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... FATAL ACCIDENT AT LEEDS WORKHOUSE. On Saturday morning, John Iddison, labourer, 59 died at Leeds Wor nfirmary from burns re ceived while doing task work. Deceased was an in mate of the tramp ward, and was engaged in boiling some tar in a bucket, which ...
... the neighbourhood. the fortnightly meeting of Sleaford Board of Guardians, yesterday, it was resolved that the whole the workhouse children boarded out during the summer, an allowance of 3s. per we«k in each case being made. On Sunday night. at the C ...
... THE GRANTHAM CENTEN ARIAN. Tn the death of Mrs. Ann Smith, better known a Grannie Hullott.”” which has just occurred in th workhouse at Grantham, Lincolnshire has lost it oldest inhabitant Nottinghamshire, on December 5th, 1796, and wa: She was born at Balderton ...
... Barkby, J. Darby, and J. Hadfield. It was reported by the Master of the Workhouse Grimes- that on Saturday afternoon, June thorpe Prize Band played a selection of music at the Workhouse, which was very much a by the inmates. On the motion of Ald. Wycliffe ...
... committee to proceed with the erection of the building. It was reported that an encroachment been made on the road near the new workhouse, and the Board of Guardians were asked to remove the encroachment. It was resolved to affix the common seal of the Council ...
... and deeply, and he had h rn? in upon him the awfui sight of the battered veteran of ind) long and and who ead be on in the workhouse; to propose a plan by which the said labourer, who never more than 12s. a week in his life in the should pay something cod ...
... jeniars and order to view, apply GEO TALBOT and 00., Auctioneers, St. James's Row, Sheffield by Alr. George Elliott. FiR VALE WORKHOUSE, SHEFFIELD | MONDAY NEXT, JULY Sth, 1900. PRIME PIGS. ! Mr. GEORGE ELAAOTT is honcered with instructions | FAT by AUOTION ...
... widows and o Mr. FLAVIN: Will Irish soldiers, invalided home without any pension, get any benefit whatever? Mr. MACNEILL: The workhouse, SCOTCH ESTIMATES. THE LOT OF THE CROFTER. PROTECTION OF OUR FISHING NURSERIES. The House went into Commitiee of Supply, ...
... with marbie and Swing Ladies’ and ‘» Hairseated Easy Chsirs, Wood Chairs, Tables, Two smd othe Sales bo Mr. Georae ¥IR VALE WORKHOUSE, SHEFFIELD. Day ‘TY-FIVE PRIME FAT Mr GEORGE » honoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, a above. Sae 2 Ughill Hell ...
... laincies and allow a portion of the work to fall oa curates without any remuneration. One curate did duty in this way at a workhouse during a period extending over several years without any thanks, much less remuneration. He at last wrote to the board of ...
... after there. Neither of the prisoners had money or food in their possession. Afterwards the children were taken to Firvale Workhouse, where Dr. Bellamy saw them. One of the children was dangerously il] with pneu- lungs. monia, and the other had inflammation ...
... convicted for clothing, assault, etc housebreaking, burglary, absconding with Union Saturday night he was admitted into the Workhouse again. He was dru and when placed in a ward fighting. His conduct was to the assistant r. Arthur Fussell, fore whom N: was ...