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... WORKHOUSE. BLOFIELD UNION. CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF Board of Guardians of tlia Union I will, their WEHKI.Y MEETING, be held the Globe Inn, at Blofteld, on Tuesday, the day of March next, receive Tenders for the supply of such quantities the under-mentioned ...
... WORKHOUSE. PAUP£H CHOKED AT OULTO!^ Mr. C. W. Chaston (Coroner) held inquest on M >ndiy at the Workhouse, Ouiton, as to the death of William Smith, aged l!3 years, a widower and Army {tensioner. Ho had Been an inmate of the House since June sth, 11X11 ...
... WORKHOUSE. The Board confirmed, on the recommendation of the Workhonse Committee, the appointment for a month of Mr. T. J. Wolveridge and Mrs. Hook, as temporary substitutes of the Master and Matron of the Workhouse, in consequence of their serious illness ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Master presented hi* renort for the quarter ending September 27th. which was as lollows Number of paupers at the commencement of the quarter .. .. .. 253 Number admitted during the quarter .. Number boro .. .. .. .. 158 Total ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. of the tAlr. Owens) reported that the number inmates during the second week the quarter was against 69 the corresponding week of last year. Ten tramps wero relieved during the past fortnight, against 1 last year. POOR-LAW UNIONS. The Clark ...
... WORKHOUSE. On one day in the year at least the Norwich Workhouse has some attractinns for the outsider ; and that lineation is her Majesty's birthday. Any visitor who le fortunate enough to receive a cannel invitation on this red letter day cannot ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmas Day waa kept ia tims-honoured style Ou.ton Workhouse. The dining-halls were teats fully decorated the Master and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. i«. CleverUy;. o««iaJs, and inmatee. Appropriate motteea were hung upon the walla and in the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. On* the largest dinner parties in the city was the one who met in the dining-room of the Norwich Workhouse. There were 213 men in the dining-room proper, 108 women, and children. In the infirmary and sick room there were another 128. and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates the Workhouse, numbering nearly 600, were enabled, the orders of the Board of Guardians, to keep Christmas day in a joyous manner. The large dining hall had been profusely decorated the officers of the establishment with evergreens ...
... Mr. R. Stannard, bread for the Workhouse, at la. 31, per etone; Hour for out-relief for Dowobam District, la. 4d. per stone; and for the Hilgay and Districts, at la sd. per stone. Mr. F. Heading, floor for the Workhouse, 225. Bir sack ; and for the and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read an application from the Clerk to the Board ol Guardians, for three quarters of acre ot laud to be added to the present site of the workhouse, comprising the plantation on the south side of the building. After a dicussion ...
... WORKHOUSE. NOTICE harebv gieen that tha Board oi ttusrdians the aboea Cman, at their meeting woo held the 13. h day of Match, IbOO. wiU receive IENuLK* for tha Warkhousa U*a Laion, ter the Uuarter cemmcacing tha 27th March m»t., and ending the June following ...