... WORKHOUSE 5 o’clock on Sunday afternoon Charles Edwin New (26), an ex-soldier, called at the keeper’s lodge in Highgate Woods, and, addressing the keeper, said ; I want you to give in charge.” “Why?” asked the keeper, and the man answered: “About 2 o’clock ...

... WORKHOUSE. REPLY TO RECENT CRITICISMB. 'OIIPARISON WITH OTHER UNIONS. Mr. A. Sutcliffe (chairman of the House `onimittee) said that at the last meeting of he Board they had some rather strong critiism from their friend, Mr. Sutcliffe, from Ithickshaw ...

... OUSE Found Without Hat Or Windsor Boarc of Guardians are anxious a to discover ths identity cf man whe. he has been in the workhouse fer necriy a fortninht, has not spcken a word. He was first seen sitting on a seat near the Long Walk. not tar from Windsor ...

... At the Workhouse Christmas “was as @Njoyably #pent at the G bber-street Im’:lm :&-M The kmu'ne-oc{zl \'mtg;t.uxd frs furnished the means viding each %:-.u.wib - seasonable {x':le present. while the catering of the staff sypplied them with a feust: worthy ...

... these light nights.” The extra hour will be most epprecieted on wireless nights. There is e@ loud cet at the Beckett Street Workhouse, and it is turn which comes ehout conos a week. round the institution, eech section « Then, says the Master, it is certain ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. CASE EX-ARMY MAN TO BE GONE INTO At ROTHERHAM. At meeting of the Rotherham Board Guardians, yesterday, Mr. J. Jones drew attention to tbs ease of an able-bodied inmate, who had served 16j years the army, and was discharged in 1917. They ...

... The deferidant said that whe n he returned me from’ work ‘his wife complsined to him \t the workhouse master had winked at hor. therefore went. to the workhouse with his fe to see Mr. Noten, the master. ~’ an, nped out from behind +h hit hie erifea. ne ...

... THE WORKHOUSE the motion Rev. If. A. K. Hawkins, Vicar of Kilburn, the Thirsk Board of Guardians yesterday decided twenty votes four, thai I>eer should supplied at the Christmas dinner the workhouse thoec imitates who wished have it. Mr. Hawkins said ...

... At the Workhouse. INMATES' NAPPY TIME. On Christmas Day. the inmates of the Barnsley Law Irstitotion-IC6 men, 107 womer, and 110 children—were given the usual extra diet. The nursing stet/ were responsible for tie attractivo decoration of the cards, and ...

... WORK HOUSE. Emmanuel Marsh, a young Pontefract who has been convicted for attacking his fellow inmates in the local workhouse, was again brought up before the borough magistrates to-day, this time on a charge of unlawfully wounding Thomas Lawson Roheon ...

... At the Workhouse. The Inmates of the Barnsley Poor Law Institution had their meal Christmas fare on Boxing Day. when the following assisted In the serving: Alderman O. Hray. J.P. (chair. man), Mr. W. Neale (viec-chairman), Mrs. Harris, Messrs. Peekett ...

... + • In the Workhouse. LAST week 21 Halifax unemployed entrued the Workhouse, and some :lave eitlee been toand employment. Others have left the Institution, the number remaining in morning being only eve. ...