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... WORKHOUSE FARE, N- EW ORDER AS TO THE DAILY RATIONS. Though a lady speaker at the Congregational Union the other day. with the charaoteistic moderation of her sea, described the workhouse as a living grave, it would be a little rash to accept the definition ...
... IA,'FELING IN THE I ~WORKHOE. PONTEFRACT POOR HAVE A TEA AND CONCERT. IFROIX OUR. OWN ESIPORTER) If a. workhouse were always so pleasant a place as was yesterday the building in which the destitute and aged of the inhabitants of Pontefract are domiciled ...
... scheme now brought for- ward. The block plan proposed the sub-division of the Trvnmere Workhouse into two separate parts, an infirmary and hospital portion and a workhouse portioa. The committee also pro- posed among other things the erection of a new maternity ...
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... DARLINGTON WORKHOUSE. TR TO TEE INMATES. in A tea and entertainment provided by s8 the Guardians of the Darlington M Union, in view of the Christmas beer w being voted down, was given last night m to the inmates of the Workhouse. The ti arrangements were ...
... the %workhoese.-ie ti. visitors' book his lordship made the !hcllawnr-- - I have spent this afternoon inu seer i1e ham Workhouse, and for the best tiruetus;J ai importance of the duties disharldce i. la The inrtirary is well known as out uf ti; coun ...
... THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL WORKHOUSE. )- fe it DYING POOR AND UNVACCINATED Sf hf CHILDREN. a t Coundlor T. Burke presided yesterday at the kM n weekly meeting of the Workhouse Committee of tr the Liverpool Select Vestry. He moved that a b a b vote of condolenc ...
... DONCASTERVS NE W OR EIHOUSE. TIHE CZAR INT-ESETsEM IN T'lE BUILDING. The Doncaster new workhouse, which was camm en ced. at the beg nning of 1893, was opened yestardav mornminm by M\1r. Fi'. Bacon Frank, chairmann of the Beard of Guardians. 'The Gurardians ...
... Seofl1 Iwick Workhouse; Charles Henry Maid tr Knight, and Miriam Knight, master and the ir matron of the Bramley Union Work- l1ike house, Arinley, Leeds; Frederickc Win. coIl( Scott and Minwae Scott, master and . pre Y matron of the Workhouse, Ieinel oee- ...
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... account, the Committee had inquired of Mr. Chessman, the Workhouse master, as to the discrepancy in the quantity of eggs supplied, the fact being mentioned that 120 fowls were kept on the Workhouse premises, which only produced an average of 22 eggs per ...
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