... BRADFORD WORKHOUSE. Igr E, a Steady Active SIAM ana WIFE. to Superintend the Workhonar, at Bradford, in which there is upon an Average Forty Paupera—lle must also be capable of taking the Management of the Farm belonging to the Workhou-e. which contains ...

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... ogether, as must be contin- tee in the walls of this over-crowded ion Sfor the removal of the Workhouse Of morals, It is evidently impos- “Et state of th e Workhouse, to effect Ww and that separation of the inmates, = orkh ouses in’ every instance must Mig ...

... GUIDE TO THE WORKHOUSE. (TO YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES.) You are supposed to begin housekeeping with decent competence, which, with industry and frugality, will enable you to live comfortably, and put something by. Never, therefore, dream of saving, except ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD WORKHOUSE. TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GFBNTLE~llEN,-rrOrU thle kindly interest you Isave evinced in thle several matters connected with the treatment of thle sick peer, of Hludderalield township, now to prominently before the ...

... WORKHOUSE CHAPLAINS. , In reference to the question of the appointment of Chaplains to Workhouses, we extract tiio following from the eleventh (the last published) Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners, presented to both Houses of Parliament. From ...

... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE AND PENAL SCHOOLS. The committee of council having bad * under their consideration the measures required to carrv into elocution the suggestions of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, for the establishment of normal and model schools ...

... either to go into the workhouse, or starve. But the principle of the law is that the rate of maintenance in the workhouse shall always be lower than that of the employed labourer, whatever it may be. The labourers immured in the workhouses, therefore, are always ...

... WORKHOUSE, HULL. THERE are now in the Workhoufe about thirty healthy BOYS, from Dine to twelve yean of age, whom the Guardians of the Poor are defirous of Binding Apprentices to Owners of Ships, or perfons in any other Bufincfs which the Guardians may ...

... WORKHOUSE RELIEF. Two letters appear this day m our commas, subject of out-door relief-one from Edward Sunderland, operative haad-loom weaver, the other signed R. C„ gentleman connected with the Leeds Workhouse Board. , ■jse purport of the argument employed ...

... FEVER THE WORKHOUSE. Air. Aloxox then read a letter from Dr. Ayre, stating that had visited the fever hospital on the Humber-bauk, and had the satisfaction of reporting that did not hesitate to recommend that any future cases of fever which might arise ...