... At the Workhouse. The inmates of the huge institution in Northumberland-street spent a very happy day. The fare provided for the Christmas dinner was excellent in quality, abundant in quantity, well cooked, and admirably served. An account was given in ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas at the Raked Workhoserwes thwoughly bright sod cheery, mid the iemate•-•so many of whom have melted the decline of life—bad quite • festive time. It was brought about - by a variety dosages —tbe rare kindness and thorsghttulnees ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that periodicals for the inmates had been received from Mr. and Mrs. Field and Mr. F. Jackson. _yhe number of inmates was 91 (41 men, 32 women, and 18 children), compared with 71 (32 men, 24 women, and 15 children) a ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Peace Celebrations at the Dudley Union Workhouse took place on Monday afternoon, when the inmates, about sat down a dinner ounsisting of roust beet, venetablas and dessert. The men were afterwards supplied with tobacco, and the women ...

... WORKHOUSE The Master tMr. J. W. zsansom) reported that there were inmates in the house at that week end, as against 116 for the corresponding week end last year—an increase of 19. During the foTinight vagrau.s had been relieved, as against 26 for the ...

... the workhouse. . was most brightly decorated for the Christinas festival this year, and the Master, and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. Gerry) and the other officers did utmost to make the day enjoyabte one for all under their care. The day started with the singing ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. As on former occasions, special preparations were for keeping Christmas at the Gloucester Workhouse. Under the superintendence of Miss Watts (assistant matron) and Miss Minns (children’s attendant). the chapel and \arious parts of the ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Committee recommended that the brigade, in case of a call from either of the above places, attend mid reader shat assiatance they could. Councillor Crowe said the committee proposal to make a charge of LW per annum. the superintendent to ...

... 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 ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. For the of the - inilTOUrne Workhouse Clirlstmas-time had, as usual, its pleasant relaxation and enjoyment. Strictly speaking the festivities took place on Monday, Sunday being devoted to religious devotion and leisure. The Rev. Z. K ...

... To Workhouse James Belcastro, known in the underworld of Chicago as the King of the Bombers, has been found guilty of vagrancy and has been sentenced to six months in the workhouse. _ _ He is the fourth of Chicago's gangsters to receive a six months' ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual treat to the inmatee of the Workhouse was given on Chrietmas Day. Elaborate arrangements had been made by the Master in the way of ulornmente to the dims' hall. which . looked pretty in its Christmasadressing. There were several ...