... WORKHOUSE- )OE-WORKHOUSE. Inmate of the Weetrammer Woritfteu • workman mu found employment •t • *elan of £4 :Or pm week. but bung • .ton umenne wee obetrweteel nn work. lo ooemittanve he bad to be &wharfed a I hnon after ha had ikartod lin aithou,h at•• ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. On Christmas morning divint service, with celebration of the Holy Ctommunion, was held in the Workhouse Church (which had been tastefully decorated), the Rev. 0. 0. Holt (chaplain) officiating. The service was well sittmded by the inmates ...

... TO WORKHOUSE. Free Oar ows it (K HI) A I Wednesday. summonses arr. tssue toda y . against t•enty•nine Rochdale guardiarm in respect the s urcharge. for tram fares to the ..rktonose which they refused to repay. In interest of the guardians used the tramcar ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Haslingden Union Workhouse yesterday was observed as Sunday, and a memorial service was held for inmates and offcers. ...

... WORKHOUSE. Elisabeth Brinson, an inmate Cheater Workhouse, was charged at Chester, on Saturday. with having been drunk, and further with doing wilful damage to a cell window, value ss. It appeared that on Friday afternoon it was her “half-day out.“ She ...

... WORKHOUSE. Walter Adams (511 is a single ...

... not want to go to the workhouse, for they received better treatment outside. Chief Inspector W. E. Hughes said that since Haigh fell out of work be had been living on friends. Ile was emphatic that he would pot go to the workhouse. Asked by Alderman E ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The laree dining-hall the Werkhou was brightly decorated with holly, artificial flowers and coloured papers, appropriate mottoes and uits being displayed the walls, and the whole appearance wa.» decidedly creditah-e the a,aH. who had carried ...

... WORKHOUSE. Colonel Allender .asked leave to amend -a recommendation of the Workhouse Committee that architects resident in the Union area should be.reguestecl to prepare sketch plans, epecification, and estimate of the proposed corrugated iron structure ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. IS REBUILDING NECESSARY AT BROWNLOW-HILL? Tlie Brownlow-hill Workhouse has survived many attacks, and latterly continued to pre-' sent a percentage recoveries of the hospital patients of. which even the most modern infirmary might be proud ...

... 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 ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Fraser Harrison, prosecuting, said that on the death el her husband. three veers ago, the accused woman entered the workhouse with her two children. The amused's mother, Mrs. Lowe, who 'lived is Knowles-street, Platt-lane. Wigan ...