... disabled In health 511 TAYLOR, Master of Workhouse. Alderman Shaw said this was • question well worth the consideration of the Board. At first sight it appeared that proottioally they had more room in the Workhouse than when they had 608 people there, but ...

... WORKHOUSE. It was stated at Worcester Watch Committee, yrcterday, that Mr. A. E. Somers, a former chief constable of the city, had died in the workhouse. He rose from the ranks, and was appointed chief in 1681. had ft small pension retirement. Mr. Forster ...

... WORKHOUSE DEMOLITION PLAN IS ...

... At the Workhouse. Christmas Day at the Workhouse has been dealt with in both song and story, but anyone wishing to get a correct idea of what takes place there should pay a visit when the inmates are assembling for dinner. There is a general look of ...

... WORKHOUSE The Workhouse Committee reported that magazines had boen received from the Key A. R. Hunt, Mrs. liodell, and Mr. G. Monk, and of oil flowers from the Rev I). Davies. Rev W A. Knight* Her W. Dawes, Mr W and the P.S.A., and the donors thereof ...

... WORKHOUSE. INQUESTS AT THE BARTON REGIS Yesterday afternoon there were three held before Dr. E. M. Groce, coroner, at Ibe Barton Regis Workhouse, EasmUe, the bodies John Harris, In case Harris, who was 48 years of age, J awes Eord. who lived Pisbpoods ...

... WORKHOUSE By the kindness of Mr. J. . Platt, Chairman of the Hammersmith Board of Guardians, and Mrs. Platt, the inmates of the Hammersmith Workhouse were regaled, on Friday last, with a capital entertainment and concert. ~ Most of the guardians and borough ...

... Workhouse The hospital chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Atherley, said that before Miss Brownlow came as matron, there was general atmosphere of unrest in the hospital. There was something not quite nice about it all. he said. Workhouse I should call it ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Deem effort was made. as in previous years, to give all the of Burton Workhouse a really happy Christmas. All the members of the sta. under the direction of the Maater and Matron (Mr. and Mrs.. Benham) Ws' themselves out to make the institution ...

... the Workhouse He was told this man had undertaken to pay for all the funeral costs. Later he went to this man, introducing himself as the chaplain, and said: I wonder if I can appeal to you to .help an old friend of mine who is in the workhouse ? ...

... In Workhouses I wish them joy of it all, said, amid cries of Shame, and cheers, lie then gave statistics showing the appalling position of the blind in this country, stating that one-third of those in London were incarcerated in the workhouses. W ...

... In Workhouse In Lunatic Asylums Vastraut Wards Out-cloor Paupers Non-resident Pauper cost of 1870—£59 0* BA.KEWELL UNION, Doc. 12, 1870 Tkc Weekly Return of Relief the Board of Guardians gives the following numbers of paupers relieved last week, the ...