... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. the governor if wm in of the number of persons who voted for Dr. A jre'e Appointment honorary physician the workhouse. The Goversok said bad made a list oat, bat left it the desk when he went ont, thinking it of no more value. He believed ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Draxt, pursuance of the notice he bad previously given, rote to move the appointment of honorary physician to the workhouse. In moving this resolution, Mr. Drant said he was very sorry to see the ratepayers of the town disregard the ...

... WORKHOUSE ???????? Thro hare been several very „ , tt doting ihe prewßl », b '' U I -laic] , n !,„■ ,| ■ Attorney-Uenetal's Opinion 1.,/ .„ removed, and the old purtoiued. ■•hook baj Or, Monday evening. Ida Overseen in obedience to sun.» ' '> Ever* ...

... town condemned the erections and alterations the Workhouse, it was not generally done. Mr. Wallis, surgeon, and the Editor of the Hull Advertiser, might say that the addition of 25 rooms to the Workhouse was o! value : but he would say that they must of ...

... WORKHOUSE GOVERNOR AND GOVERNESS IVANTED, THE Overseers of the Poor of Sheffield notify, that (in consequence of the resignation of the Governor and Governess,) they are in want of proper Persons to succeed them : —Those of competent capacity and res ...

... the WORKHOUSE. TH £ * THIRD DAY. /Continued from the third page J imiuirv commenced soon after ten, yes- Tbe» d o ur hen the defence was proceeded with. ?? m '°T w .men mentioned in the first day's enquiry, Cver'a! .-I the ' ! ium bers in the earlier ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At a meeting of the Hoard of Guardians, the chairman, Henry Leah, Esq. proposed, that on the occasion of the Queen’s Marriage the inmates of the Union Workhouses shonld regaled such way as would enable them partakers in the festivities ...

... MEETING THE WORKHOUSE. Monday, two o’clock, a general court the governor and guardians of the poor Hull, vvaa held at the workhouse, Wlateliiaigate. Mr. Wm. UaaNT, the governor, was the chair, and there were about Iwenty-tm* guardians prevent- Mr. Moxon ...

... THE WORKHOUSE DIET, Mr. Asr hop then roee, In pursuance of notice, make • motion with reference the mode of living the workhouse- Mr said that in February last be was elected guardian of the poor, and in that capacity, the utmost of hie power, he wa* ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the Hull Packet, Sib.—Uuderstandlog that a meeting the Governor and Guardians of tike Poor be held the Workhouse, on Monday next, to finally determine upon building a new Workhouse, on tbe Anlaby road. shall (eel obliged ...

... I HULL WORKHOUSE. I A General Court of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, on Monday, Mr. Wm. Drant, Governor, in the chair. As usual, the proceedings of the Court commenced with somte squabbling about fines, which also, as usual, terminated unsa- t ...

... 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 ...