... Workhouse The hospital chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Atherley, said that before Miss Brownlow came as matron, there was general atmosphere of unrest in the hospital. There was something not quite nice about it all. he said. Workhouse I should call it ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Deem effort was made. as in previous years, to give all the of Burton Workhouse a really happy Christmas. All the members of the sta. under the direction of the Maater and Matron (Mr. and Mrs.. Benham) Ws' themselves out to make the institution ...

... In Workhouses I wish them joy of it all, said, amid cries of Shame, and cheers, lie then gave statistics showing the appalling position of the blind in this country, stating that one-third of those in London were incarcerated in the workhouses. W ...

... 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 The Master reported that the total number of inmates in the ..orkhouso during the last two weeks had been 377 and respectively; corresponding weeks last year, 340 and 340 respectively. Vagrants relieved during the last two weeks, 241 and ...

... 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.. The committee recently appointed to go into particulars as to the purchase of • new steam cooking and laundry apparatus at the Workhouse reported having done so, and the estimate of Messrs. Barford and Perkins, of Peterborough, for cooking ...

... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE. The House Committee had considered the question of filling up the vacancies in the Master and Matron of the Stapleton Workhouse, caused by the death of Mr Richard Kernick cn the 26th ult They felt that, having regard to the efficient services ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Faversham Workhouse spent a very happy time on Coronation Day and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. For breakfast they had ham as an extra, and dinner was partaken of in a large tent erected in the metalow opp(aite the Workhouse ...