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... THE WORKHOUSE DONKEY Scenes from John Arden's new play-- at the Copacabana Club. Below left: Frank Finlay as the Donkey himself, an old Labour town councillor. Below Robert Stephens, Alison Leggatt and Marion Mathie THE third production of this year's ...
... KING EDWARD'S VISIT TO THE NEWMARKET WORKHOUSE King Edward visited the Newmarket Union Workhouse the other day and wrote a testimonial on its merits, which we reproduce above. The Standard relates the following incident in connection with his Majesty's ...
... London's Greatness Thousands of poor Londoners will spend their Christmas in the workhouse, and indeed many will think themselves lucky to spend it there, for the workhouses have more applicants than they can find room for. Those unfortunates who fail to ...
... Mutiny veterans in Hyde Park I found to my regret that no small number of them had come up from the workhouse, and at the end of the day had only the workhouse to look forward to for the remainder of their lives. A strong feeling has been aroused in many quarters ...
... object of obtaining cinematograph records of Vesuvius. A hunt meet at Chertsey Workhouse. Last week Mr. J. Hutchinson Driver took his pack of harriers to the Chertsey Workhouse, and is here seen serving out presents to the inmates. ...
... never a home: Abandon hope, all ye who enter here, might have been written over the gates, for this was once the workhouse-- Thame Workhouse, Oxfordshire. We know that the more fortunate meant well when they built these chains of institutions across the ...
... Please, sir, I want some more. The scene in the workhouse, which Dickens drew with such ironic vividness and indignation, shoivs the waif Oliver pleading for more gruel from the stony-hearted workhouse master (Kenneth Downy) Don't Artful Dot picturesqu ...
... eventually CHARLES DICKENS' 44 Oliver Twist, in case you don't know it, is briefly, the story of a foundling born in a workhouse. Apprenticed t to an undertaker, he runs away to London, becomes involved with the notorious Fagin and his gang of young ...
... for DECIDING TO LIVE CHRISTMAS DAY in the workhouse. A feature of his plan for a six weeks' tramp, with an allowance of 2s. 6d. a day for all expenses, was his determination to spend Christmas Day in the Workhouse. PROFESSOR H. E. ARMSTRONG, F.R.S. for ...
... on being disillusioned, finds that, although poor in pocket, he still possesses the love of the little maid a despised workhouse girl named Kitty Miss Dorothy Minto). ...
... famous battle of Navarino, out of which there sprang the modern kingdom of Greece. You may, however, go to the St. George's Workhouse in Fulham Road and find one-- aged William Doran, who was a powder-monkey on the Genoa man-of-war. She suffered very heavily ...