... THE YORK WORKHOUSE. Yorkshire Gazette. DECEMBER 38, 1839. The Poor Law Commissioners have recently issued order for regulating the management of the York Workhouse, their .Mightinesses having thought fit treat the Guardians mere machines, who are to obey ...

... emergency into Workhouse or any other receptacle for the unfortunate. Some ofthe guardians condemned the Workhouse master taking in the poor woman without the sanction ofthe board: we thank Mr. Hart for his candid opinion that, had the Workhouse master refused ...

... THE WORKHOUSE AND THE JAIL. Opposed, as it is known we are, to many clauses in the Poop Law Amendment Act, we have never made ourselves party to excite the feelings of the people against that law, or opposed ourselves to those who ■were carrying it into ...

... THE WORKHOUSE QUESTION. Our advice to the rate-payers of the several parishes the ork J Poor Law Union, hold meetings for remonstrating against the J outlay of their money in building reat workhouse has not been J neglected ; and their voice was heard ...

... WORKHOUSE DIETARY. Resolved, that it is the opinion of this committee— That from the formation of the union until last autumn, the general dietary of the workhouse was, in quantity at least, too low, and more particularly that the allowance of bread was ...

... THE UNION WORKHOUSE PROJECT. Yorkshire Gazette. SATURDAY , MAY 25, 1839. As the time draws very near, when the question of building or refusing to build Workhouse for the York Poor Law Union is to be again discussed and resolved upon by our board of Guardians ...

... new workhouse. The comfort of the poor. With the law as it now exists, the erection of a sufficient workhouse will be the certain prelude to the order prohibiting out-door relief. The Malton union nowjstruggling'with this difficulty—their workhouse has ...

... THE UNION WORKHOUSE PROJECT. Yorkshire Gazette. SATURDAY, MAT 18, 1839. When the Assistant Poor Law Commissioner's project for having a large Union Workhouse built for the York Union was submitted to the Board of Guardians some months ago, that body ...

... THE PROPOSED NEW WORKHOUSE. We are happy to find that Mr. R. Bell has given notice of his intention to more an amendment to the proposal which is to be made on Thursday week, for the erection of a new workhouse for the purposes of the York Union. Mr. ...

... THE THIRSK WORKHOUSE AFFAIR. Yorkshire Gazette. JVX.Y 38, 1838. As some allegations have been mentioned to us respecting the treatment of the paupers the Thirsk Union Workhouse, which are supposed to modify in part oui last week's statement, hasten to ...

... labourer At this time, the expense of maintaining the paupers the Workhouse of St. George's, Hanover-square, about Is. 3d per head per week ; aud there are several other large Workhouses, in different parts the country, which feed or. rather starve their ...

... master of the workhouse, and Mr. Lamb, toe clerk to the board of guardians, to the effect that the purport of the inquiry into his (the i master's) conduct was as to his fitness or unfitness for the office he held aa master of the union workhouse, and also ...