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... pick-eat up by the police in York- Street Ofi the 4th November last, and who, it was alleged, I was refused admittance to the workhouse:- Teen Ball. Leeds, ittis December. 1880. Dear Sir-I am inrir-stored by the Watch Commutes to rensecuan- tate with you en ...
... markable for the great extent of its pauperism, v -re there had been a material diminution last summer, L ge hot latterly the workhouses have become excessively ive crowded, and the commissioners have found it neces-h sr, sary to remonstrate on the subject ...
... Hutowlason) yesterday held an inquest touching the death of Reuben Pollard (64), a factory onarative, who ?? died at the workhouse. It appeared that the dasasec, on the 26th ult., while slightly mtozi. eated, was knocked down by a cab as he was attempting ...
... Governor and O Gaard fans to collect the rates, and as Boon au tire rate eae; collected the ber lihad to be lodged a, the Workhouse and on no ac. count to tie afterwardsreruoved. Mr. Bell rerrd rlo erla-lrr of the Nets' Poor-lasr Act, uder whinc the Co ...
... which were onsidered to be excessive.- To for the post-of assistant-nurse at the workhouse infirmary appeared before the board, and Miss I - Lambert, of the 'Walton Workhouse, Liverpool, was Inappointed at a salary of £25 per annum, with rations. ?? FATAL ...
... Deoc 2, lt. 49 N, long. DEATH: FRM W~T AEI) EXPOSURE AT PONXTE- SnACy. An inquiry Was instituted last niget at the Union Workhouse, Taesshelf, Pontefract *(before Dr. Simpson, district coronar)nes to the death of Christopher Mattison, a sailor, of ]rmttingley ...
... jnttified in taking all such families upon the poor-rate funds, and to sup. port them wholly, without subjecting them to the workhouse test. The board of guardians have agreed to take all the men whohave a wife and three chiidren and upwards, who cannot get ...
... straitened circuieatancea. Some of his frisnde and adasireia interested themselves his behalf order to save him from the workhouse. His immediate needs were relieved, and through the influence Lord Aberdare grant of £100 waa obtained for him the Royal ...
... distress is beginning to make itse manifestinthe district. The Guardians refuse reliesi D to men on strike, but offerthem the workhouse, which, how- r ever, is generall 'if not always, refused. At several of 3 the collieries the Men are working out their notices ...
... justified in taking all such families upon the poor-rate funds, and to sup- port them wholly, without subjecting them to the workhouse test. The board of guardians have agreed to take all the men who have a wife and three children and upwards, who cannot ...
... 89; total, 451 ; last yea. 453. Expun hlirte il money, £4S 17s. Id. ; last year £;44 3s. 6d. Il,'uleiles or idiots in the workhouse 4. Number of pauper lun-tics in the East Riding Aisyiua, 8. Vagrants rcliicvel during the week, 15. DEATH BY DnowweoG NrsAirt ...
... (mostly small workehops). for as the purpose of collectingurine for scouring blankets, th Ac., were taken or- sent in to the workhouse. Im. s mediately after this occurrence, W. W.,a Sons put a notice on their, warehouse door, to . the effect that lis they ...