THE CLUBMAN: Football in Portugal
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... has not been content to remain in his studio and draw upon imagination for types, but has searched alley and doss-house, workhouse and dock-side, slum and Salvation Shelter, cab-rank and coffee-stall, for his models, and has placed them before us to the ...
... Hungarian Government for its alleged responsibility for the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia IN A BUDAPEST WORKHOUSE: Another group of refugees resting after their long journey across the frontier. Those who received the expulsion order when ...
... THUMB AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE MISS HILDA TREVELYAN AND MR. NYE CHART IN MESSRS. FENN AND PRYCE'S PLAY Amanda Afflick is a workhouse child the drudge and butt of a Soho laundry. She builds herself a dream life out of penny novelettes spins romances to her ...
... SCHOOL IN VIENNA by the Nuns who are in char e of their education. FOODLESS MEN BEING SUPPLIED WITH SUSTENANCE in one of the workhouses in the Austrian capital. FORAGING FOR FOOD IN VIENNA Searching the rubbish in the market. POOR CHILDREN AND THE PICTURE ...
... BRIGADE IN THEIR BUNKS. Members of the Women's Volunteer Reserve have commenced their duties as firewomen at the Holborn Union Workhouse for aged women. They are in attendance day and night, and have sleeping accommodation in the form of bunks in the same way ...
... Gorumna, co. Galway, on May 2, 1796. He exercised his trade as a mason till three years ago, when he was forced to enter the workhouse. The Gaelic League opened a subscription for him, and last summer he was placed with a family in the town of Oughterard. ...
... is one of the treasured possessions of the Cuming MuseUm. It was mentioned by Dickens in Little Dorritt A COPPER FROM THE WORKHOUSE, MINT STREET, BOROUGH, an in stitution immortalised by Dickens in the pages of Oliver Twist THE HARE AND SUN Another ancient ...
... the Sicilians. T n The House, which represents a poor family pigging it in one room and yet sending the grandfather to the workhouse with the gravest misgivings, we have much that is lurid, but Mrs. Bill is placidity personified. The man who sat beside me ...
... fivepence. By some extraordinary oversight of the War Office, a Crimean veteran who died the other day, did not do so in a workhouse. -s A 'bus conductor, interviewed by a contemporary, said, that if women did not travel by 'bus, the traffic by that means ...
... chapel-goer is to smash his particular organisation 11 for good. For, for several reasons, what it is convenient to call the Workhouse Franchise must tend enormously to the advantage of the comfortable rich style of party. The small shop-keeping classes and ...
... new standardised road signals are to be put up at the same time. Really these Ministries will, put us all in Bedlam or the workhouse. They ^re all bent on doing their bit at our expense at the same time and in the most summary fashion, and we will have to ...