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... In this objection there is some- truth, but it is not an insupcralilc one. Supposing, however, that die devoting it for a workhouse is out of die question, though I think it deserves consideration, is there no other benevolent Purpose to wluch such a budding ...
... affirm, that, with the exception lamp near the bridge, two or three Briggate, one near the IV.t-Ohlcc, and one near (he Workhouse, almost all the lamps were ektuiet before throe o'clock when ss the gas lights remain full blase until four o'clock. This ...
... Tlwimas brck. and lodge hew in any of M awls, and give to the of the Lewis Wisklionui. sli.ll receive • of ONE IN —Leeds Workhouse. Nov. le, 1,111. Rand riosiey a, TOLLS to be L LT. OTI CE is hereby given. That the T 01.1.3 k arivia, at the seeer..l Tom ...
... only beggars, but all persons who were out of whether they applied for parochial relief or not an d of beeping them iu the workhouse till they by their labour. discharge all the rep/sees atteodaut upon their apprebeusiou. This asnouotsti to the power of ...
... and his WIFE, as MASTER and MISTRESS for the WORKHOUSE HORTON, near Bradford; be must he qualified to fill the Office of Standing Overseer of the Poor, and to manage all the Business connected with Workhouse and Qigrseeaship of the Town, end also be required ...
... firne or Coniniescenstot wiU appose IS alit WOWS Intelligences. Feb. 21g. IPI4. NVAN the Town.bipof Idle.• M A ST ER fur the WORKHOUSE th.re. A steady middle-aged married Man, (hie Wife middle-aged ale., and baring no young Children to form any Part of the ...
... several sbirts and other articles of linen,, appropriated by the parish. to. wrap round the bodies of persons who die in tile workhouse. A Mrs! Bruce, who died on tIe 28th ult. .at Kilmarnock, in Scotland, was tapped forty-two times, and 500 Scots pints of ...
... he had opposed the publication the parish accounts at the workhouse, which, in his estimation, ought be an insuperable bar to his re-election. Mr. Cawood in reply, said, he went to the workhouse with a determination to vote for the publication of the accounts ...
... Paean anther. Adam; Pest-paid. L AI. a the &USW. WANTED, EASTER NEXT. AWARR] COUPLE. the OMER ' GOVERNOR and MATRON the WORKHOUSE, of th• &Avoid& mod be People Tans Age, and freeing& Inaimbrance. N. B. NOM Nord apply wbo.e Character will not brat the ...
... refuge of pain and sickness, the last earthly hope of the afflicted poor. One only resource then was left, the neighbouring workhouse ; that they gained, and there they experienced every necessary care and attention, till a few weeks removed them into a world ...
... SOIL which are made at the Workhouse, _4 may be entered upon the Ist May next. tor piiticulars Mr. Richard EtLiSe Clerk, at W,. Khuuse. All Pei sons wishing effer lor the same, must send their Proposals (sealed) to the Workhouse, on before the ist ■-•I April ...
... highyv dramsatic. Perital's the most spirited is Gsirrawsta's Coffee-House, sehicli is absolutely a fac- | simile; but the Workhouse, under a ilethsodistiMlaster, rivals it in correctness of Colouring, and surpasses it in - Interest. A FaSbioshiem) Watering ...