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... was fl..si :ta. el or three days. HEATH AT NORWICH WORKII teurwrg the City Colower (Mr. H. W. Lora) held au inquest at the workhouse touching the death of :-!3!llUti . auham , u7ed 78 years, who wee found deed at the Workhou.e on 'inursrlay. _ _ _ 34.111 ...
... i> anthem, •• What ate those Mainer, .45. TUESDAY. Norwich Quarter Smuoiu, Outldha!!, 10 a.m. Uuiton of OuaiUiaos, Uu.lon Workhouse, 10-30 a.m. Local a.m. Board enquiry at Pakefield, 10*30 Lowtatoft School Board. r-™- Ma.tou CootUblo Hair.era, Uiwich, 11 ...
... SWAFFIIAM. A meeting of the Board of Guardians was bed on Monday, Mr. 11. Lee Warner (Vice-Chairman) preaiding. Tho Workhouse Master reported that the number of inmates was 56, against 65 last year ; and that 2 vagrants had been relieved, against 21. ...
... age. DEATH AT THE WORKHOUSE. Yesterday the City Coroner (Mr. R. W. held an inquest the workhouse teaching the death of Samuel i'aaham, aged 71 years, who was found dead tba Workhouse Thnredey. John Henry Pike, Master of Norwich Workhouse, identified the ...
... and Mr. George Bensley, all belonging to the parish. BWAINSTHORPE. Through the kindness of the Guardians the inmate* the Workhouse were feasted on Christmas Day. Fish was provided lor breakfast, and a substantial dinner, consisting of roast beef, pmm pudding ...
... tho police ambulance. NEW YEAR NIGHT NORWICH WORKHOUSE. Organised by Mr. F. J. Crotch, the Tice-Chairasa of the Board of Guardians, capital New Year treat was given last waning to the inmates of the Workhouse. Amongst othets present ware Mia. Rump and Messrs ...
... JANUARY 2.. 1900 DISTRICT COUNCILS. NORTH WALSHAM. The fortnightly meeting of the Guru-di:its was held yesterday at the Workhouse, West Beckham, the Mev. If. S. I ullagar preluding. it was dceaied to give an additional 6d. per adult in outsrehet for the ...
... wanted to go home to mom after her things, sad sot go to toe Workhouse. Mr. J. W. Clarke said the prisoner was allowed by the landlord to have her room rent free. She would not go to the Workhouse. The Recorder thought it would be charitsb.e to send her to ...
... NEW YEAR NIGHT AT NORWICH WORKHOUSE. Organised by Mr. F. J. Crutch, the Vice-Chaimun of the Board of Guardians, a capital hew Year treat was given last evening to the inmates of the Work. bons*. Amongst °theta present wore Mrs. Ramp and Meets. fowler ...
... thatklul be able to report that such a system does, to certain extent, exist the County of Norfolk, and that many masters of Workhouses have given most valuable and useful information to this society from wblcb good xasalts have followed. In five oasea where ...
... before the Rev. T. J. U. Mur,bam. Walter How**, a tramp, was charged by Robert Neville, the Master ot the Workhouse, with refusing to work in the workhouse on Ist last. was further charged with using bad language to the master on a«mo dav, and was remanded ...
... horse was also aohnrt. New Year Night at tub Workhouse-Oo Monday evening a New Year treat, organised by Mr. K. J. Crotch, vice-chairman of the Board of Guardians, was given to the inmates of the Workhouse. The other guardian* present were Mrs. Rump, and ...