... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas lithe Workhouse was a very pleasant time for the inmate., and the genial Master (Mr J. Statham) informs us that he has no hesitation in asying that it was all round the best and most comfortable time he remembers at this institution ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Yesterday's celebrations Wcrkhouso were carried out on a generous scale. 'There was early Communion service in the chapel, followed a quarter-past nine by short morning service, conducted by the chaplain, th© Rev. Canon Parker, the jmgrega ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The extremely interesting report of the Viceregal Clormniseion on Poor La.w Reform in Ireland has just been issued. It is a fairly exhaustive document, containing as many ea forty-three recommendations. The of the report is, that the Workhouse ...

... WORKHOUSE, George Bartley, aged fifty, a Whines man. has been Whiston Workltuuso September. 1897. and who developed smallpox about week ago, died in (he sanatorium Friday. t« the first- fatal case in the St. Helens and Widnes district. ST. HELENS HEALTH ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Local Government Board Inspector *Mr E. B. visited the house on the 29th uJt., and remarked that the inmates were contented and the general conditions satisfactory. POOH LAW COMMISSION. CLERK a letter from the secretary the ,x>r Commia»»on ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Through the thoughtfulness and kindness of friends and of the officers the inmates of the Tauntoo Workhouse once again spent very happy Chriat. mas this year. As usual the rooms were artistically and seasonably decorated, and bore exceedingly ...

... WORKHOUSE. In iervortknoe truth ordcr owed by u Loral (k.vernment Bawd. she the Wa.rr.ngton Workhouse were punched •Ith omit dinner keday. The w. of moat beef, pl.. oidding, b or for die elderly S IVY cane d et while& the day *est an con. went,. Many ...

... horsekeeper.—Five months out of work. His wife and three-year-old child are in West Ham Workhouse. Had to sell his home because , of unemployment. Later went into the workhouse,: and is now out on leave.looking for work. James Smith, 'dged forty-three, labourer ...

... with a oolitic discord. At Lumen yosterday the Master of the Workhouse reilorted that fourteen dozen bottles of porter akistd by the pokee in a Dollingetown athebeim and seat to the Workhouse by order of the niapArstes for the use of the patients, . been ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas has always been a festive time for the inmates of the Workhouse at Dearnley. Yesterday was no exception. This year, however, there was little or no decoration in the wards except in the children’s ward, which presented a very ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. 11,1 s issue as happy a passible for or Bridges.! Worsham., etion b.issg 0y oar. Mrs. D. J. Gamma, 1140 umaer aid man, and helpers to edit to 01 110: mid liana pauper.. All the tams.. sole tlllllllllllllSs 01 their praise ot the kindly ...

... OF THE WORKHOUSE MASTER AND INDUSTRIAL 'TRAINER. We understand that Mr. Blake, Master the Workhouse, ha. tendered his mogoation to the Guerdtoae. end tbm Kn. Blake trill alto reaps her pownoo as industrial trainer. The news of lions will emus both surprise ...