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... THE WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Master reported that there wore 215 inmates in the House, compared with 210 fortnight ago, and 247 a year ago. Tho number of vagrants relieved during tno fortnight was 58, viz., men, 3 women, and 1 LUNATICS. communication ...
... IN THE WORKHOUSE. CON'CEMTS TOB TKTC PHOTL The St. Olave's (Seuthwark) Guardianj have given penr;is ...
... these light nights.” The extra hour will be most epprecieted on wireless nights. There is e@ loud cet at the Beckett Street Workhouse, and it is turn which comes ehout conos a week. round the institution, eech section « Then, says the Master, it is certain ...
... WORKHOUSE. ‘HOW I WAS RECEIVED AND ENTERTAINED. (By “THE IMPENITENT.”) “TE you come in hore to-night,” quoth the Forter, stemly, “you'll be kept in till Sunday morning, and if you don’t pick four pounds of oakum before six on right you'll be sent to ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. 1,400 PAUPERS ENTERTAINED Ewi tbw of holiday migration*. C'hriatmaa is still family festival, and botwoer. their happier lot and that the Workhouse inmate must fore® itself home to many pitying minds. the Bradford Workhouse good deal ...
... sweets and toys, books and magazines, Ac. Never were the poor people in the Workhouse so well remembered. Hie children now attend both day and Sunday schools ootstds the Workhouse, and not few of there received from their teacher* Christmas cards, by post ...
... THE WORKHOUSE Mr. Ranson said that Stansfic'ldl View was built as a workhouse and, as was the practice in the days when it was built, it was stuck up on the hillside in bleak surroundings and made as unattractive as possible externally. Whep it was handed ...
... WORKHOUSE. Guardians’ Close Vote. The Bake well Workhouse Master yesterday asked the Guardians grant the inmates the customary extra fare at Christmas, together with the allowance from the Queen’s Recreation Fund, for toys, as previously. asked for definite ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Christmae was observed in this institation in the customary fashion, every preparation being made for the comfort and enjoyment of the inmates. The dining-room wee decorated, the rafters bearing Scriptural quotations and the walls messages ...
... WORKHOUSE. Boston Roadman's Sad End. inquest yesterday the body . aged 70. wr.t-v t«H »■ Ikislon ITnion Rural Histnct . 1 suicide b»i.»ng h.mwlf in “;* b . . the eoipae reroamod Ik-I .t sas ferret, .be eye jin; dead ««. lbe arhib* tbe theeks .jeoeased ...
... WORKHOUSE. A trecting of the Halifax Old-Age Pensions’ Committee was held %, Alderman Brearley u‘d‘ ein the absence of chairman, Alderman G‘;' R ‘ | 'Dte(‘mnnit?eorfllhd!&épsfim-n&.. week, one at one shilling and one &t two shillings Most of these were ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual Christmas extras were served at the Union Workhouse, an allowance of beer being given to each adult inmate through the liberality of Mr J E Cawthorn. ...