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... worth. Wednesday week, aged 47, Mrs. Bayldon, wife of Mr. Bavldei, oi ' Carlton . near Barnsley. On Wnlnesday week, in tht workhouse at Durham at an advanced age. Wm. Wharton, formerly well known amongst sportsmen in that ?? for the facility with which he ...
... national convulsion, the inevitable ruin of the landlord a-id tiie tenant, tiie ?? ol the cottage and the extension of tiie workhouse. Let rhc system be changed, and you will at once exchange the rule of tiiose men who may have ruined you. and who have most ...
... Kxtbaordixarv Ciia r ac teb— (From o, 1. iiijii pa/tcr ) — Thotnas Drisdell, the miser, who i >a lew days ago in Clerkenwell Workhouse, was 1 din the ground belonging to St James's parish, i t Thursday bst, in the presence ofa vast concourse ...
... that of John Lin* coin, the master of the Guisbrough Workhouse, a man 7.i years of age, who put a period to his existence, by cutting his throat with a razor, in one of the lodg- ing-rooms of the Workhouse. No cause could be as- signed tor the rash act, as ...
... ofa dog at the Banks Colliery. On Thursday night week, Mr. John Pratt, of this eky, gunsmith. Yesterday week, in the York Workhouse, Mr J T Morley. formerly of Hodderafield. linen-draper On Saturday last, aged *4, much respected Mr T Jackson, of StiUington ...
... last plr;e. l*or a ltiicrci.ee ap^ly to the Printers, if by Letter. ?? it paid. .UNLAIIV2I, l«-2l. TOWNSHIPS WANTED. T MUM Workhouse at WeruciißV being I r.iw es'.ililis:; d under the Act of die Twenty- ? : .ml C orgc the Third, Cap. 113, Township; and Pa- ...
... was a poor old man, belonging to the pai Ish of St. Margaret, Walmgate, and had for some time been an inmate of the City Workhouse, from which place he had been missing upwards of five weeks, having, as customary, gone on the Sunday before Christmas day ...
... Yorkshire, at 44 per cant. Apply to die Editor of die York Herald, York; if |iy I .etUT, Post paid. TOWNSHIPS WANTED. f J^UE Workhouse at Wether by being C now established under the Act of die Twenty* second George the Third, Cap. 83, Townships and Pa- rities ...
... -sui mv, supcrintsfidaiu'i salary, ftsel, printing, extrao ihi. iry relief to persons in dangeious or crlticil s.uiat.wi*. Workhouse hi. medical diar^-, an I Mhos ?? fcic.d.- ?? l,. i>, . sum of 1/ Sk tid. remains ia J»-i.i*i. but il. ?? dj is siw*'. r - ...
... penalty of £-'00. will be required for the delivery and safe keeping of the Furniture, Bedding. and Linen, at present in the Workhouse. The con- ditions upon which the Poor will be Let, are in the hands of the Overasars, open to the perusal of any person desirou ...
... Mr. Pheneas Hardy, of Terring- toa, aged i>o ; a man much respected by a large circle of acquaintance. Smoky week, in the workhouse at Pattringfon, Ed- mund Hobson, schoolmaster ; the man who at the last York Assizes was tri^d on a charge of the wilful ...
... The number of patipers in the Liverpool workhouse does not at present exceed 900. Eight years ago, when the population of that town was not so great as it is now by 20.000, the number ot per- sons in the workhouse was upwards of 1,700 The Dublin Star says ...