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... WORKHOUSE, “I’LL HANG FOR YOU!” At Colchester Arthur King, laborer, w ...
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IN THE WORKHOUSE
... 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 ...
The Workhouse
... The Workhouse. for the ha of the in- mates of this institution at ristmastide was taken r Matron, who re- ceived jastio sul rt of the whole t inmates of the Union bulldin i spent a festive ous Christmas dinner season, complete in its teen tasted, di gested ...
WORKHOUSE
... WORKHOUSE. On Wednewlay evening a grind concert ware given to the inmates of the Workhouse. Mr. J. Dowling, one of the M.E.O.T. Guardians. gave the conceit, making the whole of the arrangements and I Pemanallp conducting the conoert. was of a very high ...
In the Workhouse
... In the Workhouse So thousands of these healthy, virile families found themselves turned out of their rooms on health grounds and flung Into the workhouse. Wives were torn from husbands. husbands from children, Furniture WAS stacked high in stables to ...
IN THE WORKHOUSES
... IN THE WORKHOUSES. CENTENARIANS, DOCTORS. AND SOLICITORS. In th» whole of the metropolitan workhouses yesterday the inmates, numbering in the aggregate many thousands, were granted special fare, the ordinary dietary table being suspended. The regulations ...
In the Workhouse
... In the Workhouse. Font hundred and sixty souls passed their Christmastide within the walls of the Queens-road House-460, who ranged from infants, 15 in all from one to two years of age, and 40 children of two to 16 onwards, to two uriree old folk of SO ...
In the Workhouse
... In the Workhouse. This is the title of a play in one act by Mrs. Margaret Wynne Nevinson, member of the Hampstead Board of Guardians, and one of the leaders of the Suffragist movement. It is the second of the new Era booklets, anl is published by The ...
THE WORKHOUSE,
... THE WORKHOUSE, The Workhouse Visiting Committee, Mesers. Kelly, Messent, and Davies, reported that they had visited the kitchen, day - rooms, laundry, worhhopc, casual wards, clothing stores, and children’s school blocks, and found everything satisfactory ...
WORKHOUSE
... WORKHOUSE. Church service at tioes.h osse wa s held on the 13th by rhe Rev. Peter Wilier, M. 1.. of Rornchurch. Mies Minnie Curtis preiodect at Nano; two sok* were ming by Mr. H. J. The service seemed to In very well by the, inmates, about he being pre ...
IN THE WORKHOUSE
... IN THE WORKHOUSE Two bright•looking little girls were brought up at Liverporl Police-court, the other day, and, on the application of an industrial school officer, they were teinnoravly committed to the workhouse. According to the dike'', who had carefully ...
To the workhouse
... To the workhouse One morning they had to hurry to Westminster Police Court to interview the magistrate about it. While they were at the court the palice saw how terrible matters were. and when the women returned it was to find constables guarding their ...