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... The Workhouse. It will seen, that the subject of a new workhonse was incidentally mentioned the meeting; of the Court Guardians on Tnesday. It must, we are well aware, under the present pressure from high poor-rates, be very unpopular topic: but is one ...
... The Workhouse. Christmas D*y the dreary roaad of Workhouse life received bright and pleasant variation. Thanks to the exertions of the Guardians, the Mayor, and many of our townsmen. The 500 inmates spent happy day on Monday. Blank walls were concealed ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. On recommendation of the Staff Committee (Rov. J. 8. Tresrlowyn, chairman) it was agreed that Building Committee requested to take into consideration the necessity for providing common room for the use of the Workhouse staff: that every ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Sib,—On Wednesday evening, the House Committee received further tenders for grocery; the result being, that we are to pay 13d. per lb. for pepper, which hitherto was charged 20d.; lor blue, we are to pay Is. per lb., and it was 25.; for ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The arrangements made lor celebrating Christinas at Workhouse were much predated by the who number about 260. The principal event of the day was the dinner, wh.ch was substantial feset. Among those who carved served were tlie chairman of ...
... WORKHOUSE NORWICH The inmates of the Norwich Workhouse bad Moir usual dinner of old English fare on Christmas day mod beef, pork, and mutton. plum pudding. &c., krith a plentiful supply of nil kinds of vegetables. The ti aanlians present included the ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Thanks to the kindness of the chairman of the B-rerd and Mrs. the Mayor (R. Martins, Esq.), aud several of the Guardians, the of tne Workhouse spent truly enjoyable Christmas-day, pleasant memories of which they are likely to retain tor ...
... WORKHOUSE. THE BUDGET STATEMENT. ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Great preparations wets mads for the doe observance of Christmas tide, and visit Christmas Eve found all hands busy getting ready for the morrow, the capacious larders and kitchens there wars hogs joints of beef, pork, and mutton ior ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Amidst the general festivities characteristic of Chriatmss-day, the inmates of the were means forgotten. A special dinner was provided for them, and this consisted of roast beef, plum puddings, and allowance half pint of ale each adult ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. The following recommendations will be received from the House Committee in favour of carrying out further repairs to the Laundry, painting tbe men’s day rooms, and advertising for tenders, paying the Matron five guineas for extra services ...
... WORKHOUSE. A letter was received from the Local Government Board stating that they offered no obtion to Mr. Heaid remaining in office until the end of this month. The Rev. F Jickiiug remarked that at their next meeting the Board would proceed to the election ...