... Stoke and Chell. Though I saw a great deal of the Stoke workhouse when it was a war hospital, the Chell workhouse is unknown to me. It is no doubt a well-managed institution; but the Stoke workhouse, 'at Newcastle, is, I suppose, in structure and locality ...

... Ale Dyson, the chairman of the Finance Com. mittee, presented the usual quarterly summary cf the expenditure in the Workhouse. The total outlay was £1.997 18s. 3d., ainst £1,659 19s 3d. in the corresponding pervod of last year. The actual increase was ...

... THE WORKHOUSE WOMAN. SILL= and still ahe eat upon the seat That ran along the workhouse entrance hall. And waited while the Guardian• to her ease Gave smug consideration. On her lap Which had in other days her babies held, She clasped her Muds with fingers ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. J. W. Moulton. chairman ci the House Committee reported that the number of inmates during the Ilth week of the quarter 111. against in the corresponding week of knit year: and for the 12th week 110. against 116. Ti tramps were relieved ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. As in previous years. the scene at the Work house was obe of atrimation and joy throughout the day. The various &par:most& were splendidly decorated by the matron, the nurses, and the industrial trainer, arid everything looked bright and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Although, of course, the shadow of war hes fallen upon the Tonbridge Union in common with practically cvery other institutioo, the Guardians wisely decided that Christmas should be kept as usual. The unfortunate people whose lot it is to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk reported that Miss A. M. Malkin had resigned her position as nurse at the Workhouse, as she wished to improver her position. He understood that Mr. Hyde had someone in view. EXCEPTIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT OWING TO THE COAL STRIKE. t ...

... WORKHOUSE. _ rimins of Camolfoitl Boar ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Much brightness was brought into the hearts the inmates of the Burnley Wbrkhonse this Christ mas, and the staff , headed Mr. and Mrs; Swift, made extra exertions to give them a happy time. The decorations for the occasion were of the pretty ...

... At the Workhouse. During the festive season thoughts generally turn to those less fortunately placed, and 'he inmates our public in. etitutions rightlL hay.! a, premier place in our consideratia It can be very truly taid that at this joyous period everything ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman said whew Mr. Baldwyn Flewirq was at the House he mad.• reeoriunewda- bons as to the repairs required to the remises. Tbey requeood Mears. Hooky and flayter, se practicet to so into the matter, and wino Mcnald he dcne. They ...

... Workhouse. The Boathanipton ISKOrporatioa es Rundsy nierooon I a to the withan appreciative conniption the the Maii visit of the CA'Ollll (Mild. Mr. Canis, of St Chsrob. pm. sided at the organ. • goodly of ionsbers of the Moir sad the (Voss enchains. ...