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... thing else. “ Alas! I do,” exclaimed Madame Bonaparte, ** he said that I should sit upon a theone, bnt tha I should die in a workhouse ; and since the fisst pait' of this prediction has been nearly acomplished, 1 have most anxiously dreaded the fulfilment ...
... knowledge as to the sim so :::Eendcd How easy would it be, Mr. Editor,.for ‘fiople to send this weekly contribution' to the Work-House, if théy find it inconwenicot to contribute -the amount in one sum at the end of phe year. . By this means they entirely ...
... materials or utensils used in bleaching the same, above the value of five shillings, from any bleach-yard, buckhouse, or work-house thereunto belonging, whe- | ther the fact be committed by day or by night.” ' In ‘he petition for the repeal of this law ...
... I I I N WPR S f - HOUSE, SHOP, & WORK-HOUSE. ‘ T 0 BL SOLD BY AUCTION, L On WEDN*SDAY the 7th March insfant, on the Premises, at th? Hour of ONE o' Clock, f [ YHE LEASE of the CONCERN, No. 60, Waring street, , l lately vceupied by Mr, M*Conmick, Soay-boiler ...
... HOUSE, SHOP, & WORK-HOUSE. T 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, | On WELNKSD.ZY the 950 k March insiont, on the Premises, | al th: Hour of ONE o' Clock, | ’ “HE LEASE of the CONCFRN, N+ i, Wasing street, | ' lately occupied Ly Mr, M:Conmick, Soup=b tier and Chandiar ...
... B Y g R i = SALE TO-MORROW. : | HOUSE, SHOP, & WORK-HOUSE. |\ = . TO BE SOILD DY A UCtlon, | On WELNESDA Y the «7th Miaveh iusiant, on the Premises, | at thr Hour of ONE o Clock, | BYHE LEASY af the 1 ONCY RN, No 60, Waring steeet, ’ lately veeipied by ...
... materials or uensils used in bieaching the same, above the value of five shillings, from or out of any bleachyard, buckhouse or workhouse thereunto belonging, whether the fa@ be commit. ted by day or night, shall be aliowed the benefit of clergy: And whereas ...
... never had occasion to ‘P:xy one tenth to stroliil Leggars, boing more out of the way of importunity. The Poor-house and Work-house are charities which cannot fall to the ground without the character of the town falling with them ; and I trust the public ...
... purchase of a cake, by the carrying of a pitcher of water, &c. He always, however, indignantly refused an asylem’ in the workhouse, preferning cold, nakedness, and want, with independance, to the being housed, cloath. ed, and fed, by the bounty of others ...
... ..122 '\:nr‘“ rit Patten, -of Scotland ook iel 36 3 Cbertson, of opeton Hall, near Edinburgh. 137 o Sctimhaw, died in a workhouse near pßmgyy O o 1 it ed9T U ITND k’,“‘.’b’.’* Stariley, Salidbury 0T T TS g Wi O Jlazley, Woreestershire 0 1135 1778 Mz v ...
... trepanned, and N treated her with great harshne upon which Mrs Yallowley infor er slave, and to convince her t her to the public workhouse, 3 ‘hat she stated her case to ma but as her story rested l:fi“ ssertion, it obtained but little cte tate of slavery with ...
... wcrease of allowance 3 this being objec'ted to, they vcot away § but before the diy was over, the neighbours applied to the workhouse to have them sent for. They were now so faint as to be unable to walk, and on being biought into the house and put to bed ...