... FROCKS, FRILLS, 1 AND FURBELOWS By MRS. JACK MAY 'g A Visit to the Workhouse I have been in the Workhouse-- a small personal experience that has served to throw up, in quite a fresh light. several interesting Social problems that have long troubled me ...

... KING EDWARD'S VISIT TO THE NEWMARKET WORKHOUSE -JOHNNY WATTS, THE POOR STABLE BOY, PLAYING TO HIS MAJESTY King Edward visited the Newmarket Union Workhouse on July 13. The Standard relates the following incident in connection with his Majesty's visit ...

... THE NEW WAY OF DEALING WITH POVERTY. By Percy Alden, M.P. The sight of the aged recipients of Poor-Law relief leaving the workhouse to reassume the status of citizenship, which has been forfeited owing to poverty, brings to my mind scenes I witnessed in ...

... whelmingly to be desired. Though no official valuation of London workhouse sites exists, strange to say, beyond a record of what the land first cost, the sites of our thirty-one Metropolitan workhouses are worth in the open market three millions sterling, un ...

... by the efforts of the editor I of Truth, for distribution at this season of the year among the children in the hospitals, workhouses and infirmaries in and around London, has been on view at the ltoyal Albert Hall. Visitors trooped in to see the show, and ...

... DRA^I CRAIG A familiar and touching sight to passers-by in the King's Ruad, Clrjlsta, is that of the old inmates of the workhouse who every day take an airing in the old-world garden adjoining the union buildings. The garden was once a graveyard, and ...

... not comprehensive. It delights to suit all little girls and there were joyous moments for every child in the hospitals, workhouses workouse infirmaries and Poor Law schools of London, when the dolls and other toys of the Truth Show were distributed. There ...

... Conservative Whip, in dealing with the Poor Law Commission, told that it was reported that an increasing use is made of the workhouse infirmary for servants employed in Werft End flats. That class, howe\er, is hut one of the many that finds itself homeless ...

... Quaker Oats. homes, 75 out of 100 use Oat- Food. _ -p^e iarge; thin flakes that cook and digest so In 50 per cent, of the workhouses investigated there easily. The delicious flavour impossible to any other are not 3 in 100 of the inmates who had the advantage ...

... AFTERNOON TEA-- IN BOND STREET. THE clergyman who, last Christmas, wished to supply the ladies in his Parish Workhouse with tea and the gentlemen with tobacco has won my respect and admiration for all time. I believe, as a matter of fact, he was prevented ...

... Throat and Nose affections, asked to be included in the 100, the applicants ranging from a Duke to a poor woman in a London workhouse. An illustrated booklet has just been published giving the full history of these inventions. It also contains some valuable ...

... Throat and Nose affections, asked to be included in the 100, the applicants ranging from a duke to a poor woman in a London workhouse. An Illustrated Booklet has just been published giving the full history of these inventions. It also contains some valuable ...