... about 55 years of age, and had been at Bedale Workhouse 01 and ¢he was a most ard and as the matron (Mrs. Gray) is unwell her services will be much missed. Ay fon was 2. native of Thirsk, was m1 liked the workhouse inmates and by her employers. ‘The man Dixon ...

... FOR THE WORKHOUSE. Workhouse, Fir Vale, Sheffield, December, 18S9. Sir, —Will you allow me, on behalf of the inmates this workhouse, to once more tree pass on your kindness, and appeal to your readers for any zincs, illustrated papers, or pictures, they ...

... creed is not provided in tho Workhouse shall be permitted to attend religious service on each Sunday place worship of their own creed outside the Workhouse.”—After some remarks, Mr. Robertshaw , said the committee could do no other than bring for-' ward ...

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... diaus on At the meeting of the Chesterfieid Board of Guar- in she chair, the Workhouse Master , Mr. J. 8. Sampson ted that three of the cases of emall-pox in the house ze had recov and nuw only remained one case in the house. On Saturday evening the Radicals ...

... read from Mr. John Jackson, Chief lent of Const le. stating that Mr. Fross, superiat the City Fire Brigade, visited the workhouse on the 20th ult., and he enclosed copy of his repore for the of the Guardians regarding the state and condition of the equipments ...

... WORKHOUSE. A. letter was read from the poor-law board, which ■lated that Mr. Brewin (the auditor) had, in bis last returns, surcharged Mr. Rogers; .£36, and ne y wished to know whether the amount had been , * *° the union In answer to guardian, the said ...

... for new workhouse, and any reasonable inspector wonld come to the same conclusion. Mr. MITCHELL: I shall not go into the reasons for a new workhouse; but I differ in toto from Mr. Seville. I am of opinion that we should have a new workhouse; but I wish ...

... THE WORKHOUSE DRAINAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELZGRAPH, Sir,— workh As I was taking my usual walk to the new ouze on Saturday I saw my esteemed friend and Typhus, sitting by tha workhouse gates, en- joying the awful fumes arising from ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. TO THE BDITOB OF TBB SHSFFIELD DAILY TXLBOBiPH. On perusing your late reports of the proceedings of the guardians, I find on two occasions, when discossing the new workboose question, Mr. Samuel Mitchell took occasion to use my name ...

... There were only about 32 applications, and am assista: ne the selections as being the most eligible is master from another workhouse, ashe has will probably be over by a member of the “ Blue supported by Mr. J. W, W: In rest of the chosen few are com bben ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. — ~ of The new building to provide shelter for . Sheffield, which is to cost the ratepsy°™® moderate computation, £60,000, is twee? tb? subject of some very sharp Guardians and the heads of departments # the poh Government Board, Some ...