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... IH.WSBURY WORKHOUSE. NITA NTF D. by the Towrifhip of I)rwtbor;. on the Fira of May, t 3, A hIAN WIPE. to Lye in I the Wurlhottoe. The lbtan molt Le ki.an Account', AEAanent.. 4.1 p to coin-a them, five re too. Poor, trant.N Town'. Va. Oak A dose vr.II ...
... DEWSBURY WORKHOUSE. WANTED, by the Townthip of Dewfhury, on the Fire of May, TAtt, A MAN and Ina WIF!, to live in 41114 manage the Workbook. The Man mull be able to keep ternunts, make out Alfa% meets, and help to colic& them, give ARIL ince to the °wrack ...
... DRWSBURY WORKHOUSE. NITANTED. by the Townfhip of no the Fief of May, 1, A MAN and his WIFF, live in awl merge the Workhusfe. The Man ma be able to keep Accounts, make ,wt Afarnienta, u d hnlp to coiled. them, give Afiltarice to the Orafeer et the Poor ...
... DIKWsBuRY WORKHOUSE.. WANTED, by the Towntrap Dewfbory i , on the Firß of May, &Art, A MAN a .. his dye and manage the Workhrnor. The Man be Ale to keep Amounts, make nut AlTrlTmenta, hclr to (Ilea. them, gir in the Or. ric.r of the Poor, and trarrml ...
... ANTED, at BATLEY, in the Well-kid. of the Ccuoty of York. a MASTER rnd MISTRE'; Jur the WORKHOUSE. properly qua-115,1 take the Care and Management of a very large Faintly ; and as the Mailer will he ezpe&ed to cii!ret the Affeintents, and to atTift the ...
... 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 ...
... ebeen cif- calated in distant Counties, resemtiong thewBrming- hain Shilling Tokens, purparting to bet payable a! their Workhouse, the intrinsic Voate oi vlhick ;: Only about 2s. 2d.-they inforn) the Pu|blicthsat lse' nas.-. have issued 1T'okena of 2s ...
... ESCAPED, 'From the Workhouse at LiUersrdge, on Taesday the Thir4 DMvof November, 181'2, e T.TANNAII GRIEAVES, about 30 Yeears Of Irl Age, deranged in her rrtmd, slhn e' 1 adc and marked %ith the Smnall Pox, Had on when she 1 fi the Workhouse, a tript Cotton ...
... weho called osit the Volunteers, tranquillity was soot restored.- Three of the most actise in the riot were lodged in. tbe Workhouse. Yesttrtday se'tnnight, about eleven o'clock in tlge evenins, Mr. Le Telier, a French teacher, was stopped by a tall man ...
... the excellent J quality of the Wilsontown Iron commands a con- -t' stantrprefemence-in the -market. t.. Besides suitable Work-Houses, a Suttlety,-and fr Store-Houses, there is an excellent Dwelling-Ilouse. for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager ...
... the Seventh Day of October next, at One ?? Afternoon, HESE Well-hnown IRON-WORKS, T tocether ith the DWELLING-HOUSES. *WORK-HOUSES, Whole ENGINES and APPA- ..RATUS; as also, the LANDS and others attached thereto, ?? an exexhautible Supply of Coal, imnesione ...
... the excellent rs, quality oftite Wilsontown Iron commands a-con- . stant -prefer&nce-in the market. - Besides suitable Work-Houses, a Suttlery, and. . Store-Houses, there is an excellent Dwelling-House ISfor-the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager ...