... THE WORKHOUSE. The arrangements made lor celebrating Christinas at Workhouse were much predated by the who number about 260. The principal event of the day was the dinner, wh.ch was substantial feset. Among those who carved served were tlie chairman of ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Amidst the general festivities characteristic of Chriatmss-day, the inmates of the were means forgotten. A special dinner was provided for them, and this consisted of roast beef, plum puddings, and allowance half pint of ale each adult ...

... WORKHOUSE. A letter was received from the Local Government Board stating that they offered no obtion to Mr. Heaid remaining in office until the end of this month. The Rev. F Jickiiug remarked that at their next meeting the Board would proceed to the election ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. of the tAlr. Owens) reported that the number inmates during the second week the quarter was against 69 the corresponding week of last year. Ten tramps wero relieved during the past fortnight, against 1 last year. POOR-LAW UNIONS. The Clark ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. An aged man, bent and scored, sat in corner of one of the rooms at Workhouse. A smile of happy content spread over Ins furrowed fac.o puffed leisurely at his pipe. was not a ''loafer. knotted hands spoke of honest toil. had struggled hard ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Amidst the general festivities characteristic Christmas-day, the inmates of the were no means forgotten. A special dinner was provided for them, and this condoled of ro.\s; beef, pium puddings, and allowance half pint of ale to adult. ibis ...

... WORKHOUSE. At intervals throughout the whaler Menthe the inmates of Norwich Vorkhouse are entertained at an evening concert, and on Thursday evening the) had the pleasure of participating in another of these enjoyable interludes in their somewhat monotonous ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. In accordance with notice mpTed that tenders invited fur the repainting of tha exterior of the Workhouse. the last meeting of the Board the Master stated that though had been there fourteen years, did not recollect having known the exterior ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Visiting Committee recommended that the Medical-officer at the Workhouse should re ceive fee 255. for each midwifery case and 21s. for each lunacy case certified.—Mr. H. Arnott was appointed consulting architect in regard to the proposed ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Workhouse were by no means forgotten on Christmas-day. Some extras were allowed for breakfast, and for dinner a substantial meal el beef, two vegetables, and pudding, with beer or lemonade. was served, with chicken ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Th* proceedings at this institution in Bowthorp*-road eonnection with the Coronation war* confined to th* carrying out of th* unfinished programme of June xfth. During th* breakfast, which consisted th* ordinary far*, all th* inmates ...

... THE WORKHOUSE A vote of thanks was accorded Mrs. Fernandez, of Sm&Uburgh, for a gift of toys the children and papers the old i»eople. The number inmates during the tenth week of the quarter was against in the corresponding week of la.-t The isolation ...