... 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 ...

... yard. with grass lawn and trees, for the old ladies’ sole use. It would be impossible to speak of the workhouse without a reference to the workhouse babies. There are about 50 of them, of all ages, from a few days up to a month old. The babies B R A a@» ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. It wa, . decided that the thanks of the Board be conveyccl to Nurse Munn. 117. Bri.l- ; Mr. Bright, 94, Ruahey Green Mies Oinipton, 87, Torridon-road; Mr. 47, Mount Pleasant-road ; and Mrs. Sexton. 27, Deere-street. for papera and periodicals; ...

... WORKHOUSE. From dawn till midnight yesterday rain fell continuously in the neighborhood of Chatsworth, and all thought of ontdoor recreation was abandoned. The King and the members of the house party had perforce to content themselves with indoor ent ...

... 1E WORKHOUSE The uildings of the workhouse are uite ned ecparate from the and are ‘o the nortbern tron of the site, with the _teeption only o the receiving bloc k, whie is combined with the r’s lolge, placed the south-east angle o he site, and the only ...

... Workhouse. The committee have held 12 ordinary meetings during the year, and also a special meeting for the call-over of inmates. Number of Inmates.—The average number of inmates for the year ended Lady Day, 1910, including those boarded out during the ...

... WORKHOUSE charge. Forms of Tenders cortaining full particulars for the guidance of persons desirous of tendering can be obtained on application to Mr. ‘T'hacker, as below. Persons tendering will be required to declare in their Tenders ihat they pay such ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE. • Notwithstanding the ret.uke of the Ministry of Health and the criticism tn the Houst of Commons on lbursday, Lichfield Guardians yesterday passed a resolution by a majority of two to one not to grant out•relief to the wives and families ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Did you have any Xmas pudding ? we queries', of a sharp, bright-eyed boy, who replied with a wink which was gloriously suggestise of infinite satisfaction and repletion. That wink Was illustrative of the frame Of mind of all (with ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. (Henry Jrfu. Hodges, 30, Übonrer, was dhorgrf warrant, Mr. Roe?, SiaifMig and tefl Ks wik three cSaldren to the paridi wVsnglon. Mr. S. Y. Tilley, prosecuting for Ore Bt-ud of Gnardtaos, said tiiat Mai last ! nrisoner’s wife and two children ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSES. For the benefit of whom force of circumstances has compelled to seek the shelter of the workhouse, or the workhouse infirmary, the Boards of Guardians for the districts Southwark. Lambeth and Camberwell have, as in past years, made ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE The Ulitiis of the Workhouse of the Bromley Union for the past forty years. has been Mr. C. W. Gedney. Recently he made his annual appeal for Christmas boxes for the Workhouse children and the poor folk in the House at Locksbottom, and ...