... WORKHOUSES AND THE PUBLIC. ‘At meeting the Salford Guardians vigorous protest was made against a proposal to open workhouses for general public view. The matter arose on circular from the Executive Council of the Poor law Onions, asking each Board of ...

... TRAMPS IN THE WORKHOUSE. Arising out of the usual return of the number of inmates in the workhouse. The Clerk said that this summer they had about thirty or forty more inmates in the house than previous years. How that was accounted for he did not know ...

... WORKHOUSE COMFORT. Dieted well. clothed well. work regulated if omo's strength of arm and body. dwelling is spacious abode with next-door neigh. hour to intrude upon 071. ' 14 privacy, and with an outlook upon a splendid lallSrape ant indeed are the inmates: ...

... WORKHOUSE ROMANCE. CUPID'S CIRCUIT IN DONIXJAL Th. (*Lair:nen of Ifrttvrimany Rural Coomil. at tb. Council meeting on Friday. mid he oberreed from the Het of ad-111.i004 the name of • woman who Lai been previously in the halm, but left. tad who followed ...

... conniving in the irregularities of c fellow officer engaged at the workhouse. _ _ Premed for details. the Dean of Peterborough 0.40011 that one of the women olliciala, when the workhouse was supposed to be closed, got out of the window of her room and slid ...

... WORKHOUSE WINE. YEAR OLD PORT SOLD FOR A SONG.” The Cbelimdord Guardians have ;uwt sold about .»fl bottles of port wine which they have had iu the cellar for twenty years. There would have been reason for selling the port but for the feet that it has ...

... WORKHOUSE HUNGERSTRIKER. An inmate the Friars Maid Markham Lambeth. named Martian! Mark Lawrence. is bugger-striking se a,proteirt against the mural of the authorities to provide hies with /arse tooth. nines Tuesday week he has dentinal all food ...

... THE WORD WORKHOUSE. A Liverpool message saysi—Th:. Liverpool Select Vestry after considering the Poorlaw Institutions Order. 1913. has derided is future to call the local workhouse the he atitution.' to call paupers inmates.' The qneetion whether ...

... DOG IN WORKHOUSE. The ion of wintt should he done with • shepherd's whose master had entered the workhouve, &newtlM at the Andover Board of (inordinate meeting, as a leault which the animal was taken ao as ' is• mate. The dog was taken to Andover ...

... to flakewell Workhouse iu the hope of finding a suitable wife. but found only disappointment Hope. however. springs eternal in the human breast, and Mr. Rodgers is living on in the expectation of a letter from the master of the workhouse telling him ...

... WORKHOUSE ROMANCE. There ha. ',cell u romantic miming to the eeeapade of Elis.bith Kingston, the winders; year-old inmate of Pewley Workhou,e, who. reported in the Daily Chronicle. fled from the institution diaguired as the ,on of the INlaater. The ...

... DUNGANNON WORKHOUSE, COMPLAINTS OF INFIRMARY NURSES. Dungannon, Friday, inquiry was held by Dr. E. Coey Bigger, Local Government Board Medical Inspector, into allegations preferred against Miss M‘Gaharan, head nurse the infirmary, by Miss Watt, assistant ...