... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The second inquiry was bold into the circumstances attending the death of John Procter (67), of 143, Mill Luce, woolsortcr. For the last fortnight deceased had hern inmate of Imbecile Ward at the Workhouse. Deceased had had three strokes ...

... ??? THE WORKHOUSE. - labour p-iss' d 1111..U1 .: nipcrmtenden;, who a rl, aped 13. girl's parents are .. mt, nose will' is lv.s . .! a- icuril state hi r ,11 1 nod 10 -I'd. ■ oar 11 a v . had bov.li burned ...

... Christmas fare, varied and unlimited, provided to the Workhouse inmates on Boxing Day to paid for out of the common fund of the Union.—Carried. Mr Oage moved, and Mr. eonard seconded. that the Workhouse Master authorised to accept any gifts which might be ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Driffield Union Workhouse had their harvest festival, on Sunday, for which occasion the Church had been most tastefully decorated by the Matron. The Rev. R. W. Wheatley was the preacher, and he took as his text St. Luke ...

... WORKHOUSE At about hall•part fire o'clock on Wednesday evening a )oung man of about twenty-Ms years of age, named Pitney Docherty, •apposed to be an Irish harvester. convoyed from to the North Bierley Workhouse in • cab, in an unconscious con dition and ...

... OUSE Found Without Hat Or Windsor Boarc of Guardians are anxious a to discover ths identity cf man whe. he has been in the workhouse fer necriy a fortninht, has not spcken a word. He was first seen sitting on a seat near the Long Walk. not tar from Windsor ...

... At the Workhouse Christmas “was as @Njoyably #pent at the G bber-street Im’:lm :&-M The kmu'ne-oc{zl \'mtg;t.uxd frs furnished the means viding each %:-.u.wib - seasonable {x':le present. while the catering of the staff sypplied them with a feust: worthy ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day was observed very qnletl., Divine Service In the Dining hail wis e ducted by 'the Rev J A Rtekard at 30 a.m. Dinner was served about 12,XJ. fdm-on, Ur J Bros a and Alderman scd Mrs Met calfe came in and assisted with the ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE Tor SIX MONTHS, from (he Ist April next. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MEAT, POTATOES AND ONIONS, TOBACCO. SNUFF. AND MATCHES; FISH. POULTRY. AND ICE; INMATES’ TEA, OFFICERS’ TEA. YEAST. COKE. AND FIREWOOD. For TWELVE MONTHS from (h* Ift April ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. For SIX Mom GBOOERIES, EGGS. MEAT, POT SNUFF and MATCH: INMATES’ TEA, For TWELVE UNIFORM MATKRIAL, SHOES, LEATHER BRUSHES, BASKETS, OOAL, CHINA EXTRACT. OILS INLS, DRUGS, THE For SIX Months BREAD, MEAT. MONGKKT, MA BG For TWELVE BOYS’ ...

... a woman driving in it was fined £5 and sentenced to 30 days’ detention in a workhouse for assault and battery. This is the first time a motorist has been sant to a workhouse for a road accident. ...

... WORKHOUSE. The names for tho party visit tho Workhouse on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 4th. three o’clock, front entrance, are: —BroK, d. W. Kab ry. T. Mawhader, J. Ridley* G. Boulton. W. Good icon, H. M. Magson, S. Uobcrtehaw, W. Jessop, A. F. Briggs, Hartley ...