... dietaries in workhouses. the offices of the Local Goiernment Board yesterday, conference took niece between Mr. Grant Lawson, M.P., Parliamentary Secretary, Dr. Downe, Fuller. Mr. Lockwood, and Mr. Lloyd Roberta, renreesntine the Local Oorernmcnt Board ...

... THE WORKHOUSE AS AN HOTEL Some interesting facts out during hearing at the Thames Court yesterday_ of a charge against a casual pauper named William Smith alias John Jones, who charged with giving a false name for the purpose of obtaining relief. Mr. ...

... OVERCROWDED WORKHOUSE- A airance state of affairs in the Kingston-on- Tbarnea Workbouso wo* disclosed yesterday, when the unrdian* were suniroonod at the police court by the Malden and District Council for erecting certain buildings which were pot in ...

... THE WORKHOUSES AND MISSIONS. Special fare was dispensed at the workhouses, aud. thanks the generosity of thoughtful donors, useful articles were distributed amongst the inmates. In several of the workhouses Christmas trees were laden with good things ...

... WORKHOUSE ROMANCE (From Our Grants for Harbour.—Th« Pwllheli Council, when the late Mr. Ritchie was at the Board of Trade, received grants of £22,500 towards the Pwllheli Harbour Works. At meeting the town council Tuesday night it was stated that letter ...

... CHILDREN AND THE WORKHOUSE. Dr. Maensmara. M.P., Camberwell Pleasant Sunday Evening gathering yesterday upon Some thoughts on the of the Poor Law eyvhem. said that the principle of good government m all departments was aetiva and unflagging public teresl ...

... HAMMERSMITH WORKHOUSE. OPENING BY PRINCESS HENRY. A thorourtlT •od woikhoinr and iDfirmary for Hommerimitk woo br Pi inert* Henry of ■otlonbei* yettorday afternoon. Her Royal Hif*o*» *rrired at Hock, and. after ditaranl oßaala had been preaaaud, aka ...

... ABOLITION OF WORKHOUSES TO THE EDITOR OF THE Mr,—l read with ecmriderabto pleasure letter appeared your i*ue the End inst., tinned M Monte Video.** Tbe writer mentions the migra- tion of his other parts of the world. He mentions the work dons the post ...

... WORKHOUSE SCANDAL. MYSTERIOUS ENTRIES PORTERS BOOK. A*, th« West Ham Workhoasc, Local GoNenuneDt Board inquiry wa» held, bj Mr. E. P. Bard, to the oonl oum>r? at infirmary tot tlio half-year endod Michaelmas. 1905. Mr. Bonia-Bolfc. the auditor, had reported ...

... WORKHOUSE BAND BOYS. Eight more lads are being sent from the Lambeth Poor lax Schools to Army bands. If possible they will be enlisted in the Ist Sherwood Foresters. ...

... BEL3IONT WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. Mr. 3. S. Oxley, a Local Government Board inspector, yesterday opened an inquiry at the Belmont Workhouse, Sutton. Surrey. into the eirctun• stances which led to the recent disturbances at that institution, resulting in the ...

... SLICIDE IN A WORKHOUSE. A eeptuagesarian inmate of Usioo Workbratee. C'hatbant. Willi Thnniar. committed enieido is that is.faut 60 u su4d•y. was found by of nurear .11 op of around lila nett, • psi- Th. nurse promptly cid: the and called a doctor ...