... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Great preparations wets mads for the doe observance of Christmas tide, and visit Christmas Eve found all hands busy getting ready for the morrow, the capacious larders and kitchens there wars hogs joints of beef, pork, and mutton ior ...

... at the workhouse. AYLSHAM. To the lot of the inmates of theAflaham WorkhooM more pleasant, and to enable them to pass their many hoars of enforeed idleness (espeoially those in the infirmary) more profitably, the lady members of the Board of Guardians ...

... WORKHOUSE. PAUP£H CHOKED AT OULTO!^ Mr. C. W. Chaston (Coroner) held inquest on M >ndiy at the Workhouse, Ouiton, as to the death of William Smith, aged l!3 years, a widower and Army {tensioner. Ho had Been an inmate of the House since June sth, 11X11 ...

... Mr. R. Stannard, bread for the Workhouse, at la. 31, per etone; Hour for out-relief for Dowobam District, la. 4d. per stone; and for the Hilgay and Districts, at la sd. per stone. Mr. F. Heading, floor for the Workhouse, 225. Bir sack ; and for the and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE the dissolved Guiltcross Lnion, Kepoinpa.l Norfolk, about 3*j miles from Harhug Road Eccles Stations, and from Djss. A Well-built FREEHOLD COMMODIOUS BUILDING, well suited for Training fcchool. Asylum, or auy Public Institution, might easily ...

... WORKHOUSE FARE NEW OiETAIIV TABLES FOR CHILDREN AND.AOULTB. An order, comprehensive afike in scope detoil, has bean issdsd W tSovernnwnt Board to all boards of guardians in England and Wales prescribing an amended dietary scale for the inmates of workhouses ...

... WORKHOUSE ENTERTAINMENT. A vote of thunks was passed to Mr. Crotch for the entertainment he gave to the inmates of the Workhouse on Tuesday. NEW YEAR’S EVE NORWICH. The largest audience in Norwich on Tuesday evening was undoubtedly that which gathered ...

... CHRISTMAS THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas at the Workhouse, thanks to kindness of many friends and a liberal menu provided by the Guardians, was spent in a right enjoyable manner. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gotts), together with tho other officers ...

... PARTY AT THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. F. J. Crotch gave his annual New Year party tbe Workhouse on Thursday evening. The nour whiub it was fixed to commence was 7.30, but long before then tbe dining hall was crowded. Mr. Crotch and those who assisted bim put themselves ...

... rates is reduce the number of workhouses the county with the view of gradually abolishing them in toto. Many of our Workhouses are more than halfempty. and it would be far better to close them entirely, and send the remaining inmates to other unions. Officialism ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Following upon the custom of previous years, oil the institutions catered for their inmates and patients in hospitable Christmas fashion. The Workhouse had been made to look exceedingly attractive, and the decorations, although ...

... CONCERT AT THE WORKHOUSE. A successful vocal and instrumental concert was given the Workhouse, presided over by Mr. J. Woods, on Thursday, the 7th inst. The programme was arranged by Mr. E. A. Rarosbottom, and the performers were Miss Elsie Rosbier, Miss ...