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... THE WORKHOUSE. The arrangements made lor celebrating Christinas at Workhouse were much predated by the who number about 260. The principal event of the day was the dinner, wh.ch was substantial feset. Among those who carved served were tlie chairman of ...
... WORKHOUSE NORWICH The inmates of the Norwich Workhouse bad Moir usual dinner of old English fare on Christmas day mod beef, pork, and mutton. plum pudding. &c., krith a plentiful supply of nil kinds of vegetables. The ti aanlians present included the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The following recommendations will be received from the House Committee in favour of carrying out further repairs to the Laundry, painting tbe men’s day rooms, and advertising for tenders, paying the Matron five guineas for extra services ...
... WORKHOUSE. A letter was received from the Local Government Board stating that they offered no obtion to Mr. Heaid remaining in office until the end of this month. The Rev. F Jickiiug remarked that at their next meeting the Board would proceed to the election ...
... WORKHOUSE At. of Forehoe Guardians The Rex. J, Turner called attention to the fact thet an inmate named Elizabeth claimed to be within a menth of hecoming a eentenarian, and suggested thet the Board ehonkd take steps to celebrate the old lady's 20th birthday ...
... stinking herring picke the row, and the beef tea that her | obtained at the Workhouse be believe rake’s|reached the woman, and in one insta Workhouse ben be had got bey Mr. B.| Workhouse boundary. The husband, M1 ley said, was discovered twice al ing bed with ...
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... THE WORKHOUSE. The number of inmates in the house for the week ending 29th alt. was 0. against 72 for the like period last year; and for the week ending sth inat. 87. against last year. Altogether 32 vagrant* had been relieved, against 29 for the like ...
... THE WORKHOUSE The children in the Norwich W« 82 in number, were entertmned *.th » Ch™*- mas tree Friday afternoon M^ee Chamberlin. Among those present were Mre- George Chamberlin. Miss Queen.e the Mieses Chamberiin. Mrs. Andrey BUte Mrs. Luces. Mrs. Stow ...
... THE WORKHOUSE OF THE DISSOLVED OUILTCROSS UNION, KENNING HALL, NORFOLK. About Miles froa Uarling Bond and Eccies Band Station, and i fraa Dtas. A Well-built FREEHOLD COMMODIOUS BUILDINO, well suited far Training School, Asylum, any Public Institution ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. On recommendation of the Staff Committee (Rov. J. 8. Tresrlowyn, chairman) it was agreed that Building Committee requested to take into consideration the necessity for providing common room for the use of the Workhouse staff: that every ...