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conditions of the poor and oppressed Wapping	Workhouse, A Small Star in the East or Titbull's Alms-
The	Workhouse, also known as Greet House, in the town of S
A	workhouse also operated at nearby Caddington from 1725
aedic hospital which began life in 1852 as a	workhouse, and became a hospital in 1924.
n of London grew, so did the demand upon the	workhouse, and it became so overcrowded that in 1871 t
and "Vestry House", which has been used as a	workhouse and police station, but has been a museum si
out under a 1774 Act passed for making a new	workhouse and for "making a carriage way from the … Hi
1732 for the support of the poor both in the	workhouse and in their homes; the rate was collected b
on Reformatory grounds-primarily between the	workhouse and the brickyard and other prison-industry
24, it was the prototype of the 19th century	workhouse, and was cited by the Royal Commission on th
equently been the site of the West Ham Union	Workhouse and then of Langthorne Hospital.. Langthorne
It contains cotton factories, a	workhouse, and the Roman Catholic college of Stonyhurs
St Luke's Hospital Bradford was the Bradford	Workhouse, and was a military hospital during and afte
e Donegal County Museum is housed in the old	workhouse and is located on the High Road.
The decision was taken for the	workhouse and gaol to be renovated and turned into mun
Each union had a single	workhouse, and was administered by a board of guardian
The Brighton Road site later became Belmont	workhouse and Belmont Psychiatric hospital, before bei
spital, parts of which dated back to an 1859	workhouse and had only become a hospital in about 1900
ation of the Hospital was separated from the	Workhouse and the name was changed to the Wingrove Hos
ime teacher, and later master of the Salford	workhouse, and his wife, Hannah.
The	Workhouse Arts Center
The	Workhouse Arts Center, a program of the Lorton Arts Fo
r's situation is not much different than the	workhouse, as he is given a workbench to sleep on and
owton, but they were replaced by Leigh Union	workhouse at Atherleigh in the 1850s.
Further on it loops around the former	workhouse at Llety Nedd and skirts Penydre.Here it pas
rliamentary report of 1776 listed the parish	workhouse at Howden as being able to accommodate up to
The Brassington	workhouse, augmented by the nearby George and Dragon p
When the Lewisham	workhouse became overcrowded, a new workhouse building
The	workhouse became Pembury County Hospital in 1938.
It is sung when the	workhouse boys from the 1960s West End and Broadway mu
The song begins with the	workhouse boys and Mr. Bumble praying for the food the
Stone on the Old Army Barracks and former	Workhouse building, now Regency Place, Wootton, Northa
ded the building of cholera wards behind the	workhouse building.
Most of the	workhouse buildings were demolished in the 1960s, thou
ed the buildings of the former Romford Union	Workhouse, built in 1838.
ildings began their life as the Christchurch	Workhouse, built in 1881.
takes its name from the 17th century Oracle	workhouse built by funds from a local man John Kendric
They entered a local	workhouse but when Catherine discovered that male chil
She was forced into the	workhouse, but was granted a pension of half a guinea
The Union	workhouse can be seen on the left hand side of this ma
In 1923 the	workhouse changed its name to the Smithdown Road Insti
1834 Village	Workhouse closed and inmates transferred to the Union
In 1938, the	workhouse closed (with inmates being transferred to Ch
As was depicted by Charles Dickens, a	workhouse could resemble a reformatory and house child
The	workhouse could hold 130 inmates.
Inmates got a free ride to the	workhouse, courtesy of a constable, but if they wanted
The	Workhouse dates back to before 1777 and the hospital i
museum is located in the old Northwich Union	workhouse, dating from 1837 and situated on the A533 r
us human remains were found at the Waterside	Workhouse, Derry Workhouse.
unemployment' and were reluctant to enter a	Workhouse, despite it being the only method of gaining
memorial depicts a child standing before the	workhouse door, while across from that is the head of
e Mason who led the hunger march to Westbury	workhouse during the pit strikes of 1926.
At one time the	workhouse employed 300 paupers to work on 20 acres (81
For Mills, the	workhouse encouraged anything but work: on the contrar
ite of the current hospital was originally a	workhouse, following the bequest of a house on Rushey
ened by rising prices, they had to enter the	workhouse for a year.
ldings were originally built in 1848-49 as a	workhouse, for the Board of Guardians of the City of L
one structure which was originally used as a	workhouse for the poor, infirmed and orphaned.
of Shrewsbury: he was in charge of the local	workhouse from 1784 to 1787, and later served as the t
The parish also includes the hamlet of	Workhouse Green.
Over the next 50 years the Luton	workhouse grew and by 1775 it was able to house up to
The	workhouse has a link to cinema history as Charlie Chap
parts exist from the site's time as a local	workhouse, having been named Oldham Union Workhouse; O
emolished in 2001 but a part of the original	workhouse hospital, Arundel House, still stands.
The	Workhouse houses over 100 professional and emerging ar
Oldfield records that he erected a	workhouse in their place, where many of the former vot
ten with sticks before eventually taken to a	workhouse in Halstead where he died of pneumonia.
Second World War, was born in Wangford Union	Workhouse in 1907.
signed many buildings in London, including a	workhouse in Marloes Road, Kensington (1847), the Chur
There was a	workhouse in Wirksworth from 1724 to 1829.
A report on the Sundon	workhouse in 1718 revealed it to be in a filthy condit
by the National Trust as the best-preserved	workhouse in England.
The Nidderdale Museum is housed in a former	workhouse in the market town of Pateley Bridge, North
for Incurables and was based in a converted	workhouse in Carshalton, Surrey.
ted as the infirmary for the Newcastle Union	Workhouse in Newcastle upon Tyne.
tal was originally built as the Atcham Union	Workhouse in 1793 following Atcham's incorporation und
ened in 1840 in the disused St Clements Dane	workhouse in Portugal Street close to Lincoln's Inn Fi
had origins going back to its formation as a	workhouse in 1873.
Terror": The superintendent of the Occoquan	Workhouse in Virginia orders the guards to brutalize t
he was resident physician at the Marylebone	workhouse infirmary, and afterwards physician and supe
eorge Gouldthorpe (1839-1910) folksinger and	Workhouse inmate, who provided many of the songs colle
hich was a 'district' school for children of	workhouse inmates in south London.
The	Workhouse is located in Lorton, Virginia, situated on
Built up around the old	workhouse is the estate of Owlet Ash.
lers well known to the police, were lured to	Workhouse Lane, Rettendon on the pretext of a lucrativ
as built in the early 1900s, originally as a	workhouse, later becoming a general hospital.
Notably, there was also a large	workhouse located in Pale Lane which then became a hos
The	Workhouse, located in Prologue, Callan
The	workhouse, Macclesfield, Cheshire (1843)
The	workhouse master at Abingdon was the subject of a murd
ery much a product of the Victorian age, and	workhouse mentality, increased social awareness and re
zabeth (born 1833), proprietors of the Union	Workhouse, Mount Pleasant, Swansea.
ed; bodies would be allowed to pile up until	workhouse negroes carted the bodies away at night and
ciety is based at the Weaver Hall Museum and	Workhouse, Northwich, Cheshire, it was founded in 1977
e part of the building that was the original	Workhouse, now residential accommodation, is called Ha
The combination poorhouse and	workhouse occupied two small buildings built especiall
e River Kennet on the site of a 17th century	workhouse of the same name in the town of Reading in t
Mr James Dunn was also chaplain of the Union	Workhouse on Coedygric Road (now County Hospital) and
He died in Maldon Union	Workhouse on 25 September 1912.
Later it became the Union	Workhouse on Union Road (extreme east).
He was admitted to work in the	Workhouse on Bridge Street, Manchester.
kland Hospital located in a former Victorian	workhouse on Coombe Valley Road.
The Shoreditch Vestry built this	workhouse on the Parish Poor Trustees' "Land of Promis
In 1883, some land for the new	workhouse on Buckingham Palace Road was bought from th
The hospital can trace its roots back to a	workhouse on the same Hillsborough Road site that open
ital's roots are as the infirmary of Croydon	Workhouse, opened in 1885 in Mayday Road to replace th
When Donaghmore	Workhouse opened most of the poor of the County had al
ts of indoor relief were required to enter a	workhouse or poorhouse.
eps took apprentices, who were boys from the	workhouse or bought them from their parents and traine
ief was poor relief that took place within a	workhouse or almshouse.
In his tenure, Case organized the city	workhouse, poorhouse, and house of refuge.
buffeted from job to job and escaping from a	workhouse prison.
The acquisition of The	Workhouse reflected the National Trust's wish to broad
The Consolidated General Order was a book of	workhouse regulations which governed how workhouses sh
mber - The Story of the Selborne and Headley	Workhouse Riots of 1830.
The Huddersfield	workhouse scandal concerned the conditions in the work
ered farm buildings were those of the former	workhouse school in Warren Road, whose site is now a p
They recorded their singles in	Workhouse Studios in the Old Kent Rd with producer Lau
On the abolition of the	workhouse system in 1930 the name was changed to Newca
Critical of the	workhouse system, the Poor law and aspects of the crim
It argued for the abolition of the	workhouse system.
Oliver Twist, a social novel, criticises the	workhouse system.
ings of Charles Dickens were critical of the	workhouse system.
e previous modification to the Poor Law, the	Workhouse Test Act.
and tells Oliver he will be returned to the	workhouse the following day.
Old Bakery, The Maltings, The Guildhall, The	Workhouse, The Wesleyan Chapel and the Mission hall.
b and a few old buildings including the "old	workhouse" which was in fact a workhouse, then a menta
From the	Workhouse to Welfare, 2009.
f London and the East London and St. Saviour	Workhouse Unions in 1857.
t was bought by the Parish and was used as a	workhouse until 1848.
The	Workhouse Visiting Society was an organisation set up
Eastville	Workhouse was a former French Prison which was brought
After the	workhouse was sold to private hands in the early twent
Derry	Workhouse was a Workhouse in Derry, Northern Ireland.
Seisdon Union	workhouse was situated in Tettenhall.
In the 18th century a	workhouse was founded in Saunderton, which in the Vict
Uppingham	Workhouse was first recorded in 1777 with space for 40
The precursor of the Saint Leonard's	workhouse was housed in several houses in Hoxton.
m Poor Law Union was formed in 1836, and the	workhouse was enlarged.
is dedicated to St Edmund.The Tendring Union	Workhouse was located at Tendring Heath (1880 map and
It is thought the	Workhouse was only full for a few years prior to its c
A	workhouse was built here in 1781, which was a producti
at poverty, eventually ending up in the same	workhouse where they once lorded it over Oliver and th
The hospital occupies the site of the Harton	Workhouse, where Cookson worked from 1924 to 1929.
He was taken to Farnham	workhouse, where he died the same day in 1840.
at is now 103 Mount Street, was the parish's	workhouse, wherein the poor were given work, board, an
o luxury flats, is the former Midhurst Union	Workhouse which was opened in 1794 by a Gilbert Union
started out life as part of the old Merthyr	Workhouse, which was built in 1853.
, and a museum, situated in part of a former	workhouse, which describes the effects of the Irish Po
rn buildings was previously the Toxteth Park	Workhouse, which was built in 1859 by the Toxteth Park
the stockyards, and was near the Cincinnati	Workhouse, which served as the jail.
some pensioners left the almshouses for the	workhouse, while others "died in great poverty and neg

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