... the Treasurer of 'the In firmary accordingly received, on 31st October, 1743, from the Workhouse, for eight sick' ho'ya.. £4 4s.-; and, once~more, from the Workhouse Minute Book I of 24t~ Septeumber, 174m3, it appears that the Committee of, the Inifi ...

... 17th curIHnt. I POLICE OFFICE, ABEI1DEEN, a1 3d Nov. 1834.. 5 0 PARISH OF ST. MARY-LE-BONNE. WANTED, FOR THE USE OF THE WORKHOUSE, n NE HUNDRED PIECES of ABERDEEN LINEN for 3 SHIS NG. A.io, 70,PIECES of ABERDGEN'cLINEN-fos'. iv~l ~I It9'8eiiic Pice to ...

... inval College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and I M'edical Arfendant on the Lunatic Aslhirn attachedc to the Edinburgh Charity Work-house. and of Mr 13rce, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ekdinbureh, and during tbat period has been eiinertl( successful ...

... other nd British colony; but without some assistance, must be burden- Sm some to their friends, 'or become inmates in some workhouse. he Millions might be supported on those lands now lying unoc- cupied, A ?? Or' THE -aXERya$.- ...

... Parochial Boards, than at any previous period~ and provision wcill still further lie made, by the erection o the intended Work-house for St. Nicholas. Between the Schools of Industry and the provisions of the amended Poor- lawv, the purposes of the I ouse ...

... rev~ired ;and to adaiit such would only be to discharge more C 2. egthe duty of Parochial Boards.. 2.Byth erection of a Work-house for the City of. A~be-r deen, provision has farther been'made for the aged and in-: firm, and for deserted and orphan children ...

... ' do. 20 Black-faced EWES and LAMBS.' 26 Blalk-fam'ed WEDDERS, fit for the Butcher. 12 T'wo-year-cld SHEEP. ' 2 Strong Work-HOUSES. A Pair of *e'lh m'atched tarriage' HORSES, bay, and i1 Horses'i Harness, E'aiining Impiements, and various other articles ...