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... the habit of visiting the workhouse for some years, that it was really an ecceptionzay well conducted place. My visit leads me to quite endorse this opinion, and I should be very glad indeed to find all other country workhouses so comnortable and w-e'i ...
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... LEEDS WORKHOUSE. :OU- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. wine m leir GENTLEM~EN,-There is One Statemlent ?? Mr. of iac uib Joseph Rowntree's letter that appeared in your Tuesday's f a issue, respecting the dietary table of the Leeds Work- aerliJ house ...
... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. TaE laying of the foundation idtf6-_of a new Workhouse for the accommodat',,jot- the poor of the township of Leeds is an event of considerable fin- portance in our ;c,, innals. The old building in Lady-lane has ,ang been insuflcient ...
... physical infirmity, many of them shudder at the mention of the Workhouse, and prefer semi- starvation to what they are pleased to term a sacrifice of their liberty. This feeling against the Workhouse was in one or two cases so marked as to induce the writer ...
... RIPON WORKHOUSE. OPEKN'ING OF TEE -EW' I2NnEMAAll. Though probably not more dilatory than most bodies of the kind, the Ripon Board of Guardians may bei fairlv reckoned to 'have taken time enough over the erection of an adequate -workhouse infirmary, seeing ...
... account of the visit made to the Leeds Workhouse - Mr. Cane and I visited this workhouse on 10th October, 1806. It is situate upon the border of the town, and occupies a considerable plot of land. The body of the workhouse, the infirmary, the lunacy wards, ...
... WORKHOTUSES. T'.- -A TOWN WORKHOUSE: LEEDS. SECOND ARTICLE. Enrore A hssCasn ConnxaovnnFT ) orfl-aeti mr inspection of the teeus Workhouse t-> ,I ti' ste litter half oi my tasekis much more it than rhe former, the Workhouse Indrmarr s: Thn-stati S-ho ...
... P6LLoci aud a special j ury, thei hearing of this case, which is an action for libel between 3 'officials of, the -Shoreditch Workhouse, was resumed B teasterday morning~.. , Mr.'W.&DPY,- Q.O., nnd Mr. EnwAD PO= LLoOapneared focthe pleinti:;. Sir ?? (11FFI ...
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... easuals. Of outdoor, there! nm-+r under relief 3.2;4 Th- 11ere w-ere 263 children 1 chr-geable to the llnion-17 in. the w~ork-house, 317 in th-le Industrial Schoolas, SO in the infrmary, 37 boarded cut, S in the Beate tpa Orphage, 10 in the Headinaler ...