... WORKHOUSE. The celebrations at Basford Workhouse were held yesterday, when about sat down to a substantial dinner, and _ were entertained a conceit in the evening. All the buildings were tastefully decorated. and it was obvious by the joyful spirit which ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Mayor end Mayore,.. of Leicester (Aid. and Mrs. J. Chaplin). in their busy round of Chri.ittnaa Day visiting, had few eaperience4 which gave them greater Opinion. than did their visit to the workhouee. Their prreence added to the ...

... WORKHOUSE SCENE. WOMAN INMATE REFUSES DINNER. Curious Impel was INS= in heade i rges eselast is of Weeklies . West= PIO. Omni e . s IFebteskg, esseed el iteh — W — eligey The Iffseemes Holmes, SS, • denteelts servant. there two sharps against one 01 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Cdtriatinew at Horton W will be eon remembered by both and young Each inmate et ewes/dam merited a esrd, and later de. v. 11.W.131 hert 'chaplain) hold a abort eeraico. The iwerning was then .9 Ina-end-emit chtractor, oath, it'u!ock, ...

... INTO THE WORKHOUSE When the family arrived at Fleetwood' the county police and others undertook' a long search for the brother, but failed to discover any trace of him, and in their extremity the family appealed to Mr. Johnson Cardwell. the Fleetwood ...

... WORKHOUSE. In iervortknoe truth ordcr owed by u Loral (k.vernment Bawd. she the Wa.rr.ngton Workhouse were punched •Ith omit dinner keday. The w. of moat beef, pl.. oidding, b or for die elderly S IVY cane d et while& the day *est an con. went,. Many ...

... horsekeeper.—Five months out of work. His wife and three-year-old child are in West Ham Workhouse. Had to sell his home because , of unemployment. Later went into the workhouse,: and is now out on leave.looking for work. James Smith, 'dged forty-three, labourer ...

... WORKHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. SIR SIDNEY OMVIKR ON FARMERS' DUTY. Tbe qniTterly the County Council Vtf held Wednesday, in the County Rooms. Leicester. Aid. T. Cope with Mr. R. JDalgiicsh the vice-chair. There were present:— Etwrtf. Kffa-laSl. W. JL ' A. A ...

... WORKHOUSE TO SIT DOWN Southwark Board of Guardians hav« sold, for £1 each, 120 corduroy suits for which they have further use. They are the remnants a very old stock, and bear in a conspicuous part a notice that they are the property the Southwark Board ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that there were 25 in mates, and 70 vagrants had visited the house during the month, against 34 of correspond. lug period last year. BATH CHAIR. The tender of Ls ss. by Messrs. Hughes & Burrows was accepted for a ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE? Defendant: I am working for the Corporation and if the Council will give me a house I don't mind having my rent stopped out of my wage. 13ut because I have seven children they will not let me have one. What is the remedy? I shall have ...

... Workhouse Children's Home* 10i» Children lufltltotloM 19 W Lunaticslu Asylums Vagrants Oot-door Paupers Non-resident Paupers Cost of Out door Relief for Fortnight. 1911, £431 12 1910. £382 8 DERBY CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. Kco tpte ...