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... WORKHOUSE. To the Editor. Sir, Will you kindly ullow me a little space in your next issue in order to make a few comments on a letter which the Beverley Guardians sent to the Local Government Board in reply to one of mine on the above subject. The letter ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual Christmas extras were served at the Union Workhouse, an allowance of beer being given to each adult inmate through the liberality of Mr J E Cawthorn. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. tbe Workhouse, the minutes bad their usual substantial dinner of roast beef, pork, and tnntton, beer and plum pudding. Several ladies gentlemen attended to carve and assist, and at tbe termination of the dinner, and after few remarks from ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Driffield Union Workhouse had their harvest festival, on Sunday, for which occasion the Church had been most tastefully decorated by the Matron. The Rev. R. W. Wheatley was the preacher, and he took as his text St. Luke ...
... WORKHOUSE At about hall•part fire o'clock on Wednesday evening a )oung man of about twenty-Ms years of age, named Pitney Docherty, •apposed to be an Irish harvester. convoyed from to the North Bierley Workhouse in • cab, in an unconscious con dition and ...
... WORKHOUSE. At s meeting of the Board Guardians on Saturday Mr. Herbert Smith, who nad male surprise to the workhouse, produced a sample potatoes which had been nerved sick man the Infirmary, and which were so rotten that said would not give them to his ...
... WORKHOUSE. On Monday, Mr. Hidl, coroner, held en i at Todinorden Workhouse relative to the drat an infant named Frederick Fie !dhotis., w►irh vow born in the Institution on Saterday morning, and on &today morning wag foend dead by the side of ita mother ...
... WORKHOUSE. AI the weekly of re Hell of 4n 1 ark rat re trek meet rid of to wee tar bre reed be • el eia ler el to geeelity impelled be the warblers UN Ind WOO, f ben( alma 4100. le the role err[ q bred refer oat mete. le ioreeee,bg wee weer! weer Tee ...
... FOR THE WORKHOUSE Tor SIX MONTHS, from (he Ist April next. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MEAT, POTATOES AND ONIONS, TOBACCO. SNUFF. AND MATCHES; FISH. POULTRY. AND ICE; INMATES’ TEA, OFFICERS’ TEA. YEAST. COKE. AND FIREWOOD. For TWELVE MONTHS from (h* Ift April ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Tho inmates Bradford Workhouse had time Christmas Day. Before even t v javai had dawned band of waits, including the Rev. 6. Bolton, chairman the Board (Mr P. H. Bentham), Dr Pearce, and the Master, sang number carols the wards. The ...
... WORKHOUSE. WORTLEY UNION. NEAR SHEFFIELD. MASTER AND MATRON WANTED FOB THE Notice is hereby given, that the Geardiana the Poor of the Wortley Union. wfU their meeUng to held on FRIDAY, the Twenty Third Day of November next, proceed to the election of ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. As Officer's Straw Conduct. It MIA report d a t Board of thin that cu. of the sorkhouae abr.-re had, in order to improve the ventilation of ene of the outbuildinga, thrown • insane through the window, afterwards informing the Maoter that ...