... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that periodicals for the inmates had been received from Mr. and Mrs. Field and Mr. F. Jackson. _yhe number of inmates was 91 (41 men, 32 women, and 18 children), compared with 71 (32 men, 24 women, and 15 children) a ...

... The Workhouse, At the former institution, tb© Christmas dinner, as usual, consulted of roast beef and plum pudding for those in the main building, and rabbits for those in th© hospital wards. There were 980 inmates. a decrease of 33 as compared with last ...

... WORKHOUSE 400 inmates Get Out Jump from Window An alarming fire broke Workhouse, Tredegar, serious injury to Hannah j lesser injuries to the mas] The fire started in the room, where the outbrea: o'clock in the morning. promptly set to work, and ing on ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. It was reported that Mr. P. Bonnie, of Shirley, and Mr. J. Howard. of Braesington, had visited the Workhouse, so d both had re. corded in the visitors' book their satisfaction with the management and cleanliness of the institution. Mr. ...

... billiard table for the use d the °Sows at the workhouse. LABOUR SUPERINTENDENT. Mr. A. J. Harries, an *Meer —. at prement enintornd at Sturm irton Newton, wan a ppoi nted labour superintendent at tile My Workhouse. LOSS OF A BAG. PEMBRO/CF.SFIIRE MAN AND RAIL ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The spirit of Christmastide was observed in a traditional manner at the Workhouse. Throughout the institution the decorations were of a seasonable character, with mottoes and sentiments which are always uppermost in one’s mind this time ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The Ilaster's book contained the following details regarding the inmates in the Workhouse. First. week : Inmates 305, increase of two over the corresponding week of last year ; casuals 59, decrease 6 ; infirmary patients 124, increase 11 ...

... weeks later she was in Bolton Workhouse. Counsel: At that time was your income between £l,OOO and £2,000 a year?—Yes. Counsel said the reason she was there was that she. attempted to commit suicide. Pathetic Letter From Workhouse. Mr. Williams read a letter ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. w.i( reported that the population of lb' Woikhouae was now 174, against 152 the correapunding peiiod laat ; while the other hand the tramps bad d sued fr.m to 137. Attenti'n waa called to tba large number of inmates, eapeeiaUy the Aajlniu ...

... a living, was c En with attempting to commit suicide by cuttin his throat with a knife in Horn- dean Workhouse on Friday. The evidence of the Workhouse Master (Mr. G. E. Westbrook), Dr. Nash, and looked ill, was admitted to the casual ward P.C. Pawling ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. As in previous years. the scene at the Work house was obe of atrimation and joy throughout the day. The various &par:most& were splendidly decorated by the matron, the nurses, and the industrial trainer, arid everything looked bright and ...

... At the Workhouse. During the festive season thoughts generally turn to those less fortunately placed, and 'he inmates our public in. etitutions rightlL hay.! a, premier place in our consideratia It can be very truly taid that at this joyous period everything ...