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... STILL THE WORKHOUSE. Although the Bastille (for worknoose LS • exaggeration, then is an sic mast of truth in the term. It is a good thing that the walls are new illuminated with beautiful texts and coloured pictures, that plants and Bowers add fragrance ...
... THE WORKHOUSE STONES, Mr William Aetbury brought bofore the Board the question of the Workhouse stones, and said ho had brought the matter before the Main Roads Committee, and thoreply he got was that the understanding was that the Guardian* could their ...
... WORKHOUSE PRODIGY. Extraordinary musical talent hie been exhibited by Albert Marsh. a nine-year-old boy. Oho was born sightless. in tine custody of tile St. Albans Guardians, and they have decided to pay the scholarship examinatiun fees for him at the ...
... WORKHOUSE GRUMBLERS. Complaints be paupers of the treatment they receive hare of lite considerably increased ia number. '• All that the grumbler has to do (remarks the City Press) is to a letter to the Loeul Government Board bringing an army of against ...
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... THE WORKHOUSE CHAPLAINCY. FREE CHURCHES OFFER FREE SERVICES. To the Holywell Board of Guardians, os Friday, the Rev R. 0. William, N.A., Vim of liolywell, sad °bapleis of the Ilolywell Union Workhouse, met his of the oboe ma and the 30th of September ...
... WATERLOO AND THE WORKHOUSE. The appal en of a Waterloo veteran appeared in the Tema of Saturday, end we are it in beliberally responded to em.—Weire be sissy sow were pro. at sad is Mess ibis swim b a a. is mom it lamb of Mt as 1 bel. Min moilled mods ...
... all their lives, our old people should constantly be compelled to come into the workhouse before they died. He had nothing to say against the administration of the workhouses, but they involved 01 home, loss of independence, and the sundering of the old ...
... FATALITY AT THE WORKHOUSE. TERRIBLE FALL DOWN STONE STEPS. On Tuesday evening, at the Board-room of the Holywell Union Workhouse, an inquest was held by Mr F. Llewellyn-Jones, deputy coroner for the county, and a jury of whom Mr F. B. LOW, was foreman ...
... INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Saturday afternoon last, an inquest was held before William Davies, Esq., coroner for the county, in the Board-room of the Workhouse, on the body of James FAlmunds, aged 14 years, an imbecile, whose father resides at Flint ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. The new Chloe Farm Flchcole, erected by the Basrd of Ousrdians of tha Edmonton Union. at Enfield, were formally opened on Saturday afternoon. These school buildings contain accommodation for over 400 children, and have out including ...
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