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... Sheffield, to be imprisoned one mouth, the last fourteen days solitary, — David Byers, for stealing from the governor of the work-house at Sheffield, a quantity of worsted, to be imprisoned six months, and privately whipped.— Elizabeth Crabtree, for stealing ...
... means of life, by the increase of his resources, and of his habits of in- dustry and foresight.— -Without these means, work-houses and al in .-bouses, public cha- ritiep aud hospitals may be erected with >a- creasing and unwearied diligence throughout ...
... ».^ .. ».j* George Smithy (aged 90)' late .ofthe Workhouse belonging tii- lite ?? *»£ Kei-shb y, ni the Wc-it- Rieling, labourer, -for . killing and laying Thomas- Keiiililey, of the said . workhouse. — T. Parkinson, Curoner. ?? : . . D, 1.7, Join,}ira)eH ...
... MJRsiKRY GABDEN. For iiarticulai- apply (post-paid) to the Printkb of this Paper. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A MASTER, for the WORK-HOUSE at PICKERING. A married man, who will be able to employ the Poor, will be preferred; and he will be expected to produce ...
... paid, of the Printer ...
... prevent trouble, none else need Ji*lnite personally, or by Letter, post paid, of the j?ri».**r of this Paper. I*e W MALTON WORKHOUSE. WANTED, At MICHAELMAS next, ATViASa'ER or GOVERNOR to the Uf>kKHOUSE at NEW MALTON, in which are usually about thirty Paupers ...
... Lonsdale has given to the Town- ship of Whitehaven, a piece of ground as an extension of the premises appurtenant to the Workhouse; which, when inclosed, must preatly conduce to the comfort and health of the Paupers residing there. — This instance of- ...
... move for leave to bring in a Bill to'explain -,ud amend an Act of ttte hist Session, with regard to the Rtjjulati,*!! of Workhouses. The spirit of the Act Whs obvious, but tbe letter nf it did iiot penult a due execution of (he enn'ctmcnis comprehended ...
... rml ..r Hie hne, -«he s..d- ttitd rof«.M 22*£2|. «cpire.l.' No memo- ''^ro^Urc'^rcsiiled.^d tb. body ** * e-t-ej to Ihe workhouse. was conveyed to in £***»**>* ?? * f ?? S T -I *-^litrtA »uch»»*rf*'» eil ' AuS i? ;v«di»ivmuP *« Bay «'f E^oits, about ...
... occupied, an excellent Patent ' Bark M 11, two Leather Warehouses, Bark and Drying Chambers, a S.ove fur Drying ut Leathti Workhouses, Dove Cole, and other eouvenieoi Outbuildings, imtnediately contiguous laaiidcum- ?? hya eoud Slaith ur laindin*. vv-.il ...
... was about three mile, from Yarm. Mr. Thomas Jt«>, stated, that he was a keeper of the Workhouse at Yarm, the deceased was a female pauper, who had been in the Workhouse about nine months, she had tol. rable heali h during tbe whole of th3t period, having ...
... B Imps veb tt'isi CooiPts and Buttsb Pss- sr-tvsts lo be had exclusively at the above Ware 1,. ose. ABSCONDED, From the Workhouse at Topcliffe, R'IU.RT ALI.ANbON, (Bachelor) by trade a Lined Weaver, a html b Feet 4 Inches limn, neoly iO years .1 Ase, ...