... WORKHOUSE. An inquest wa■ held on Thursday after. noon by the Coroner. Mr IL C. Yowls. at the Knutetord Workhouse, on the body of Ann Herrman, an mutate of the Linton, who died suddenly on Tuesday morning. The Mrseier (Mr Earewooni said deceased wes admitted ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse the observance of Xmas is no half and half business, for there, everybody enters thoroughly into the spirit of the season, and aided by the generous help of those outside, who do not forget their obligations to others ...

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... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. J. Clews reported that be had inspected the Workhouse, and found everything clean and satisfactory, and the inmates were comfortable. The Master reported that there were 78 inmates (30 men, 28 women, and 20 children), compared with ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The first business the agenda Was the question of the lighting of the workhouse by electricity. The chairman said that as Mr. Lawless was present and w..is anxious to get away by train they could facilitate him by dealing with the matter ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. In submitting the report of the Visiting Committee, Mr. Mamie said that the Rev. Father Brown's remark with reference to the business of the committee baring to be deferred owing to there not being a quorum had resulted in a good attendant ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Visiting Committee recommended the acceptance of the tender of Messrs. P. Birch and Sons, of Aaltbourne, for the rebuilding of • wall at the workhouse, the amount being £3l.—The recommendation was agreed to. The Master reported that ...

... OF THE WORKHOUSE. The usual fo- tnightly m eting of the members of the Windsor Bard of Guardians took oa^e in the Boardroom of the Workhouse, Old Windsor, on Tuesday. The Chairm in (Mr. A. Robinson) wesided, and there were also present Mr. F. J. Pat on ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk reported that Miss A. M. Malkin had resigned her position as nurse at the Workhouse, as she wished to improver her position. He understood that Mr. Hyde had someone in view. EXCEPTIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT OWING TO THE COAL STRIKE. t ...

... hod Mr. Long, in the same period, had paid £4 Pelly, 135 non-able-bodied, 13 able-bodied, a cbildren. yinch THE WORKHOUSE. Vash The Workhouse Master's report stated the two weeks ending Saturday last there | admitted 7, discharged 13, leaving 120 ber of ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The spirit of Christmas had laid firm hold of the ulwood Workhouse, and had entirely, transformed the huge pile Walling Streetroad into home joy. Inc work of decoration carried in «v department has alwavs been feature of the institution ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that there were in the Workhouse 139 inmates as against 140 at the corresponding period feet year ; the vagrants had increased from 27J to 262. Ile bad also pleasure in stating that he remised 104 for the sick and infirm ...