... all night. The woman went to she workhouse, and the Poor- Law off.cials. on inspecting the goods. dimc,,verml a lu.g containlag kik/ in money. many of the coin. !wing black with age. the woman been in the workhouse she certiti.4l ineane. Tli , . guardians ...

... Children at Shadwell. John Williamson, who wounded in the Charge of I'M Light Brigade at Balaclava, his died at the Newington Workhouse. A *ooy was knocked down by a tramcar is lases-road, Islington, and draws under it. Jacks were to rai.ie the car, and the ...

... iously. There ought to be a motion now to abolish parents. said an Eton guardian, referring to • communication from the workhouse master that all the children were now taught to clean their teeth twice a day by an industrial trainer. Through a mineral ...

... 1151 7- with the same it sot sot well (bang the ••• 10, lb° —Tbe Chairs..: I did set happes to be supply el 4,5(5 10 the Workhouse swiley. here. —Capt. Suits,: I is set tight. at Is Id, was eceepted. If Mr Philip be a °weer, let hiss be If he is sot, *sore ...

... Gray tell us in three words what is the question before the country that is to be settled in January, Mr. Gray answered, Workhouses or Workshop. Ns. Caracsn.es Dr-riat. M. Winston Churchill, tolegraphing to the Liberal agent at Crewe, that a statement ...

... being hungry said thorselms, they bad determined to commit some potty so as to est locked up. Mr. Clem: Yoe skald ham to the workhouse. NlMammon: /Lad break a Imp Or oa broad sad akiP.,F. 'They taloa you bettor ia prima. 110 prieseen wn• remasdel ...

... as compared with soll during the same period lad year. VISITING. Main J. Petrie and D. Hughes reported having visited the Workhouse and Cottage Horne, where they found everything wit. factory and heard no complaints from any inmates. ...

... MAN WHO IS ALL BONE. Alban Hushbrook, an inmate ot the Workhouse luhrmary at Swainsthorpe. Norwich, is known as man.** have been turning into bone since he was sight of sge. To-day, says the Daily Sketch, - he cannot put spectacles on mikes he WWI a ...

... HOTILL. A case was mentioned in which it was stated that a Connah's Quay man had left the Workhouse and gone to sea, leaving his wife and family in the Workhouse. The man and his family entered the house owing to his illhealth. He got better and was now ...

... woßKitooSt Nor A The Workhouse Ma-ter reported that • I ssilbr from the iionnati's Quay district, who had been in the Workhouse for some time, left on September 23d, leaving here Ira wife and family. He had been working regularly since, and had sent various ...

... officer of the workhouse, was unterms. ; able to be present as be was suffering from (septic poisoning, the result of • scratch re; Delved while performing • difficult operation Dr. Eliot. es-president of Harvard on • child in the workhouse infirmary. site ...

... his wite Fanny, now an inmate of the Workhouse. 1e defendant bad been separated from his •de tor $ ,me time, and Inc had been in ipt of Out-dour relief. Owing to ill-nealth Ai, wife wa. now an inmate of tne Workhouse. the defendant was employed at Betttsfield ...