... WORKHOUSE At. of Forehoe Guardians The Rex. J, Turner called attention to the fact thet an inmate named Elizabeth claimed to be within a menth of hecoming a eentenarian, and suggested thet the Board ehonkd take steps to celebrate the old lady's 20th birthday ...

... WORKHOUSE. Air. H. Barclay at Occasion*! Court held at Cromer Thursday afternoon, Richard Purcell Preston, cook, was charged with refusing task work at the Workhouse, West Beckham, earlier the day. Helms lev. the porter at the*„rkhmiee. stated that defendant ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Vice-chairman suggested that the Building Committee should meet again after the Board, further consider the question the alterations to the Workhouse drainage. The Chairman said the great difficulty the committee was the present position ...

... 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 ...

... PAINTING THE WORKHOUSE Mr. A. Raekham reported that three tenders had been received for painting the xterior of the Workhouse, and he recommended that the tender of Mr. Cepling of Loddon be accepted at 1. This was agreed to. ...

... WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. A letter was received from Captain Harvey. advising that future should made acquainted with proposed structural alterations to the workhouse, so that he might a position to advise the Local Government Board in case of enquiry. IAYINQ ...

... WORKHOUSE LAUNDRIES. The Clerk submitted a circular letter from the Poplar Board Guardian* advocating the placing under inspection by inspectors under the Home Office of workhouse laundries and other shops. This was recommended by the General Purpose* ...

... WORKHOUSE LANE. The Chairman moved—** That application be made the Rural District Council take over the road leading the Workhouse, known as Workhouse Lane.” Mr. Rivett—Who doe? the road belong to? The Chairman—That a matter tor after consideration. Mr ...

... WORKHOUSE, Mr. E. I?. Goldapink presided over meeting of Harti**mere Board of Gnardiune 1 the Town Hall, Eye, Monday, for the pur* pose selecting candidates for the office Master and Matron of Eve Workhouse. There were 32 applications, and the foliowing ...

... WORKHOUSE “RESISTERS.” Richard Thos. Brown and Joseph Hutchinson, tramps, were charged with refusing task work at the Workhouse. West Beckham, on January 18th. From the evidence of Walter Emery, the master, it appeared that when work was given them to ...

... NORWICH WORKHOUSE OUTING. ENJOYABLE DAY AT WHITLINGHAM. incrwmg incom#. Th« *irl« «n«l Britjriiw*. It i«.«ll L’ij-'vjEi. wom(>n Mrll 1(1,, wwk, «o that ob« or otob oquoak. and thia i» not * '“l*“' two hondrod pounds » mar paid into »m»Wpea found phonograph ...

... VOTERS IN WORKHOUSE. The Visiting Committee direction* that any intnateH the WorkhoiMte who were on the voters* lists should allowed go out ’he election day the care a person their vote; the voter to return the bouse soon possible. POLITICAL MISSES FIRE ...