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... upon the number of able-bodied Poor working for the Union, and the number of Inmates in the Workhouse. — By Order of the Board. JOSEPH SPENCER, Union Clerk. Union Offices, 7th June, 1854. SHEFFIELD UNION CONTRACTS FOR WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. TENDERS will be ...
... builder, Feb. 17 and March 21; solr., Mr. Wilson, Gresham street, City. to surrender in country courts of bankruptcy. Joseph Carter, Gloucester, scrivener, Feb. 27 and March 27, at Bristol ; solrs., Bevan and Girling, Bristol Richard George Daimond, Newton ...
... Benjamin Hague, George Stringer, and Matthew Sykea. Tbe following were also nominated : â Messrs. Pybus, Ostcliff, Maasie, Tee, Carter, Keir, Goodwortb, Spencer, Woodruffe, Hornsby, and Barrows. Eckington Petty Sessions, Monday. â Before Sir R. Sitwell, Bart ...
... prisoners should pay a fine of £2, or stand committed for a month. Nuisances. — On the complaint of Mr. Firth, of EcclesaU Union, nuisances arising from deficient drainage, on property in George street, Philadelphia, belonging to Mr. Mearbeck, Mr. J. B ...
... redeemed. It was, how- ever, intimated that the board were not at present intend- ing to take any steps in tbe matter. Penistone Union.— The first meeting of the newly- elected board was held on Thursday, the 20th ult, at the board room. The clerk made the usual ...
... of Robert MuUins, aged 54, who had for about three years been in the employ of Mr. Dearden, of the High House brewery, as carter, See., re- siding in the house. The deceased was of very reserved habits, and rather given to intemperance. On the night of ...
... serfdom. They found that in the Sheffield Union a i laxity had crept over the system of relief, and he had no i doubt the Poor Law Board would take the hint and make 1 enquiry as to the same point in other unions. He trusted i the suggestions of Aid. Dunn ...
... being only one entrance to, ?? exit from, the Cattle market ; Mr. Ironside to interfere witleihe guardians of the Sheffield Union, by requesting .the Duke of Norfolk not to allow them to sub-let the reclaimed land, at Hollow Meadows, unless they&eep enough ...
... Wednesday comments upon the meeting held here on Mon- day night. No permanent alliance can be looked for from the accidental union of a Derby- Disraeli and a Clanricarde- Ironside party, a compound of disappointed whigs and scatter- brained radicals ; of ...
... children of the union. The board are of opinion that this would be the mode of making use of this establishment which would be tbe most advantageous to the union. I am, Sir, your obdt. servant, Courtney Secretary Mr. Spencer, Union Clerk, Sheffield ...
... the number of able- bodied Poor working for the Union, and the number of Inmates in the Workhouse. â By Order of the Board. JOSEPH SPENCER, Union Clerk. Union Offices, December 13th, 1854. SHEFFIELD UNION.â CONTRACTS FOR WORKHOUSE SUPPLtES.â TENDERS ...
... fright ful cases of lip. tongue, aud face cancer, in the London Cancer Hospital, all resulting from excessive smoking. The Art- Union or London. — The distribution will take place at the Lyceum Theatre, ou Tuesday morning, the 25th inst Lord Monteagle in the ...