... WORKHOUSE Sir Robert Gxmter, Bart., M.P., preskted over the meetings of the Wetherby Guardians and Rural District Council yesterday. During the past fortnight, was stated, only 53 tramps had been dealt with, compared with 250 in the corresponding weeks ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhouse were entertaiwed to dimper by the ratepayers on ©hristmas Day. They had a Rd time. Thinnen was served at 12 o'clock. o dining yoom, as it is called, was prettier than ever, Mr. ani Mr- Loader having ‘\'ld“d{ ...

... brought him to the police-station, where Alderman Senior said he should want an ation as to why the Workhouse authorities to admit the old man. Workhouse in a It was decided that he shold be taken to the HOPE’S ANCIENT CHURCH. at Seed [Block : Leng, Li ...

... far- mer, Earnshaw Hole Farm, Blackshaw. The husband, having become etrange, was a few days ago removed to the Todmorden Workhouse. Since then the wife has appeared depressed. ‘Yesterday (as briefly stated on Page Three) Mrs, Orrenwood said to her son ...

... connection with the internal economy Workhouse- the sick wards, the day rooms, the dining hall, kitchena, and other departments of the establishment. No ono can dispute the excellence of the of Workhouse qua Workhouse, but need hardly give the reminder ...

... WORKHOUSE On Thursday mainitrht a painful discovery was made at the North Bierley Workhouse, Clayton. when the body of Nun* Laarron, a number of the staff, boom' !sing on the floor in her bedroom. Poison is as the ratter of death. CO.OPER.ITIVE NIININIUM ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse there was usual (Tirisfma* dinner, needless to say enjoyed and a|*f)roc«ated the inmates. The chairman the Hoard. Mr F. Hall, superintended matters and acted one of tbe carvers along with Mr Wefbura (chairman of the ...

... In Workhouse 156 152 133 Vagrants and Lunatics. end Total relieved 2785 For the week ended 26th July the. total was 2789, as compared with 2573 for the correspond- ing week of last year. he Chairman said there had certainly been an increese of deetatution ...

... Mr. Eenest E. Ritchie and Miss assistant master of Romford Workhouse, and euper. intendent nuree of Haslingden Union Iafirmery, re- have been appainted master and of Bradford Workbouse, at a commencing @ vear, are te be marned at ‘The eouple Cook * ts ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The Master of the Workhouse reported that the number of paupere admitted to the 'House since last - Board meeting was 4, discharged 8. died 2, remaining in the 'House, 54 ; corres. ponding weeks last year, 55. Vagrants 140, corresponding ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE, Councillor J. R. Da, son seconded the reap- 67,1 n, • a' thecave of ini•nt cation recorded to the local papers, was cowsidered, by the committee Monday, and. if so, what action was taken'. The Chairman said the case was considereJ hut ...

... At the Workhouse Christmas “was as @Njoyably #pent at the G bber-street Im’:lm :&-M The kmu'ne-oc{zl \'mtg;t.uxd frs furnished the means viding each %:-.u.wib - seasonable {x':le present. while the catering of the staff sypplied them with a feust: worthy ...