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... the Workhouse and io the meat deal of wasted arice;nmodatio;7H , asked would it not be better as they woe goinr, to spend all that money, to consider the question as to whether they should part with the whole property and build • matter workhouse in another ...
... advise as to the defects and requirements of the Workhouse hiiilding specified in the report of the tweeter, end that such architect be instructed to submit with his report a plan of the present Workhouse premise. grounds. Mr. F. W. Klson, the Chairman ...
... Coventry Workhouse. ...
... Workhouse Preferred. onc hundred ' , Me, of Ikan Forest colliers. nearly three hundred children, were admitted to the Westbury-on-Severn poor law union iworkliou, on Friday evening. Some lanOteN, however, resolved to return to Ctn. derfo-d. Further adinio ...
... Politics in Workhouse letter wea road fram the Loca for for that as of was pronounced by the High Courts of Justice would teke pro- them for ly holding a Heme of the Irish Halland the board room under thc auspices The Sermon. Instituted by Sir John Gayer ...
... Irish Workhouse Talcs. At Monday's sitting of the Local Government Board inquiry into complaints against the administration of the South Dublin Workhouse made by a pauper, Andrew J. O'Brien, another inmate, James Bradley, said he had seen inmates drinking ...
... Wealthy Woman in Workhouse. Farnham Board Ovardiss on Thursday da Bided to charge Ma. a week for maintenance to • woman who was admitted to the workhouse in. fentary in • wretched condition, but who is stated to be well oonneeted and to have an independent ...
... the Commissioners in Lunacy who visited the ' Workhouse on June 17, and taking for the Board's observation on the same. The Commissioner Mated that at the time of his visit there were present in the Workhouse Ave males and six females of unsound mind, who ...
... 77 YEARS IN WORKHOUSE. In Bath Poor Law institutionthere died yesterday a man who for 77 years had been inmate. In a fish basket was found hanging on the railings of the institution. In it was a baby to whose clothing was pinned with the name James Simonds ...
... AT A WORKHOUSE. HOW THE INMATES WERE 'C. Fire broke out at oe So fas (Oxf re bed on Thé flames wooden beam in a of the iy ettsioed a firm hold pono pp Sigg ve the women and: others marched in pro- lanterns, cession to the Hall, hundreds of away, end were’ ...
... Puny Workhouse Beth. ha old Yorkshire cricketer, Withal' seed OP, sew an inmate of the North C gar le ttlletkhooik Bradford, was fined Bs. Bradford yesterday hr. kitoring to lake street bets. He was own whoa c . i s workhouse on tistarday to take slips ...
... THE NEW WORKHOUSE CHAPLAIN. The Rev. D Y. Evans, M.A., who was lest week appointed to the vacant Chaplaincy of roloshill Workhouse, in auoroniatt to the Rev. H. H. Devenish, became Vicar of Fokahill in UM. He was previously curate at AU Sainte, Crivestry ...