... about 55 years of age, and had been at Bedale Workhouse 01 and ¢he was a most ard and as the matron (Mrs. Gray) is unwell her services will be much missed. Ay fon was 2. native of Thirsk, was m1 liked the workhouse inmates and by her employers. ‘The man Dixon ...

... attention. Alderman Senior said he should want explanation as to why the Workhouse authorities refused to admit the old man. It was decided that shoiad be taken to the Workhouse in a cab. HOPE’S ANCIENT CHURCH. [Block : L«a*, Ltd. Mr. E. Willoughby Firth ...

... 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. At Grantham yesterday Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of Suffocation in consequence of being choked by a piece of bread in the case of Richard Smith, aged 40, native of Spittlegate, Grantahm. The evidence showed that deceased, who was imbecile ...

... WORKHOUSE. Guardians’ Close Vote. The Bake well Workhouse Master yesterday asked the Guardians grant the inmates the customary extra fare at Christmas, together with the allowance from the Queen’s Recreation Fund, for toys, as previously. asked for definite ...

... WORKHOUSE. Boston Roadman's Sad End. inquest yesterday the body . aged 70. wr.t-v t«H »■ Ikislon ITnion Rural Histnct . 1 suicide b»i.»ng h.mwlf in “;* b . . the eoipae reroamod Ik-I .t sas ferret, .be eye jin; dead ««. lbe arhib* tbe theeks .jeoeased ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE Tor SIX MONTHS, from (he Ist April next. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MEAT, POTATOES AND ONIONS, TOBACCO. SNUFF. AND MATCHES; FISH. POULTRY. AND ICE; INMATES’ TEA, OFFICERS’ TEA. YEAST. COKE. AND FIREWOOD. For TWELVE MONTHS from (h* Ift April ...

... various servants the workhouse to cyarudo having been kept for the of killing rats who were attacking the poas in the workhouse garden. Thursday Bryan said wanted a jug of hot water try sample oafe au lait which had been sent to the workhouse. Subsequently the ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. For SIX Mom GBOOERIES, EGGS. MEAT, POT SNUFF and MATCH: INMATES’ TEA, For TWELVE UNIFORM MATKRIAL, SHOES, LEATHER BRUSHES, BASKETS, OOAL, CHINA EXTRACT. OILS INLS, DRUGS, THE For SIX Months BREAD, MEAT. MONGKKT, MA BG For TWELVE BOYS’ ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. Workhouse, Fir Vale, Sheffield, December, 18S9. Sir, —Will you allow me, on behalf of the inmates this workhouse, to once more tree pass on your kindness, and appeal to your readers for any zincs, illustrated papers, or pictures, they ...

... WORKHOUSE Notice is Hereby Given, tint the Firvale Workhouse will be OPEN FOR VISITATION by Ratepayers THIS DAY. Admission, without ticket, between 2 and o'clock Persons under 18 not admitted. parcels allowed. By Order of the Guardians, ALBERT EDWD. BOOKER ...

... At the Workhouses. The masters of the two Sheffield workhouses were responsible for the people urder their charge. and each had separate books to fill in. Every bunilding with over 100 persons inside is regarded as an institution for census purposes, ...