... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates the Workhouse, numbering nearly 600, were enabled, the orders of the Board of Guardians, to keep Christmas day in a joyous manner. The large dining hall had been profusely decorated the officers of the establishment with evergreens ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Tub Goabdians Bide the Inmites li»ppf, by excellent dinner of rout beef, plumb poddlDf, and ale. Nothlof coaid appur to more comfortable then the men, women, and children, who dined the seme room. The Governor was eresent, and conrteouily ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE Th* proceedings at this institution in Bowthorp*-road eonnection with the Coronation war* confined to th* carrying out of th* unfinished programme of June xfth. During th* breakfast, which consisted th* ordinary far*, all th* inmates ...

... WORKHOUSE. On one day in the year at least the Norwich Workhouse has some attractinns for the outsider ; and that lineation is her Majesty's birthday. Any visitor who le fortunate enough to receive a cannel invitation on this red letter day cannot ...

... THE WORKHOUSE OF THE DISSOLVED OUILTCROSS UNION, KEN NINO HALL, NORFOLK. About 3i Miles from HarUng Bead and Ecclea Road SPECIAL SALE FOE EWES AND LAMBS. ATTLEBOROUGH QALTER, SIMPSON, k SONS beg announce that they will held the above Sale On hubaday. ...

... WORKHOUSE. FATAL FALL AT LINGWOUD An inquest was held at Lingwood Workhouse on Friday, before Mr. Coroner Culley, on the body of Elizabeth Ayden, aged 85 years, who died from the effects of fall, which she fractured her thigh bone. James Edward Eastwood ...

... WORKHOUSE. THE BRABAZON SOCIETY, VISIT FROM LADY BATTERSEA. Duly Battersea on Thursday opened exhibition and sale of work, which wau held by permittMeu of the Hoard of Guardians in the Norwich Workhouse. The articles for sale cons sted of fancy work. ...

... WORKHOUSE. SINGULAR .DEATH AT NORWICH Mr. B, A Bigwold, tho City Omomr, held isqoiry Nmwioh riorkisg thedaathef Jess arena, lamsta, 88 ags, who dtsd sftsnoon from Aastmoof Bar. Csesn Oopsmea sad Mr. W. O, Osldard, Ohataasa aad Viso-Cbrirmss fas Board ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. On all hands at Yarmouth one heard that generally things had been much brisker than had been the case for some season® back. Tradesmen appear to have had busy time, and the Yuietide has been spent a happier and brighter manner The weather ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Medical-officer having presented a report on children's diseases, Mr. Kerry Rix thought the Medical-othcer should report concerning the accommodation in the House for the children. They now had a modioal man with new ideas, and thought ...

... THE WORKHOUSE A vote of thanks was accorded Mrs. Fernandez, of Sm&Uburgh, for a gift of toys the children and papers the old i»eople. The number inmates during the tenth week of the quarter was against in the corresponding week of la.-t The isolation ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. A apraitl thanbfirtoc service. arraupod by Mr. A. Baron, aaa haM at tor Workhoan on a't»rn..oo, torn aaa t*vp attcodaL o( tna pablio.ana arrnai tb* Goardtao* art* ureaanl. Ih. special lorta of |T»er, aito we* by tor Br*. 8. Smith aa* appropri ...