... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas lithe Workhouse was a very pleasant time for the inmate., and the genial Master (Mr J. Statham) informs us that he has no hesitation in asying that it was all round the best and most comfortable time he remembers at this institution ...

... WORKHOUSE. A number of inmates at Canterbury Workhotain have been giving trouble, neeessltaUng the MMUS, log of a special meeting of the local Board of Guardian% On Tourney eleven able-bodied men reined to I eat their dinner, their contention being that ...

... and two children had been inmates of the Pontypridd Workhouse since March last, and the cost of their maintenance amounted to £l7. Defendant had been requested by the Master of the Workhouse to take his family away, but he had refused to do so. It was also ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The lot of the inhabitarits was made as bright and cheering as circumstances would permit. In the early morning thre: Masses were celebrated, which weree attended by all the healthy inmates. At the meals’ dufing the day extra rations ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Alderman Jelky moved pro forma “That the Guardians consent expenditure of eum not exceeding £8,561, and in connect ion with erection of a workhouse for the parish, pursuance of order the Local Government Board, dated 11th day of December ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. 11,1 s issue as happy a passible for or Bridges.! Worsham., etion b.issg 0y oar. Mrs. D. J. Gamma, 1140 umaer aid man, and helpers to edit to 01 110: mid liana pauper.. All the tams.. sole tlllllllllllllSs 01 their praise ot the kindly ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. I The festive season duly honoured at the Grantham Wo:khouse, where the inmates had a jolly tune. On Christmas' morning all the M.. in the infirmary received a Christmae card, kindly sent by . Mies J ohnston, and line Elmer° sent 1 presents ...

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... OF THE WORKHOUSE MASTER AND INDUSTRIAL 'TRAINER. We understand that Mr. Blake, Master the Workhouse, ha. tendered his mogoation to the Guerdtoae. end tbm Kn. Blake trill alto reaps her pownoo as industrial trainer. The news of lions will emus both surprise ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The annual New Year*s treat to the inmates of the Shepton Mallet Workhouse, took place on Monday evening, when admirable programme had been provided by the energy of Mr. and Mr. Dix, ably assisted by the officers. The funds for the feast ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The arrangements made lor celebrating Christinas at Workhouse were much predated by the who number about 260. The principal event of the day was the dinner, wh.ch was substantial feset. Among those who carved served were tlie chairman of ...

... TO THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman said whew Mr. Baldwyn Flewirq was at the House he mad.• reeoriunewda- bons as to the repairs required to the remises. Tbey requeood Mears. Hooky and flayter, se practicet to so into the matter, and wino Mcnald he dcne. They ...