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... ' CHARITY WORRHOUSE. ' b'stra'et of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Edinburgh Charity Workhouse, from July 1, 1826, to July 1, 1827, By the late George Spankie, Trea- surer;- 1. Poor's Mone- RECEIPT. Ill psetof l20ot . L.3 12 Ii Do. 1S21-22 - 519 2 ...
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... of the ground at the rear of the Workhouse, took occasion to draw from that cir- cumstance an inference in favour of his plan of cultivating waste land. He held that if there were seventy or eighty such in the Workhouse with the means of profitably em- ...
... their - eligibility for the purposes of a workhouse, from which it ap- p peared that the committee were much surprised at the amount of accommodation which they seemed to afford for the pur- I poses of a workhouse. Since that time, however, Mr Rhind, a architect ...
... -1st day of July 1863, in the workhouses of the following Unions in BuEng- laud:-Baubury, Bideford, Bolton, Camelford, Conway, Dartford;- Fylde, Hemel Hempstead, Hemswortb,, Liverpool, and St Faiths: In the workhouses of the City of London and St Olave's ...
... on the 28th of February as many as 384,848 persons in Ireland receiving ?? relief -comprising 239,682 in workhouses, and 145,166 out of workhouses. A correspondence, somewhat hostile in its tone, has taken place between Mr Cobden and a gentleman named ...
... lunatics was 6s 8d per head-viz., 9s 2,d in borough and county asylums, 12s 2jd in licensed houses, and 33 0id only in union workhouses, or with friends. In Scotland there were 7403 insane persons on the 14th of May 1855-Yiz., 2732 private, 4642 pauper, and ...