... witness the niarringe of the handsome young Master of St. Marylelione Workhouse, Lieut. 'George Hattersley and his charming bride. Mrs. Simmonds. Matron of St. Marylebone Workhouse, and widow of the late Master. The Ceremony was timed for 10.30 but as ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mr. George Dale, who has more than once given practical proof of his Interest in the inmates of the Eleaford Union Workhouse, although now one of the busiest of men, has onoe again gladdened their hearts. The night of Thursday, January 4th ...

... Workhouse. It was reported at Friday's meeting of) Bideford Board Guardians that owing to' the scarcity ibutter, the Master had been obliged to substitute margarine, jam and treacle, for the Workhouse.—(Mr. J. IM. Metherell said he foresaw that would ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The war in some measure initirfered with festivities for the Christmas season at the Bromsgrove Workhouse, where a departure had this year to be made from the old English fare of roast beef and plum pudding. Still the inmates were given ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Photograph by A. Ittomley. Mr. W. Furness. Among others present were: Mrs. • Furness, Miss Furness, Mr. George Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Eddison, Mr. W. C. Brooks, Mr. Cook, Mr. A. Willett, Mr. H. Hope, Dr. Seager, Dr. Binns, Dr. . Peacocke ...

... WORKHOUSE. At the Workhouse the inmates were -reminded of the season numerous little extras. fare was on a generous scale, while visus were paid by several members of the • °t I** 1 supplied Mr S. Mining was duly appreciated. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates at the infirmary at the Banbury Union had a very enjoyable time of it and nothing was withheld in the way of their having rational enjoyment. Of (eurse, the main body of the house being occupied by German prisoners of war, the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Photograph by A. Bottomley. MILITARY MEDALLISTS NOW AT WHITECROSS. - First Row :—Sergt..pregson, M.M. (Warrington); Mr. Wm. Furness (eluarman); Mr. Arthur Bottomley (secretary). Second Row :—Pte.,Dickey, M.M., Pte. Sawyer, M.M., Sergt. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Christmas Day was ushered in t!;e singing of carols (he children from the Children's Home, under the direction of Mrs. iNewey, their trainer. After breakfast. divine service was held in ilio dining hall, conducted the Chaplain (the i(ev ...

... WORKHOUSE Hm Bfttbdown Goudiau, their week, meeting veaterdey—Mr. Thos Clarke, IP, (Chairmen) proaiding—decided the mo» lion ol Mr, Chariea M'Gowan, J.i'.. by Mr. J. W. Eeigh, .1.1'.. in. by one-third the amount I'm e jiog the various bniidings the work ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The inmate* celebrated. Christmas Day! happily possible under the existing conditions. The Christmas fare was greatly ; owing the food restrictions. Nevertheless, there was a supply of roast beef, potatoes, and date and fruit pudding, ; ...

... en- of vocel ability them, and eo many tame bas been spent, which helps mate was eo happy thought of Mr H. G. Udell, the Workhouse Master, to invite wounded mea to a to'segale them witb tea, recently presented to the immates, etc., and the kind- ness was ...