... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day—in accordance with the commendable practice observed in ttoe enlightened days—was celebrated at Ho! le Workhouse with ite usual accompaniments of festivity. The proceedings throughout the entire day were thoroughly enjoyed ...

... WORKHOUSE. A trecting of the Halifax Old-Age Pensions’ Committee was held %, Alderman Brearley u‘d‘ ein the absence of chairman, Alderman G‘;' R ‘ | 'Dte(‘mnnit?eorfllhd!&épsfim-n&.. week, one at one shilling and one &t two shillings Most of these were ...

... At the Workhouses. The masters of the two Sheffield workhouses were responsible for the people urder their charge. and each had separate books to fill in. Every bunilding with over 100 persons inside is regarded as an institution for census purposes, ...

... VACANCIES AT THE WORKHOUSE. The report also affirmed that Miss C. A. Jackson, of Falmouth, had written to the effect that it was impossible fol her to take up duties as head nurse (she was appointed at the last Board meeting) as she was run down in health ...

... PENSIONS AND THE WORKHOUSE. They had expected that Old-Age Pensions would do a great deal to ameliorate poverty, but there were many old people who could not get relatives to take them in, and they could not possibly pay rent out of bs, u week, so that ...

... ROTHERHAM WORKHOUSE. Mr, B. L. Smith presided at a ~4 the Rotherham Guardians n, Tenders were accepted for the ensuing months as follows:—Bacon, etc., P, Xd;‘ (. Hauneman, and F. J. Schonhut; rea, Johny Foxton, Thos. Chambers, Robert Gough, Bailey Bros ...

... Died in the Workhouse. He died on Tuesday from pneumonia, caused indirectly by Kinl in bed in conse quence of the burns. He had given the name and address of a person whom he said was his brother, and the Workhouse Master (Mr. Walter Tarrant) had attempted ...

... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. HORNCASTLE GUARDIANS AND PROPOSED COTTAGE HOME. ...

... the Halifax Workhouse on Sunday morning. Fdward Town, taskmaster, said the defendant M discharged from the Workhouse and as soon as be got outside he picked up a stone and hurled it Wrough the window of the casual ward office. Serst. Brier said there were ...

... VALUATION OF THE WORKHOUSE. Sir Chas. G. E. Welby presided at a fortnightly meeting of Grantham Guardians on Monday. It was reported that Mrs. Sedgwick had not accepted appointment on the Women's Committee, and the vacancy was filled by the election of ...

... The Workhouse Shadow. ) Mr. BUTCHER in supporting the reduction, suggested that vaccination officers should be allowed a fee for recording each exemption certificate. Sir ALBERT SPICER urged further a'epal for the removal of children from workhouses. Mr ...

... WORKHOUSE “PUNISHMENTS. The forinightly meeting of Lincoln Board of Guardians was held on Tuesday, Mr. J. Laverack presiding. Mr. W. Marshall (Branston) again drew attention to the number of insured persons admitted to the infirmary whose money the Board ...