... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day—in accordance with the commendable practice observed in ttoe enlightened days—was celebrated at Ho! le Workhouse with ite usual accompaniments of festivity. The proceedings throughout the entire day were thoroughly enjoyed ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Happiness again reigned at the Work house on Christmas Day and the inmates spent a real merry day. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Pinner) and the staff were untiring in their sunccessful efforfs to ensure that those under their ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates at the Workhouse were azain remembered during the festive season, and a visit to that institution on Xma Day found a happy and enjoyalle scene. The dining hall and wards had been suitably decorated, and everythine possille ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Again this year the inmates of the Workhouse were provided for in lavish style, and every arrangement for their comfort and happiness was made by Mr. and Mrs. Berridge, the Master and Matron, and the Misses Ber- ridge. At their meeting ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE? Mr. J. T. Houlden: You might penalise the other man and cause him, his wife and family to go into the workhouse. The Clerk: The point then becomes one for the magistrates. Mr. Houlden: There was a recent case where a man was sent to ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. If there are any happy places at Chrietmaa time, it ia in the Workhouses of this old country of dura. In every one of the Poor Law institutions there is that epirit of Christmaa that wae so dear to Dickens. Progress has made these places ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates at the Workhouse were not dorgotten during the festive season, and a ‘visit to that institution on Xmas Day found a happy and enjoyable scene. The dining hall and wards were decorated in true Xmas fashion, and everything ...

... WORKHOUSE MATTERS. The General Purposes Committee reported that they held a meeting that morning, when quotations for glass for the greenhouse in the workhouse garden were received and considered as follows : —Pilkington Bros., Sheffield, £3 2s. 6d.; ...

... WORKHOUSE STATISTICS. ‘The master of the workhouse (Mr. A. T. Fitt) reported that there were in the workhouse 86 inmates, as against 87 on the corresponding day last year. During the fortnight 29 vagrants had been relieved, as compared with 70 during ...

... GAINSBOROUGH WORKHOUSE SENSATION. ...

... VACANCIES AT THE WORKHOUSE. The report also affirmed that Miss C. A. Jackson, of Falmouth, had written to the effect that it was impossible fol her to take up duties as head nurse (she was appointed at the last Board meeting) as she was run down in health ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ‘‘GENERAL.” The General Purposes Committee reported that they held a meeting prior to the Board mesting, when it was d-eci(fed that the colour washing and white washing, etc., be contracted for in future. Applications for the appointment ...