... . WORKHOUSE WIDOWS MITE FOB- WOUiMDJii ) SULUUiiKO . The Committee of tho Constance Road Workhouse of the- Carnberwell Guardians havo received a letter in tho following terms from an inmate ; — Dsae Gentlemen . —Will you please 1 accept the widow ' ...

... WORKHOUSE. At Frome Boaz.' a Guarthaas krubght.) meeting, held ou Tuesday at a,. °floes, under the presidency of M. E. E. Pr ter, J.P., the Workhouse ruportea that when they visited the House they saw ex-Artny man named Ball. who said he had been et the ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Christinas celebrations at Gloucester Workhouse were carried out much in the same good old way, and everything possible was done to contribute to the happiness the inmates. The Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith) and their ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. There is one day of the year at any rate when the Workhouse is not the dark and gloomy piece of popular conception. That Chnsintss Day. Thu* year the murinary and house had. as uaua.', been brightly J; thrr« was, thanks to gene runs ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. (.Iristian:is morning the Mayor tAidertnan J. North), aecompanied by the Mayorge*, paid his customary visit to the Workhouse. They were reoeivcd by the medaeal superintendent, 1)r Hadley, Mr. Walter Smith (chairman of the Board), Councillor ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the Ashbonrne Workhouse. inmates. through the kindness of many gdamtudt•lmits's the excellent arrangements. of Mr. and Bryan (the master and matron), were Lab!. Ws. kbreakfast, _ to enjoy a Most happy Christians. After ask ' fast ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Again at the workhouse later in ihe evening, Mr and Mrs Brooke were busiiy engaged for a considerable time distribut. ing some of the *‘ good things ™ provided by bis lordship. Rumours that this yea:’s treat would not be up 10 what it ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The old people in Marylebone Road once more kept their (Arista:um in spite of the war and the food scare. Although every effort made to enmire their comfort and comparative happiness on this one great festival of the year. yet it muet ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The at Moieties fsetitution for the Poor speed • very harpy time Or Christina* Les Manta Claus (Wr. Moreton) elated the and Air it-dieted tors sod markings to the eliiklem. At the Institution for the SI spa sod erre distributed women ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. As usual the inmates of the Faversham Workhouse spent a very happy time, and the usual ChAstmas fare provided by the Guardians thoroughly enjoyed. On Christmas morning there was a service in the chapel, conducted by the Rev. C. M. S ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. It would have been difficult to find a more Christmasey atmosphere than that at the Northampton Workhouse, where the day was observed right merrily. There were seasonable decorations of charming design in every part of the house. The entrance ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The innmtes of the Gloucester Workhouse rvirv reason be grateful for the arrangements by Hie Guardians and officials for their comfort and entertainment. Iturhig the day the following Guardians and friends visited the mstitulion : The ...