... 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 ENQUIRY at the WORKHOUSE It is cne of the disagreeable and painful parts of the tlutv devolving upon conductors of the newspape r press, that they have to make public such mater as the following evi- dence. The pertinacious manner in which the charges ...

... SHEFFIELD WORKHOUSE governor and governess WANTED. THE Overseers of the Poor of Sheffield notify, that (in consequence of the resignation of the Covernor and Governess,) they are in want of projper Persons to succee'd them Those of competent capacity ...

... INQUIRY AT THE WORKHOUSE In consequence of some communications having been forwarded to the Commissioners, making charges against Mr. Crosland, clerk of the Union, the Hon. Mr. Clements attended at the Board Room, on Monday, where a Special Board had ...

... ENQUIRY AT THE WORKHOUSE. In consequence of the declaration of John Powell, which was alluded to in our columns some weeks ago, contradicting some material parts ofthe evidence given before the Hon. Mr. Clements, at the enquiry into the treatment of Alfred ...

... to take premises apart from the Workhouse, where they employed from 200 to SOO in picking oakum. The prisoner Thorpe was one of the men thus employed. On Tuesday, the superintendent had occasion to attend at the Workhouse, and during his absence 50 or GO ...

... CHAPLAINCY OF THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INDEPENDENT. Sir, — I hope you will excuse me in writing this letter to you, as it is for your own good, and that you will insert it in your next, that, appearing in print, it may make a more abiding ...

... The ENQUIRY at the WORKHOUSE THIRD DAY CONTINUED. Mr W. J. Beet, merchant, was an overseer in 1841. I was present at an enquiry, in September, that year, respecting Mr rosland. Mr Barlow and Mr Turnell were examineel on that occasion. It is the impression ...

... ECCLESFIELD WORKHOUSE. WANTED, a MAN and his WIFE, without Incumbrance, as GOVERNOR and GOVERNESS ofthe above Workhouse. Applications to be made in the Handwriting of the parties and Testimonials, as to character, to be addressed (post-paid) to JAMES ...

... SHEFFIELD WORKHOUSE. To the Editor. — Last week, through the politeness of Mr. Rogers, the governor of the Sheffield Union Work- house, I had an opportunity of going, with a young friend, through the several wards of the establishment, under his supe ...

... him at the Workhouse, but that he never attempted to take any liberty with her in his life. 5. The evidence in the case of the wife of Thomas Peni- stone is given by Mr. Barlow, who states that Mrs. Peni- stone came, in 1838, to the Workhouse for relief ...