the Guard- Ia De to proceed with the additioas to the Workhouse, and giving the Guardians power to borrow for the ...