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... A L, On Friday the xzd of February, 1771, wil! be prtfented, A PLAY and r-NTiia'AINMESTS, For the BENEFIT ofthe CHARITY WORK-HOUSE, Edinburgh, . ?? Places and tickets to be had at the Theatre, and at Mr. William Mcrctr's ihop, oppolite to the Tron-church ...
... the fignet, who has power to conclude a bargain, and in whole hands tbe title deeds of the premife- may be lien. i 77. WORK-HOUSE.* Sec Af-. . ? ?1 c. ered : aW] alaui-., j --1 -. V ?? ; e-r ?? -. ?? ,: . . of the Je:_H : ' ?? ?? - , . are the! ; . | ...
... J say was at a late hour on Wednesday night, :: 1-11.3 a note from Mr Cosset, of the Steel-yard, ?? the. body lay at the Workhouse of Bt Pane- -, id been opened by some gentlemen trom the Carr] a :1 sary. Early on Ttarada, morning I ex.nunai tk 3 great ...
... the Magdalen.fi— the fund . U] -■■■■ ■■-• Otl el r.-co.mi.enoatloil thau a ceitiiica-c of their ?? c funds of the Charity Work-house have fcr some rears . been ecfual to thccxpencc of supporting all tiic poor of . ?? ?? ho have ?? to taste lite benefit ...
... be paid by WILLIAM WALKER, Fifcal. Ccnongaie. Charity Worh-Houfe. THE. Annual Collection for the Benefit cf the. CHARITY WORK-HOUSE is to be made at the church-door of Canongate, on Sabbath next, being the ift day of January 1775. Nolice is hereby given ...
... the POOR, of this CITY on former occaiions, has Te ry kindly undertaken to perform gratis for the Benefit o fthe Charity Workhouse To-morrowâ ao which oc- {ifion, a favourite Comedy, called THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND, Will be prefented. The Charaaer of Lady ...
... are erected timber fhades or flaugtiter-booths, poflcfled by James Williamfon, and others. LOT 111. Thefe TWO SHOPS or WORK-HOUSES, lyini. on the north fide of the High Street of Edinburgh, at the foot of that clofe, called Cant or Craig's Clofe, preftntly ...
... fiid Josrsr Rogeksc, ei-her in one lot, if purchafer, iodine, or in fossrlot-s,vii. ' 1.0 1 I. Beiog the SOPE- WORK, or WORK-HOUSES in Fifhcrrow, occupied by the faid John Rogers, iituate.l 11- -pon tl-.t banks of the Water of E!k, together with a p irt ...
... half an hear before, and yet was fit for washing at that moment, and i carried with me one of the washers of the Charity Workhouse, aad Mr Heidman, the bleacher, in order that either of them nngnt wash the substitute in the r-resence of the Council. 1 ...
... of fame land, as prefcntly ?? by Mrs Fittes, at the rent cf 31. ftcrli.ig. The upfee price 40 1. fterling. IV. Ihe HOUSE, WORK-HOUSE, ancl CELLAR, King atthe back of the forefaid tenement : together with a piece of wa'fte Ground, Iving contiguous to the ...
... Metropolis To which wiil be added, The It E G I S T E R O FFICE.- Pait of the Pit will be laid into -Boxes. C-1 ANONGATE CHARITY WORK-HOUSE was _> opened anno 1 76 1 ; fince which time numbers have beeni received into the houle; the wants ofthe poor belonging ...
... |l . ?? iIfKLJ, I By JOHN AINSLIE, Land-Surveyor and Statinncr, Parlianv 8, * Isr ,£ ths V ex.-. ?? s irf the C IMCIeY WORK-HOUSE of r [ HE Creditors cf the deceafed JAMES CAR- | -* NEGY of Fhinneven, MICHAEL ANDERSON of Tufhidaw, | and MefTrs ANDI RSON ...