... WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read tbe following letter from Mr Jacobs “8, Quadrant, North Street, “July 9th, 1867. “ Gentlemen, —Having delivered the most difficult part of tbe goods for tbe New Workhouse, I must ask your indulgence for a short time longer for ...

... thought it would be impossible to remove the inmates to the New Workhouse under four weeks; and, m the meantime, Mrs Willee would remain in their service. Mr Ireland, the Chairman of the New Workhouse Committeee, said he hoped to be in a position to remove the ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mr Ireland said that, this might be their last meeting, it might probably be interesting to the Board ao® the people of Brighton generally to be acquainted with the state of tho balance sheet in the sale of the Old Workhouse and the building ...

... WORKHOUSE. Special Meeting of the Directors and (Juardiaus was hold at the Town lia!l', Friday evening, for tin; purpose of appointing a schoolmaster at the Workhouse,—Mr Holford in the chair. The notice of meeting having been read, Mr Maudocks asked ...

... WORKHOUSE. Btoyning OaiHiaoa oa Tvaaiay, of tha Local Oofinacal Boarti aa Ikataanlt ree«Bt aoqairiaa ialo tba adalniatratioa Slajoiaf Uoioa rcaaiaad. Tka report daJT aa axkaaatira maimar with all ipeeifio ehanaa. The Inipeet >r of opinion that the infirmary ...

... Petworth +o Workhouse garden was n smaller than that at|! od 1 Wisborough Green.—Mr. Hammord ask d wh>h-r : .1 therel was 1 meadow let withh the Hius: and g-v | 2 2 1 st 1 the 1« fact vha e we d v be ong d i i parish, was 1 let witk Workhouse.— | 1 T 11 ...

... before the act of Elizabeth, and in many passed since, we do find workhouses sometimes mentioned; bitt a carefulreadingof those acts, .willcotnvinec any man that they were not parish' workhouses, or any thing of that kind. They never were intended as places ...

... the Workhouse there was sufficient room for 200 intnates. The fact was (added Mr Lucas) Mr Tennant is in his dotage. (“ Hear, hear.”) After a motion and several amendments, an amendment by Mr Marchant that the letter be referred to the Workhouse Visiting ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Those nnfortunatee whose principal mlttfot lune i■ povetty, and who at • by its keen inroads obliged to take •efuge in the workhouse, were gladdened by the abundance of the means of enjoyment presented to them. The aged sad infirm were ...

... WORKHOUSE. The new Workhouse Monday last opened for the inspection the ratepayers generally, order of the of Directora au.l Guardians. It open for that purpose during the present we.k. admission being l.y tickets, to obtained at the Parochial Offices ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Ths monotonj exisUues it ssot-rally varied, et is Brisbtoa iattitatioa, t«o three lira jeer, littl- fsatmly. Slid siesta st Yal-liJ-. Uu ter tb* direction Mr sud Mrs Valeoliae Bard >n, tbs M.it-r and Matron, tbs norsee sad attsn Isnts. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Day w%» mnt quietly, but enjoyably, by the inmates of the Workhouse. Everything that oould oouthbute to the heppintee of the inmates was done, and the latter seemed especially areteful for the kindntiee showed to them. Each of the throe ...