... THE WORKHOUSE. On all hands at Yarmouth one heard that generally things had been much brisker than had been the case for some season® back. Tradesmen appear to have had busy time, and the Yuietide has been spent a happier and brighter manner The weather ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Medical-officer having presented a report on children's diseases, Mr. Kerry Rix thought the Medical-othcer should report concerning the accommodation in the House for the children. They now had a modioal man with new ideas, and thought ...

... THE WORKHOUSE A vote of thanks was accorded Mrs. Fernandez, of Sm&Uburgh, for a gift of toys the children and papers the old i»eople. The number inmates during the tenth week of the quarter was against in the corresponding week of la.-t The isolation ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. W. Clark, the Master the Workhouse, reported that an accident had happened to one the old men, named James Mann, whilst employed chopping wood with another old man, one of his fingers being severed by a- blow from axe used by his comrade ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. ago claimed of entry at the Workhouse, and the of institution in Botethorpwroad had a all day. Breakfast enasprieed tea and and buttes; it best, two vegetables. and pudding were s ner erved at din, wk • I=- I piut of beer or limasede ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The children in the Norwich WorkbOnee, about 82 in number, were entertained with Christ* mas tree yesterday afternoon by the Mieses Chamberlin. Among those present were Mrs. George Chamberlin, Miss Queenie Chamberlin, the Misses Chamberlin ...

... WORKHOUSE. SEVEN PERSONS BURNED TO' DEATH. A Stafford rorrocandent telegraphs : At halt-pest es. this monung a firs Woke oat at the old infirmary a Station! Workhouse, whack was occupied by eleven m ob , aged pawns. includmg Anu Middleton, the vosklioibe ...

... THE WORKHOUSE the dissolved Guiltcross Lnion, Kepoinpa.l Norfolk, about 3*j miles from Harhug Road Eccles Stations, and from Djss. A Well-built FREEHOLD COMMODIOUS BUILDING, well suited for Training fcchool. Asylum, or auy Public Institution, might easily ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The &Wires in the Ilherwaili We khans*. alo e s Al in amber. were anheeteined with a Chrish eau tree yesterday alley*. by the ilia* A ne w Woe present were Mrs. Weirge Chualverfie e Who gnomic , Chamber,* We Mime Cionhowlia. Wre. Audrey ...

... showed what would the remit bringing children in the Workhouse. This lad had never known any home but the Workhouse. The Chairman—We meet with similar o»ce of people who were not brought up in tbo workhouse. Mr. Kerry Hi*—l not think ever met with striking ...

... NORWICH WORKHOUSE. WILT. the Friend. of CHARLES W. WILSON, of Ireat Yarmouth, who to sorimety 111. Miami communicate with the Waster. Nr. J. T. 'Tamer. ...

... WORKHOUSE MATTERS. The Master reported that old man named John Thompson was admitted to the Work house January 18th with £1 12s. in his possession, and inquired what was to be done with the money. Mr. Hewitt, relieving-officer, said Thompson had been ...