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... IS THE WORKHOUSE. In the minutes of the Visiting Llommittee it wan reported that the Protestant children in the house went as with the Billie children on Whit Friday, end thu Roman (litholie clii,dren were provided by the master and officers with extras ...
... actual cel‘%mtl)\r;ly of the Coronation. The Workhouse inmates will be given their treat next Wednesday, accordigg to present arrangements, and the bill of fare reads more like that of a banquet than a workhouse dinner. It is as follows: Lamb, pork, new ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Mst. SatnrtUv SuikUv W Monday M Torsday .SO Wrdiu-sday ..Si Jbm 1 Mday ...
... WORKHOUSE. Captain Philip H.B. Salisbury, eon of the Mr. Euucb Gibbons Salisbury, the well-knonn barrister, who with the late Duke Westminster represented Chester iu Parliament, lias just become an inmate of Chester WorkllOUKU. Salisbury is only forty-four ...
... WORKHOUSE. Mr. whether there was any report frOui the committee appointed with regard to the question the permanent surgeon for the Workhouse.—-The rman said the subject bad been adjourned for a «bort time, as the/ thought it f more advisable that the ...
... WORKHOUSE. The Out jaw yrari of Denis Shetry's life were •-prtit in • miserable and abusive way. revealed at this inquest held on Ina body at the finittsford Workhou.e on Monday afternoon. Agnes Sherry, the widow, living at street, kltrinrhatii, said ...
... As usual no pains were spared to make the festive season as happy and joyous as possible for the inmates of the Chester Workhouse. Countess Grosvenor, sent each inmate a Christmas card and » and distribution of these occasioned no consisting of and butter ...
... FOR THE WORKHOUSE The wot buftinen was the coeeideration of the epplicatiooß for the Medk&l Ofllotr- Hhip the WevkUouae.—Mr. Tailor wiahed Make statement before the letters were read. He thought it was unjust for the Board advertise. The matter was cooked ...
... THE WORKHOUSE Statement of the average number and expenme of Paupers In the Workhouse, for the week PEdhlg PATJPRRS. PER HEAD. PEWWilltr— F m e a b r , c 11 28 1, 28, 1 1 83.. 83 5 4 .1 ) 7 79 87 4 . Is. iid. £14:1 13 .a Is. 101 13, .6 More 7 Less ...
... Mr. Dixon, the workhouse master ; Maria Smithard, assistant-matron ; P.C. Simpson, P.C. Stephens, and Joseph Robinson, porter at the workhouse, that about a quarter to nine o'clock on Saturday night the prisoners went to the workhouse. They were both ...
... THE WORKHOUSE, Mr. Hulton said that he had, of late, been in company with Mr. Clements, the Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, and in speaking of the Workhouse he inferred, from what Mr. Clements had said, that the Conunissioners were not disposed to erect ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Average cost per head per week for the half yearcoat of provisions, 2s. 7d.; necessaries and miscellaneous, 2dd.; clothing, 4jd. ; total, 3s 2Jd. per head per week. Provisions consumed in the workhouse during the half year amounted to £1525 ...