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... Duty Free.l St. THOMAS' UNION. GROUND FOR A WORKHOUSE. WANTED, PIECE of GROUND of not less than Three Acres, well supplied with Water, and situated within One Mile of the City Exeter, for the purpose of a WORKHOUSE for St. Thomas' Union. Proposals to be sent ...
... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESSED THE EDITOR. WORKHOUSE LIVERY. Your rambling correspondent has been misinformed to the Guardian employing a pauper, being Vice-chairman. The only member of the Board, to whom such a defiance of Poor Law regulation can ...
... the committee appointed to conduct the appeal against the rating of the union workhouse, reported to the Board that the rate, as far as regards the rating of the workhouse, had been confirmed, and recommended the Board to adopt a letter, which the committee ...
... DitTRKSS.—The master of the workhouse of St. Matthew, Bethnal green, iv consequence of the over-crowded sfate of the workhouse, is endeavouring to obtain accommodation elsewhere for children and aged paupers. The workhouse has at present in it above paupers ...
... without incumbrance, to act as NURSE in the Union Workhouse. A Testimonials as to character and ability, with Tenders stating the Salary required, to be delivered (free of expense) at the Workhouse at Honiton, before o'Cloekon MONDAY, the 29th of June ...
... Provisions usually supplied to Workhouses. The Contractors for supplying the Workhouse with Potatoes, must warrant them good, and state in their Tenders the quantity they can supply. The Bread and Flour delivered at the Workhouse will be paid for weekly. As ...
... confining relief to the able-bodied male paupers, in the workhouse only.—The power to give relief to widows with young children out of the workhouse.—Relief to the aged and infirm out of the workhouse.—The administration of medical relief.— Provision for ...
... exceed one year's rate. The Commissioners bay* power to direct u.e buil iing workhouses without cnutent paiisiies, and charge rales with Oi.e tenth of its annual ainouut. 20- Workhouses s-tf different parishes may be united Commissioners, but each palish shall ...
... required to make and mend Shoes for the Paupers of the Union, and to instruct the Children in the Workhouse in his Trade, and to attend daily at the Workhouse for this purpose. N.B.—lf one competent person offer to fill both situations, there will be no ...
... first act, and re-enacts all tbe stringent provisions respecting giving relief in the workhouse, and iufiicting corporal punishment on paupers who violate the workhouse rules. It also excuses any person frcrn serving the office guardian who shall have reached ...
... Commissioners, who were for driving all this class of poor into the Workhouse. In the case of able-bodied men applying for relief, the Board exacted a certain amount of work done the Workhouse before they received any food—as brutal a regulation as can well ...
... allowed any general pprmission to leave the workhouse for short periods, and forbidding the smoking of tobacco paupers without the sanction the medical officer, are in accordance with the General Workhouse Regulations the Commissioners. But the Commissioners ...