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... /'IASTER and MISTREsS of the LEEDS LVI WORKHOUSE-WANTED, by the Township of Leeds, a MASTER and MISTRESS without IndumrbranCe, to take the Management of the Workhouse: their united Salaries will be £70 per Annum with Board and Lodging, and certain Perquisites ...
... Board wrote with reference tne reception of smalipox c*ses the workhouse the Dewsbury Uuiou. and stated that unless they rectived a*aurance that admission of smallpox patients to the workhouse would dieoohtmueu 23rd iust.. would proceed immediately tc issue ...
... last were supported as follows-s:42 were mnanea o-at of private funds, 16.478 were supported eiher in distric+ asylums or workhouses, whilst. 155 in 'the crimina-l asrium wrre charged to the ?? of the Stothe. che conclusions arrived at bh the insectors ...
... the order the medical officer inmates, and that would teem show that there waa a greater amount of sickness the Bradford Workhouse than institutions at Leeds. He though* thare&re that the mart be such to call for the appointment a omnmittee oi inquiry ...
... Ten ?? on the morning of the 23rd. A List of the Articles of Drapery and Grocer's I Goods required may be obtained at the Workhouse. At this Meeting the Swill will be disposed of by tender t for the ?? order, WM. CHATHAM, Clerk to the Board. Board.room ...
... ad, Dec. 0tbh, 1861. IYULL WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS rHEIE Corporation of the Governor and Caardiane of I..the Poor in King~ton-upon-Hull. will. on WED. NESDAY, December 18th, 1861, receive TENDERS ,or tte supply to the Workhouse for Three 4onths from the 24th ...
... P*»or Law Guardians, stated formally that during the last fifteen rears ?*.» cases infections disease had been admitted the workhouse hospital from outside.—Mr. K. B. clerk to the Mirfield board, offered objection* to the scheme. His board considered the ...
... advance, may hate them enit to any part of the Country, post free, at Three- pence. A POOR-LAW IIiPnOYEIENT.-The Marylebone workhouse or bastile has, amnongoiher impsroveneats, just had the addition of a certain number of cells, for the reception of refractory ...
... the present Workhouse has not been sold, is in the circumstance of their being unable to give possession for 12 or 18 months after the sale, viz, until the New Workhouse is ready for the recep- tion of the inmates of the present Workhouse. The Governor ...
... caan ia differaat part* of th* tan. Wokihous*.—Laat eraaiag a entertainmeat vaa in th* large dining hall at Pantefract Workhouse for both old aad youug lamatee. Many ladia* aad poatleiaea (fare their to chaar the iamataa. To-night Mr*. Leatham, Wantbndga ...
... included 19 were recerded in the workhouses and ho*pi;als the borough, agaiast 14 and 18 in the precede two weeks. Ot theee, 10 occurred in the Leeda 1 in the Workhouse, 1 in the Holbeck Workhouse 1 the Bramley Workhouse, 5 the General Iyfiruart' and lin ...
... York, 8th March, 1886. j HULL WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS. THE Corporation of the Governor and Guardians Tof the Poor in Kingston-upon-Hull, will, on WEDNESDAY, March 21st, 1866, receive TEN- DERS for the supply to the Workhouse for Three Months, from the 21st ...