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... /'IASTER and MISTREsS of the LEEDS LVI WORKHOUSE-WANTED, by the Township of Leeds, a MASTER and MISTRESS without IndumrbranCe, to take the Management of the Workhouse: their united Salaries will be £70 per Annum with Board and Lodging, and certain Perquisites ...
... advance, may hate them enit to any part of the Country, post free, at Three- pence. A POOR-LAW IIiPnOYEIENT.-The Marylebone workhouse or bastile has, amnongoiher impsroveneats, just had the addition of a certain number of cells, for the reception of refractory ...
... the present Workhouse has not been sold, is in the circumstance of their being unable to give possession for 12 or 18 months after the sale, viz, until the New Workhouse is ready for the recep- tion of the inmates of the present Workhouse. The Governor ...
... se'nnight, at Whitby, Mr. James Fawcett, grocer, Ripon, to Miss Hannah Cooper, daughter of Mr. T. Cooper, governor of the workhouse at the former place. On Thursday last, at Eston, in Cleveland, William Mead, Esq. of Newholm-cum-Dunley, near Whitby, to ...
... be ehosen, Eight new Trustees for the Vagrant Oflico. Leeds WorkhoL1se, 25th April, 1833. Leeds Workhouse, April 94th, 1It33. HE Board of the Leeds Workhouse are ready to T recivc TENDERS for suppling that l'stablishment with the undermentioned ARTICLES ...
... Charles-street, City-road, on view of the body of John Jacob Farmer, or John Jacob, about 70 years of age, who died in the workhouse of the parish of St. Luke, City-road, from exhaustion, having been re- moved from his lodgings, No. 6, Powell's-place, City- ...
... times, the present Workhouse is, and will be found for years to come, I quite adequate to tite requirements of these parishes. I feel certain that numbers of well.meaning indivi- duals are joining in the cry against the Workhouse, because of the violent ...
... to favour thsroh, and trust 4v Aatention. and Assidnity to merit a Continuarce of the same. FRAUD and DRUNKENNESS. Leeds Workhouse, NoA . 3n, 1814. THE OVERSEERS of tine POOR think T it their Daty at this Season ?? to rtqaest all Pavwnbrokers rind others ...
... Charles-street, City-road, on view of the body of t John Jacob Farmer, or John Jacob, about 70 years Af t age, who died in the workhouse of the parish of St. i Luke, City-road, from exhaustion, having been re- moved from his lodgings, No.0, Powell's-plaee, City- ...
... I'arishionoia relieved IN and OUT of Workhouses rT,194 13,1 67 38,337 I3*.349 4.746 4.,6 j2 46,200 £9.1TC4 18,845 63.173 41,781 1S0.534 9.806 1,338 9481 13,8 15 54,365 -At how much per head IN and OUT of Workhouses, (including Law Expilcets, llc- nsovals ...
... me1tiE ?? I for iblic ASTER and MISTRESS of the LEEDS dea-. WORKHOUSE.-WANTED, by the Township of orts Leas. a MASTER and- MISTRESS without Incumbraned, awd to take the Manag~ement of the Workhouse: their united out. Salaries will be b;70 per Annam with Board ...
... Office, Crown Court, C of Fleet Street, London. t as VP ANTED, a MASTER and MISTRESS T w,17ANTE D,aMAT w FOR PONTEFRACT WORKHOUSE.-The Master will have to make out and collect the Poor Rates, Street _ le, Rates, H ighway Rates, and Boroug h Rates to mak ...